Faculty Advisor
Dr. Mohamed Sultan
Department
Geosciences
Presentation Date
4-24-2015
Document Type
Poster
Abstract
An integrated study was conducted using remote sensing, hydrological and geophysical methods to investigate the role of structural elements in controlling the groundwater accumulation and flow in fractured basement complex. This research shows that the structural elements as fault and shear zones could act as a conduit or a barrier for the groundwater depending on the direction of these elements with the groundwater flow. Similar findings are observed in Central Sinai as it was found in Southern Sinai. These findings will help in more understanding of the fractured basement aquifers.
WMU ScholarWorks Citation
Mohamed, Lamees M., "Fault Zone Hydrogeology in Crystalline and Sedimentary Aquifers in Arid Regions: Remote Sensing, Hydrological and Geoloectrical Methods" (2015). Research and Creative Activities Poster Day. 152.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/grad_research_posters/152