Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis

Morphostructural, hydrogeological and hydrochemical approaches were applied to Hammamet plain and its surrounding mountains in the eastern part of Algeria to characterize the groundwater system and its potential for exploitation. The Essen and Troubia Mountains form the natural boundaries of Hammame...

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Main Authors: Chelih Fatha, Fehdi Chemseddine, Khan Shuhaib
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2018-06-01
Series:Journal of Water and Land Development
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spelling doaj-ffaccfa603bf4955bced929f222042712020-11-25T02:20:42ZengSciendoJournal of Water and Land Development2083-45352018-06-01371394810.2478/jwld-2018-0023jwld-2018-0023Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysisChelih Fatha0Fehdi Chemseddine1Khan Shuhaib2University of Larbi Tebessi, Department of Geology, Laboratory of Water and EnvironmentUniversity of Larbi Tebessi, Department of Earth and Universe Sciences, Route de Constantine 12002, Tebessa, AlgeriaUniversity of Houston, Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, Houston, TX 77204, USAMorphostructural, hydrogeological and hydrochemical approaches were applied to Hammamet plain and its surrounding mountains in the eastern part of Algeria to characterize the groundwater system and its potential for exploitation. The Essen and Troubia Mountains form the natural boundaries of Hammamet plain. The objective of this study is to utilize remote sensing techniques combined with structural analysis, hydrogeology and hydrogeochemistry to identify the potential fracture zones for groundwater in the strongly fractured and karstified deep aquifers. The delineated zones of potential groundwater resources are verified by detailed hydrogeological field surveys.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/jwld.2018.37.issue-1/jwld-2018-0023/jwld-2018-0023.xml?format=INTAlgeriaaquiferHammamet plainhydrogeologyisotopesremote sensing
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Fehdi Chemseddine
Khan Shuhaib
Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis
Journal of Water and Land Development
Algeria
aquifer
Hammamet plain
hydrogeology
isotopes
remote sensing
author_facet Chelih Fatha
Fehdi Chemseddine
Khan Shuhaib
author_sort Chelih Fatha
title Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis
title_short Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis
title_full Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis
title_fullStr Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis
title_full_unstemmed Characterization of the Hammamet basin aquifer (North-East of Algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis
title_sort characterization of the hammamet basin aquifer (north-east of algeria) through geochemical and geostructural methods and analysis
publisher Sciendo
series Journal of Water and Land Development
issn 2083-4535
publishDate 2018-06-01
description Morphostructural, hydrogeological and hydrochemical approaches were applied to Hammamet plain and its surrounding mountains in the eastern part of Algeria to characterize the groundwater system and its potential for exploitation. The Essen and Troubia Mountains form the natural boundaries of Hammamet plain. The objective of this study is to utilize remote sensing techniques combined with structural analysis, hydrogeology and hydrogeochemistry to identify the potential fracture zones for groundwater in the strongly fractured and karstified deep aquifers. The delineated zones of potential groundwater resources are verified by detailed hydrogeological field surveys.
topic Algeria
aquifer
Hammamet plain
hydrogeology
isotopes
remote sensing
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