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1Halil Önder 5. World Water Form Istanbul 1
Use of Underground Dams in the Sustainable Developement and Management of Groundwater
Resources
Halil ÖnderDepartment of Civil Engineering METUAnkara, Turkey
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Outline
objective sustainability of groundwater, goals,
strategies underground dams use of underground dams technical effectiveness and performance
evaluation discussion and conclusion
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Objective
To discuss and demonstrate the use of underground dams in the sustainable developement and management of groundwater resources in rural areas for small communities
To draw a conclusion
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Groundwater Sustainability and GoalsDefinition The groundwater
sustainability is defined as development and use of ground water in a manner that can be maintained for an indefinite time to meet both current and future beneficial purposes without causing unacceptable environmental, economic, or social consequences
USGS (circular 1186)
Goals sustainable long term yields
from aquifers effective and efficient use of
stored water in aquifers preservation of water quality preservation of water
dependent ecosystems -aquatic environments
maintenance of base flow integration of groundwater
and surface water into a comprehensive natural resource management system
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Management strategies to ensure the sustainability:Strategies decrease discharge from
groundwater system increase recharge to
groundwater system change rates or spatial
patterns of groundwater pumpage
change the volume of groundwater in storage at different time scales
USGS
Intelligent tools and innovative approaches to enhance the sustainability of groundwater resources
Groundwater Dam is an example
Definition: Any structure
designed to contain underground flow from a natural aquifer or from an artificial one, built with an impermeable barrier
Types: Sub-Surface Dams Sand-Storage Dams
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Types of Sub-Surface Dams
a) Clay dike, b) Concrete dam, c) Stone masonry dam, d) Reinforced concrete dam, e) Plastered brick wall, f) Plastic or tarred-felt sheets, g) Corrugated iron, steel, or PVC sheet,
h) Injection screen (Nilsson, 1988)
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Types of Sand-Storage Dams
a) Concrete sand-storage dam, b) Stone masonry sand-storage dam, c) Gabion sand-storage dam with clay cover, d) Gabion sand-storage dam with clay core, e) Stone-fill concrete sand-storage dam, f) Stone sand-storage dam (Nilsson, 1988)
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Examples
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Characteristics and Attractiveness of Underground Dams: low in capital cost
an appropriate technology for the poorer communities requires essentially no external resources, use of local
material is possible needs little expertise to run and maintain, can be
understood, controlled and maintained by local people are relatively easy to make and very cheap to construct contributes to the decentralization of water management are able to store larger volume of water small enough in scale to be afforded by a small group of
people
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Basic Utilizations of Underground Dams: basic water supply for
domestic use, small-scale (manual) irrigation, industrial use livestock watering
to prevent salt water intrusion in coastal aquifers combating or reversing the process of desertification treated waste water may be stored behind
underground dam for non-potable purposes for artificial recharge to construct artificial wetland source of water for natural wetlands
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Utilisation of Underground Dams-1
reducing the impact of saltwater intrusion by construction or installation of an impermeable subsurface barrier paralleling the coast
decreasing discharge from groundwater system into the sea (subsurface dam is recomended near the sea shore to prevent the subsurface flow from the aquifer to the sea)
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Utilisation of Underground Dams-2
combating or reversing the process of desertification
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Utilisation of Underground Dams-3
treated waste water is: available for reuse at a relatively low cost provides a dependable source of water even in dought years eliminates the need for costly waste water disposal options
treated waste water may be stored behind underground dam for non-potable purposes
an interesting method to achieve groundwater sustainability augmenting and enhancing the available groundwater
resources
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Management of the groundwater resources
management involves complete understanding of the cause and effect relationship that the human activities have on the groundwater resources and on the broader environment.
in this context groundwater modeling constitutes an important task.
performance evaluation is done by using numerical simulation numerical technique: finite difference method computer code: Visual MODFLOW
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Conclusions severe shortage of fresh water supply is being and
will be experienced scarcity of water will result in insufficient food supply
and undesirable health problems underground dams are
environment friendly technology socially acceptable economically efficient hydro geologically sound ıntelligent tool and innovative approache to enhance the
sustainability of groundwater resources positive impact on the wellfare of small communities
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Thank You for your patience
Small is beautiful:a study of economics as if people mattered E. F. Schumacher. 1973
Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.Albert Einstein
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