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• TITLE: Elaboration of a Cartographic Model of Zones Favorable to the Implantation of Water Points: Case of the Watershed of Ehania, South-East of Côte D’Ivoire

  AUTHORS: Dibi Brou, Konan-Waidhet Arthur Brice, Kouadio Boyossro Hélène, Savané Issiaka, Jean Biemi

  KEYWORDS: Drinking Water, Bases Aquifers, GIS, Multicriteria Analysis (MCA), Water Points Establishment

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.11 No.12, December 24, 2019

  ABSTRACT: The supply of drinking water from aquifers of base remains problematic because of his complexity. The combination of several methods is more adapted for the mapping of water establishment favorable areas. This study is focused on water points establishment favorable areas mapping. The methods used are remote sensing, pump tests sheets for determining aquifers and saprolites thickness. To determine the recharge, GR2M Method and drainage density has been used. The digital elevation model (DEM) has been used to generate slopes and drainage density maps. The thematic maps obtained combined under GIS to produce water potentiality map. The results obtained have been with exploitation rates. Three classes of potentialities have been identified. These are classes of high potentialities in groundwater which cover approximately 20% of the study area. It occurs mainly in central areas where there are sedimentary formations usually captured by the drilling. These areas are generally located in the central part, mainly in areas where there is low slope, important with a thick layer of saprolites.