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• TITLE: Understanding the Long-Term Changes in Groundwater Level—A Tale of Highly Urbanized City

  AUTHORS: Mst Ilme Faridatul, Md Niamul Bari

  KEYWORDS: Groundwater, Urbanization, Land Cover, Water Abstraction, Water Use

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Geographic Information System, Vol.13 No.4, August 2, 2021

  ABSTRACT: The rapid drop in the groundwater level has raised concerns in the sustainable water management plan in many cities of the world. It is important to understand the underlying factors of such depletion. To improve knowledge of the changes in groundwater, this study investigates a long-term perspective of urbanization, and evaluates the influence of several factors including land cover, water use, and abstraction. Multi-year land cover maps are used to detect urbanization and land cover types. Hotspot analysis and correlation-regression are applied to assess the relationship between changes in groundwater and the driving factors. The investigations confirm that an extensive withdrawal of groundwater due to urbanization results in a progressive drop in the water level. However, the major industrial and commercial zone shows the consistent hotspot of groundwater depletion. The results indicate that groundwater abstraction and types of water use have a high influence on the changes in urban groundwater.