The Spatial Relationship between Groundwater Resource-Function and Sensitivity

Ming Jiang Yan; Guang Hui Zhang; Jin Zhe Wang; Zhen Long Nie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.183-185.975

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The Spatial Relationship between Groundwater Resource-Function and Sensitivity

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This research studied spatial relationship between groundwater resource-function and sensitivity by statistical analysis in HuFu Plain. The results indicated that groundwater resource function was classified as middle, while groundwater sensitivity was classified as middle and lower in HuFu Plain. The area , groundwater resource function is classified as rich or poorer and richer or poor, where groundwater sensitivity is higher or lower respectively. At last analyzing the mechanism of multicorresponding relationship based on the same factors that they have.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 183-185)

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Ming Jiang Yan, Guang Hui Zhang, Jin Zhe Wang, Zhen Long Nie

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Groundwater Resource-Function, Groundwater Sensitivity, Spatial Relationship

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