Integration of hydrogeological data, GIS and AHP techniques applied to delineate groundwater potential zones in sandstone, limestone and shales rocks of the Damoh district, (MP) central India

• Main Authors: Moharir K.N., Pande C.B., Gautam V.K., Singh S.K., Rane N.L.
• Other Authors: 57193546415
• Format: Article
• Published: Academic Press Inc. 2024
• Subjects: AHP; Groundwater; Hydrogeological; LULC; Madhya Pradesh; ROC; Analytic Hierarchy Process; Calcium Carbonate; Ecosystem; Environmental Monitoring; Geographic Information Systems; India; Damoh; ground water; limestone; calcium carbonate; aquifer; artificial recharge; climate change; drainage; GIS; lineament; percolation; rainfall; runoff; sandstone; watershed; analytic hierarchy process; Article; drought; environmental parameters; geographic and geological parameters; geographic information system; geology; geomorphology; groundwater potential zone; hydrology; land use; nonhuman; rock; shale; surface runoff; topographic ruggedness index; topographic wetness index; water insecurity; ecosystem; environmental monitoring; procedures

The Damoh district, which is located in the central India and characterized by limestone, shales, and sandstone compact rock. The district has been facing groundwater development challenges and problems for several decades. To facilitate groundwater management, it is crucial to monitoring and planni...