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August 20, 2025WaterOpen Access

Applied Hydrogeological Assessment and GIS-Based Modeling of Transboundary Aquifers in the Shu River Basin

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Applied hydrogeological assessment reveals water quality issues in transboundary aquifers, highlighting GIS importance for monitoring.

Water quality assessments found that several water intakes exceeded maximum allowable concentrations for contaminants, indicating critical areas of concern.
Measurements included physicochemical parameters like nitrates and chlorides, showing the impact of anthropogenic pressure nearby agricultural zones.
Assessment involved GIS-based modeling to spatially compare groundwater quality across districts, aiding in identifying vulnerable aquifer zones.
Findings support the need for ongoing groundwater monitoring, contributing to strategies for sustainable water resource management in compliance with UN SDG 6.

Tazhiyev et al. (2025) studied this question.

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