Abstract

In the article the application issues of geographic information technologies and methods of mathematical modeling of geofiltration and geomigration processes of hydrogeological systems were discussed, as well as for information support of the groundwater monitoring system. The object of research is the Akhangaran aquifer, which is a large industrial area with intensification of agriculture, as well as densely populated, where industrial reproduction of water resources is established by designing water intake facilities using groundwater, also having huge data on regime, geological and hydrogeological aspects. The main goal of these researches is to learn the methodology for assessing groundwater resources by modeling to the GIS basis, theoretical and applied methods of mathematical analyses. The features are considered and the boundary and initial conditions are justified. The results are a research technique has been developed to simulate geofiltration and geomigration processes, to determine the balance of groundwater, and the hydrogeological parameters of the aquifer have been calculated from it. The calculated values of the natural resources of groundwater by the parameters of their level mode in the Akhangaran pool allowed establish the permissible convergence of resource estimates according to the amplitudes of fluctuations in the level of groundwater and according to geoinformation modeling.

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  • IntroductionGroundwater is the property of the state and is enshrined in laws ‘On Nature

  • Groundwater is the property of the state and is enshrined in laws ‘On NatureManagement’, ‘On Subsoil’, etc

  • At leading research centers in the Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Canada, Russia, and others, a number of software packages have been developed that focus on modeling hydrogeological systems, such as Visual MODFLOW (USA), Groundwater Modeling System (GMS), combining MODFLOW models, Brigham Yong University laboratories, Ground Water Vistas GWV DHI (Denmark), ModTech developed by Geolink Consulting (Russia), “the GWFS Geofiltration Modeling” software system

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Introduction

Groundwater is the property of the state and is enshrined in laws ‘On Nature. In the arid climate of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the main suppliers of fresh water suitable for drinking are river valleys. Significant groundwater reserves are concentrated in them, which are formed mainly due to filtration losses from surface watercourses and irrigation water infiltration [Mavlonov et al, 2011, p. Up to 80 % of the production cycle time is spent on the preparation and support of design models in high-tech production. This is related primarily to the high labor input and complexity of preparing the initial (visual-figurative) information. Mathematical and geoinformation models are being created in various areas of geological and hydrogeological science, and thematic electronic

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