Dasht Gour is located in the northeast of Bushehr province and the study area of Dalki-Shabankare. In the past, this plain had good potential in quantity and quality, and now, with 303 unauthorized agricultural wells, it is considered one of the prohibited and critical plains. Through the selective monitoring network with 26 exploitation wells and the analysis of underground water samples in a period of 9 years (1388-1397), the hydrogeochemical characteristics of the Dasht Gour aquifer were analyzed. The analysis of hydrogeochemical diagrams and maps in the Arc GIS environment showed that in the studied aquifer, the dominant anion is sulfate, and the dominant cation is calcium. Total dissolved solids have increased to 355 mg during the nine years. The waters are mainly calcium sulfate, and salinity has increased by 1221 units with an annual average of 136 microsiemens/cm. The influencing factor and water quality control is the presence of the Aghajari formations and Bakhtiari conglomerate.
Mirzaee Mahmoodabadi, R., & Azadijoo, O. (2023). Evaluation of hydrogeochemistry of alluvial aquifer in Dasht Goor. New Findings in
Applied Geology, (), -. doi: 10.22084/nfag.2023.28311.1579
MLA
Reza Mirzaee Mahmoodabadi; Omid Azadijoo. "Evaluation of hydrogeochemistry of alluvial aquifer in Dasht Goor". New Findings in
Applied Geology, , , 2023, -. doi: 10.22084/nfag.2023.28311.1579
HARVARD
Mirzaee Mahmoodabadi, R., Azadijoo, O. (2023). 'Evaluation of hydrogeochemistry of alluvial aquifer in Dasht Goor', New Findings in
Applied Geology, (), pp. -. doi: 10.22084/nfag.2023.28311.1579
VANCOUVER
Mirzaee Mahmoodabadi, R., Azadijoo, O. Evaluation of hydrogeochemistry of alluvial aquifer in Dasht Goor. New Findings in
Applied Geology, 2023; (): -. doi: 10.22084/nfag.2023.28311.1579
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