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Seasonal groundwater quality analysis in a drought prone agricultural region using GIS and IWQI for nitrate contamination insights.
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- Assessment of coastal bedrock groundwater quality in Jiaodong Peninsula via extension cloud model and resampling strategy.Scientific reports · 2026Article
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The Hennaya Plain's groundwater resources, which are crucial for agricultural irrigation, face significant quality challenges driven by human-induced environmental transformations. This study comprehensively evaluated groundwater quality during both dry and wet seasons. The assessment used an integrated approach that synergistically combined the Irrigation Water Quality Index (IWQI) with high-resolution nitrate content analysis as complementary diagnostic tools. This combined methodology enabled a detailed evaluation of seasonal groundwater dynamics. Thirty-nine groundwater samples were collected from wells distributed across the plain. The research systematically evaluated physicochemical parameters and their seasonal variations. The investigation revealed contrasting seasonal patterns in groundwater quality parameters. NO
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