SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS OF THE INTEGRATED USE OF GROUNDWATER IN THE EASTERN CHUI DEEP

Ainura Zhunusakunova; Dzhumagul Kendirbaeva; Kaiyrsa Sarygulova

SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS OF THE INTEGRATED USE OF GROUNDWATER IN THE EASTERN CHUI DEEP

A Ainura Zhunusakunova D Dzhumagul Kendirbaeva K Kaiyrsa Sarygulova

Received 27.07.2022

Revised 18.10.2022

Published 24.11.2022

Abstract

This article discusses the possibilities of integrated use of groundwater in the Chui artesian basin. It is emphasized that significant groundwater resources formed in the formation zone undergo internal redistribution in the context of other hydrogeological zones and practically do not go beyond the Chui depression. This opens up wide possibilities for their artificial redistribution with the help of a collector-drainage system, in order to rationally use groundwater for the needs of the national economy. The scientific integrated use of groundwater should be based on the principle of preserving and replenishing the natural resources of groundwater in the formation zone within the framework of prospective needs and involving their exploitation in other zones for irrigation while obtaining a reclamation effect

Keywords

Underground runoff formation zone wedging zone transit zone artesian basin depression piezometric level ameliorative effect

Suggested citation

Zhunusakunova, A., Kendirbaeva, Dzh., & Sarygulova, K. (2022). SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONS OF THE INTEGRATED USE OF GROUNDWATER IN THE EASTERN CHUI DEEP. Bulletin of the Kyrgyz National Agrarian University, 20(4), 126-130.

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