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تقويم الظروف الهيدروجيولوجية لطبقة المياه الجوفية الحرة في المنطقة الواقعة بين نهري السن و الروس في الساحل السوري
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تقع منطقة البحث في الساحل السوري بين نهري السن و الروس. و يهدف البحث إلى دراسة الخصائص الهيدروجيولوجية للطبقة الحاملة للمياه الجوفية الحرة في منطقة البحث، و تقويم ظروف توضعها، حيث اعتمد البحث على شبكة رصدٍ تتألف من 36 بئراً للمراقبة تخترق الطبقة الحاملة الجوفية الحرة، و استمرّت القياسات فيها خلال الفترة (تشرين الأول 2016 حتى أيلول 2017). تتراوح أعماق المياه الجوفية الحرة في منطقة البحث بين 0.5-11.5 m، و تصل أحياناً خلال فترة الجفاف إلى 13.5m، بينما تكون قريبة من سطح الأرض شتاءً و تصل إلى 0.1m في بعض الآبار. كما تتراوح الناقلية الكهربائية للمياه الجوفية بين (550-3700) µs حيث تزداد كلما اتجهنا غرباً و تبلغ 9000 µs و أكثر في الآبار القريبة من البحر خلال فترة الجفاف. تنخفض مناسيب المياه الجوفية إلى مستوى أدنى من منسوب سطح البحر في الآبار القريبة من الشاطئ مما يحقق الشروط الهيدروديناميكية لاندساس مياه البحر ضمن الطبقة الحاملة للمياه الجوفية الحرة.
The research area is located in the Syrian coast between the Sin and Rous river. This research aims at studying the hydrogeological characteristics of the unconfined aquifer in the research area and evaluating the conditions of its placed. The research was based on a monitoring network consisting of 36 wells that penetrate the unconfined aquifer, and measurements continued during the period (October 2016 until September 2017). The unconfined groundwater depths in the research area range between 0.5-11.5 m, and sometimes during the drought period reach to 13.5 m, while it is close to the surface in the winter and up to 0.1m in some wells. The electrical conductivity ranges between 550-3700 μs/cm, increasing as we go west and reaching 9,000 μs/cm and more in the wells near the sea during the dry period. Groundwater levels Lower in the dry period to below sea level in near-shore wells, achieves the hydrodynamic conditions of the seawater intrusion.
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industry, while excess water goes to sea.
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an equation for recession discharge for predicting spring discharge and volumes of flow
after definite time from the beginning of spring base flow, which allows to operate and
manipulate available water resources through an optimum design of water intake from this
spring.
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years. While the monthly minimum discharges increase about 0.1284 m3/sec, and monthly
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springs within definite periods.
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time series data, due to its reliable accuracy. Monthly water flows, thus, monthly volumes,
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of the time series on variance and median and non-seasonality and making the wanted tests
on model residuals, we found that the best model to represent the data is SARIMA(2,0,1)
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