Evaluation of Hydrogeological Conditions, of the groundwater reservoir west of Samarra by using Data pumping tests in wells Single

A hydrogeological study of the groundwater reservoir west of Samarra, Iraq, reveals significant variability in aquifer properties. Analysis of 50 wells identified two distinct aquifers: a semi-confined Injana aquifer and an unconfined Quaternary sediment aquifer. Pumping tests in individual wells determined that transmissivity (T) ranges from 51.8 m²/day in the east to 5.3 m²/day in the west, while hydraulic conductivity (K) varies from 1.23 m/day in the east to 0.119 m/day in the west. The study also found that groundwater flow moves generally from west to east with a slight southern slope. These findings provide critical insights into the hydrogeological conditions of the region, which could inform water resource management strategies for Samarra Archaeological City.

Mohammed Abdulfattah Ali. (2023). Evaluation of Hydrogeological Conditions, of the groundwater reservoir west of Samarra by using Data pumping tests in wells Single. Tikrit Journal of Pure Science, 22(8), 137–150. https://doi.org/10.25130/tjps.v22i8.862