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Background: The current study conducted to analysis the bottom water potential zones in Odiyo watershed. The study relies on the secondary data, which is collected from concern department and through internet. Totally nine parameters are consider for the study like drainage density, elevation, geology, geomorphology, land use and land cover, lineaments, rainfall pattern, slope gradient and soil texture. The chosen parameters are prepared and classified in GIS environment, then weightage for every parameter and its classes are assigned using Analytical Hierarchical Process, and eventually, weighted overlay analysis in ArcGIS accustomed discover the result.
Results: The result relived that, about 183.87ha (0.613%) areas are having very high, 4846.23ha (16.18%) area are having high, 19229.4 ha (64.19%) having moderate, 5645.7ha (18.855) having low and 48.6ha (0.16%) area are having very low potential of well water.
Conclusions: The knowledge on strength of ground water supported ground water zones help in management and development of the groundwater within the study area.
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Analytical hierarchical process, Weighted Overlay Analysis, Potential groundwater zone, GIS and RS
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Background: The current study conducted to analysis the bottom water potential zones in Odiyo watershed. The study relies on the secondary data, which is collected from concern department and through internet. Totally nine parameters are consider for the study like drainage density, elevation, geology, geomorphology, land use and land cover, lineaments, rainfall pattern, slope gradient and soil texture. The chosen parameters are prepared and classified in GIS environment, then weightage for every parameter and its classes are assigned using Analytical Hierarchical Process, and eventually, weighted overlay analysis in ArcGIS accustomed discover the result.
Results: The result relived that, about 183.87ha (0.613%) areas are having very high, 4846.23ha (16.18%) area are having high, 19229.4 ha (64.19%) having moderate, 5645.7ha (18.855) having low and 48.6ha (0.16%) area are having very low potential of well water.
Conclusions: The knowledge on strength of ground water supported ground water zones help in management and development of the groundwater within the study area.
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