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GIS-based subsurface databases and 3-D geological modeling as a tool for the set up of hydrogeological framework (Record no. 161996)

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Personal name TRABELSI, Fatma
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Title GIS-based subsurface databases and 3-D geological modeling as a tool for the set up of hydrogeological framework
Remainder of title Nabeul–Hammamet coastal aquifer case study (Northeast Tunisia)
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Title Environmental earth sciences
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Summary, etc. The subsurface data are a basic requirement for the set up of hydrogeological framework. Geographic information systems (GIS) tools have proved their usefulness in hydrogeology over the years which allow for management, synthesis, and analysis of a great variety of subsurface data. However, standard multi-layered systems are quite limited for modeling, visualizing, and editing subsurface data and geologic objects and their attributes. This paper presents a methodology to support the implementation of hydrogeological framework of the multi-layered aquifer system in Nabeul–Hammamet (NH) coastal region (NE, Tunisia). The methodology consists of (1) the development of a complete and generally accepted hydrogeological classification system for NH aquifer system (2) the development of relational databases and subsequent GIS-based on geological, geophysical and hydrogeological data, and (3) the development of meaningful three-dimensional geological and aquifer models, using GIS subsurface software, RockWorks 2002. The generated 3-D geological models define the lithostratigraphy and the geometry of each depositional formation of the region and delineate major aquifers and aquitards. Where results of the lithologic model revealed that there is a wide range of hydraulic conductivities in the modeled area, which vary spatially and control the groundwater flow regime. As well, 17 texturally distinct stratigraphic units were identified and visualized in the stratigraphic model, while the developed aquifer model indicates that the NH aquifer system is composed of multi-reservoir aquifers subdivided in aquifers units and separated by sandy clay aquitards. Finally, this study provides information on the storing, management and modeling of subsurface spatial database. GIS has become a useful tool for hydrogeological conceptualization and groundwater management purposes and will provide necessary input databases within different groundwater numerical models.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element GIS
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Topical term or geographic name entry element rockworks
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Topical term or geographic name entry element 3-D geological models
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Personal name TARHOUNI, Jamila
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Personal name MAMMOU, Abdallah Ben
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Personal name RANIERI, Gaetano
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Uniform Resource Identifier https://doi.org/10.1007/s12665-011-1416-y
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    Library of Congress Classification     Main Library Main Library - Special Collections 04/05/2023 Vol.70 , No.5 (Nov 2013)   GE105 ENV 04/05/2023 04/05/2023 Journal Article For In House Use Only