Using of statistical analysis (Kringing) for measuring the groundwater pollution in Baghdad city and generalizing its maps
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https://doi.org/10.31973/aj.v0i134.875Keywords:
kringing, Baghdad, Water, groundwaterAbstract
The Study aims to explore which is the qualified technique for geostatistical analysis (Kringing) in measuring the groundwater pollution in Baghdad City and generalizing its maps, and identifying the most intense of groundwater pollution (SO2 ) and establishing mapping models in three scales that reflecting the levels for samples from groundwater (30) water Wells .
The water wells have been identified by using GPS that are mentioned in the study area by coordinates location, using the best spatial model for calculating the levels by using technical methods throughout applying classification method (Kringing feature) and drawing it mapping and generalize it for three scales 25000/1 , 50000/1 and 100000/1 and analysing the indictors and establishing a geographical database.
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