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Distribution Of Groundwater Based On The Value Of Water Quality In Jalancagak District, Subang Regency
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AUTHOR(S)
Roh Santoso Budi Waspodo, Pangestu, Vita Ayu Kusuma Dewi
KEYWORDS
groundwater, hot spring, TDS, salinity, volcano
ABSTRACT
The water in the earth can be found in the oceans, rivers, lakes, groundwater, rainwater and springs. The difference in the location of water sources will affect the water characteristics of the water. One area that has a large potential for spring is on the slopes of the volcano. The existence of slope morphology due to volcanic activity is estimated to make the study area have many springs with various ways of appearing. This research aims to determine the distribution of areas that have the potential for hot spring based on temperature and salinity. This research was conducted in several steps, such as collection and analysis data. Calculation of distribution EC, TDS, and temperature were performed by using interpolation formula and software Surfer. Cold springs and wells are suitable for consumption because they have TDS values below 500 mg/l. Study of water sources could affect the movement of hot water does not lead to the location of the garden. Hot springs available in Ciater and the distribution could by piping.
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