Groundwater Flow Modelling of a Multilayer Aquifer in Semi-arid Context

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The Takelsa multilayer aquifer system, located in north-eastern Tunisia, contains important groundwater resources that have mainly been used for agricultural purposes. To ensure a solid base for the sustainable management of this aquifer system, an adequate comprehensive hydrogeologic investigation was undertaken. A sampling campaign of stable isotopes was carried out in 2016 to identify groundwater recharge and related processes. A groundwater flow model was implemented. The model calibration was performed during a steady state, based on the average state of the period 1980–1984, using Modflow. Modelling results have been determined by a least squares fit of observed heads. The groundwater model was coupled with a physically based model (WetSpass model) used to quantify groundwater recharge and discharge of the Takelsa multilayer aquifer.

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Ghouili, N., Zammouri, M., Jarraya-Horriche, F., Hamzaoui-Azzaza, F., & Carrillo-Rivera, J. J. (2019). Groundwater Flow Modelling of a Multilayer Aquifer in Semi-arid Context. In Advances in Science, Technology and Innovation (pp. 287–289). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-01572-5_68

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