Assessment of natural groundwater reserve of a morphodynamic system using an information-based model in a part of Ganga basin, Northern India.
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ABSTRACT: Assessment of morphodynamic groundwater reserves is important for the sustainable management of water resources. It is a truth that groundwater resource evaluation is anxious with the ambiguity of its several factors and employing methods. Thus, an information-based model has been hypothesized to assess natural groundwater reserves in a morphodynamic system in a part of the Ganga basin of Northern India, where the spatial variability in natural groundwater reserve exists. Marginal information of rainfall data, and transinformation among the rainfall, and monthly depth to groundwater level measurement at 50 wells in a dense monitoring network were used for evaluating natural groundwater reserve. The results indicate that an average recharge rate is about 246 mm/monsoon and or 32.65% of the
SUBMITTER: Mondal NC
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9008018 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Apr
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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