• Delineation Of Aquifer Depths And Its Characterisation Using Geophysical Method

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    • 1.2    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
      The groundwater potentials and its environs are enormous based on the positive indicators of high resistivity values, clean coarse sand formation materials, the thickness of the established aquiferous saturated zone and the shallow depth to locating the aquifer, which is about from 22m that can facilitate the easy harnessing and supply of safe, sustainable and portable water to the people of the area. Lack of expertise might be a leading problem that might bring about poor water production or drilling. This is a situation whereby the drillers are not able to properly decipher the rudiment of borehole drilling and they just stop into the line of business without knowing the right thing to do. Finally, several studies has been carried out on delineation of aquifer depth but not even a single research has been carried out on the delineation of aquifer depths and its characterisation using geophysical method.
      1.3    AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF STUDY
      The main aim of the study is to examine the delineation of aquifer depths and its characterization using geophysical method. Other specific objectives of the study include:
      1.           to determine the depth to bedrock aquifer thickness.
      2.           to determine the suitable areas for boreholes development.
      3.           to determine the approximate depths of the proposed boreholes.
      4.           to determine the factors affecting aquifer depth.
      5.           to proffer solution to the problems.
      1.4    RESEARCH QUESTIONS       
      1.           What is the depth to bedrock aquifer thickness?
      2.           What are the suitable areas for boreholes development?
      3.           What is the approximate depth of the proposed boreholes?
      4.           What is the factors affecting aquifer depth?
      5.           What are the possible solutions to the problems?

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