Groundwater Assessment and Management : : A Guidebook for Water Utilities and Municipal Authorities.
Groundwater beneath cities is important. Water utilities and private abstractors use is it as a secure source of water-supply and municipal authorities have to cope with it when planning sanitation and using underground space for building and transportation infrastructure, but all too often neither...
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| Place / Publishing House: | London : : IWA Publishing,, 2022. ©2022. |
| Year of Publication: | 2022 |
| Language: | English |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (56 pages) |
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Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Part A: Groundwater for Urban Water-Supply
- A1 ESSENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES
- Why is groundwater important to water utilities?
- How can groundwater impact water service utilities?
- What data are needed to diagnose groundwater management needs?
- How is private urban waterwell use relevant to water utilities?
- Could water utilities have 'hidden interests' in groundwater management?
- Who has the institutional responsibility for groundwater resources?
- Does your water utility have capacity for groundwater management?
- A2 FORMULATING STRATEGIC ACTIONS
- What actions are needed as regards groundwater resource management?
- What actions are needed as regards groundwater quality protection?
- How can groundwater monitoring be strengthened for adaptive management?
- Part B: Groundwater Hazards for Urban Infrastructure
- B1 CHARACTERISATION OF PROBLEMS
- Why is groundwater important to city infrastructure planning?
- How does urbanisation impact the groundwater regime?
- What data are needed to diagnose subsurface management needs?
- Who has institutional responsibility for urban groundwater resources?
- Can your agency contribute effectively to urban groundwater management?
- B2 ESSENTIAL STEPS FOR INTEGRATED ACTION
- Which procedures can ensure that groundwater considerations are always included in urban planning?
- What types of groundwater information are essential for the urban planning process?
- How should the development of urban subsurface space be administered with regard to groundwater considerations?
- Part C: Examples of Urban Groundwater Management
- C1 BANGKOK (THAILAND)
- Major reduction and redistribution of groundwater abstraction to control land subsidence (data from Buapeng &
- Foster, 2008)
- C2 LIMA (PERU).
- Planned conjunctive use to stabilise the groundwater reserves of a critical aquifer in a hyper-arid setting (data from Foster et al., 2010c)
- C3 HAMBURG (GERMANY)
- Well-managed groundwater resource development with emphasis on monitoring for quality protection (data from Foster et al., 2020b)
- C4 BUCHAREST (ROMANIA)
- Improving understanding of a shallow groundwater system to aid design and operation of subsurface infrastructure (data from Gogu, 2019)
- C5 BEBERIBE (AQUIFER)
- Use of the beberibe aquifer as a strategic water-supply reserve and regulating private groundwater supply (data from Foster et al., 2010a)
- C6 LUSAKA (ZAMBIA)
- Efforts to confront groundwater quality protection and meet pro-poor demand in a fast-growing city (data from Nkhuwa, 2003
- Kangomba &
- Bãumle, 2013
- and Foster et al., 2020a)
- References.