Groundwater Assessment of Spring Water Using (GIS) Arc map 10.8 in Al-Shanafiyah District, AL-Qadisiyah Governorate, Southern Iraq

Abstract

Groundwater takes center stage in areas where other sources of water are unavailable. The surface of rivers and irrigation schemes and applies to the study region represented by the district of Shanafiyah in southern Iraq. In the Al-Shanafiyah district, Production An aquifer probability map Geographical information number (GIS) Arc map 10.8 in the Shanafiyah watershed, Al Qadisiyah Governorate, Iraq. First, surveys were conducted to locate the springs Digital DEM mapping A total of 24 springs and 6 wells were identified and assigned to geographic information systems; 30 of these were chosen for chemical and physical examination, and a spatial study was conducted to determine the suitability of groundwater for drinking, irrigation, and animal watering. Since groundwater is the primary source upon which people depend, the judiciary is primarily used for drinking and second-class irrigation, and its function and significance have grown. Groundwater in the area has been depleted as a result of population growth and years of drought in recent years. Particularly since the area relies heavily on rainwater for agricultural investment. As a result, the judiciary will have to decide if groundwater is suitable for human consumption. In research and distribution systems, (GIS) Arc map 10.8 and agriculture, and by the implementation of modern techniques, exemplified by the use of The spatial characteristics of the groundwater in the area are important.