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In the Kurumalai region, the integration of remote sensing and GIS technology proved to be a valuable approach for identifying potential groundwater zones, playing a crucial role in groundwater storage resource management. This study involved classifying soil, geology, geomorphology, drainage patterns, land use/land cover (LULC), slope, and lineament using remote sensing and GIS techniques to determine groundwater potential zones. The analytical hierarchy process (AHP) method was employed to enable a comprehensive multi-parameter analysis, leading to the successful classification of the study area into very low, low, medium, and high zones of groundwater potential. This valuable information can guide the selection of appropriate locations for agriculture open wells and tube wells, contributing to future development schemes and benefiting society through the efforts of the scientific community. Ultimately, this chapter offers significant insights into conserving, managing, and sustainably utilizing groundwater resources in the Kurumalai region.

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Interacting RS and GIS to GWPZ in Urban Development Site Suitability Analysis of Kovilpatti Region, Southern Tamil Nadu, India

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    2025年

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  • Abinaya Rajendran,
  • Antony Ravindran Antony Jebamalai,
  • Antony Alosanai Promilton Antony Johnson,
  • Muthusamy Subramanian,
  • Moorthy Ganapathy Manthira,
  • Aswin Sudarsanan Krishnaveni,
  • Sankar Ganesan

摘要

In the Kurumalai region, the integration of remote sensing and GIS technology proved to be a valuable approach for identifying potential groundwater zones, playing a crucial role in groundwater storage resource management. This study involved classifying soil, geology, geomorphology, drainage patterns, land use/land cover (LULC), slope, and lineament using remote sensing and GIS techniques to determine groundwater potential zones. The analytical hierarchy process (AHP) method was employed to enable a comprehensive multi-parameter analysis, leading to the successful classification of the study area into very low, low, medium, and high zones of groundwater potential. This valuable information can guide the selection of appropriate locations for agriculture open wells and tube wells, contributing to future development schemes and benefiting society through the efforts of the scientific community. Ultimately, this chapter offers significant insights into conserving, managing, and sustainably utilizing groundwater resources in the Kurumalai region.