Journal of Ecohydrology

Journal of Ecohydrology

Investigation of groundwater balance in Tuserkan plain of Hmaedan using MODFLOW

Document Type : Research Article

Authors
Samaneh poormohammadi 1
Mohammad Taqi Dastorani 2
Hadi Jafari 3
M ohammad Hassan Rahimian 4
Massoud Goodarzi 5
Zahra Mesmarian 6
Fateme Baqeri 7
1 PhD of science and watershed engineering in water researches institiute
2 Faculty member of Ferdowsi university of Mashhad
3 Faculty member of Shahrud University of technology
4 PHD student of water engineering in Isfahan university of Technology
5 Faculty member of Soil Conservation and Watershed Management Research Institute, Tehran,
6 Msc student of water resources in Abureyhan university
7 PhD student of Shahrud university of technology
10.22059/ije.2015.58063
Abstract
Recent droughts and indiscriminate use of ground water for agriculture, is the main problems of the especially desert country.Water crisis has gripped all of country Plains, and Due tothe reduction of surface water resources and successive droughts, illegal exploitation of ground water resources is increasing.The knowledge of the water balance plains can be helped in the water resources management.Tuyserkan plains is one of the most Lowland in the Hamedan province with widly agricuctural land that is increasing every year, Consequently, the pressure on groundwater resources is creased. The aim of this study is invstigation of water balance in Tuyserkan plain in water year 88-87 for optimal management of water resources especially for agricultural uses. For this purpose, iso potential of Plains is maping next Attempted to identify the input and output in plain and ground water balance was calculated manually. The next step using of determining changes volume in plain, accuracy of water balance caculated was determined. Finally, there quiring of inputmap andbasic information is providing on Modflow numerical model and GMS software was runs.Result show that plain ground water balances was negetive and shortage of storage was -12.2 MM3 in 1387-88. Manually water balance and water table changes supported reult of model ground water balance.
Keywords
ground water balance
MODFLOW
GMS
Tuyserkan plain
Subjects

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Journal of Ecohydrology
Volume 2, Issue 4
Winter 2016
Pages 371-382

  • Receive Date 06 August 2015
  • Revise Date 10 May 2016
  • Accept Date 19 January 2016
  • First Publish Date 19 January 2016
  • Publish Date 22 December 2015