Groundwater Dynamic Change of Over-Exploited Area Based on Numerical Simulation in Cangzhou City, China

Xue Li; Guo Min Li; Peng Peng Zhou; Ming Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.573-574.506

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Groundwater Dynamic Change of Over-Exploited Area Based on Numerical Simulation in Cangzhou City, China

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Long-term excessive extraction of groundwater has caused many environmental and geological problems such as depression cone and land subsidence in the city of Cangzhou, China. In order to analyze the variation of groundwater levels in over-exploited area and predict the evolution after decreasing pumping along with the South-to-North Water Diversion project, a 3-D transient groundwater flow model was established. The results show that several depression cones have formed in shallow and deep aquifers in recent years. In addition, the area of the depression cones would decrease and the centre levels of them would ascend by restrict exploitation of deep groundwater after the implementation of the South-to-North Water Diversion project. The work can provide a scientific basis for reasonable water resources allocation with the South-to-North Water Diversion project in Cangzhou city.

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Xue Li, Guo Min Li, Peng Peng Zhou, Ming Li

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