ArticleEnvironmental science and pollution research international2022
Effects of anthropogenic activities on hydrochemical characteristics of ground water of Da'an irrigation area in Western of Jilin Province.
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The groundwater environment changes under the influence of anthropogenic activities. Because of the construction of the Da'an irrigation area, the amount of irrigation and fertilizer there has changed. Achieving the coordinated development of groundwater resources and economic benefits requires a deeper understanding of the impact of the construction of irrigation areas on groundwater chemistry. In this study, the variations in groundwater chemistry characteristics were studied using statistics and hydrogeochemical methods. Further, the groundwater quality was assessed using the support vector machine method. The results show that the primary water chemistry type was the HCO
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