Signature of Dissolved Organic Carbon in Layered Coastal Aquifer - Rajendiran, Thilagavathi;Sabarathinam, Chidambaram;Chandrasekar, Thivya
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Water shortages have become an increasingly serious problem in Pondicherry region. Groundwater has become the major source of water supply for domestic, industrial and agricultural sectors in this region. This coastal aquifer shares with the continental aquifers many hydrogeological characteristics and there is a risk of water quality deterioration. Pondicherry region is the sequential sedimentary terrain composed of Sandstone, Sand and Clay along with occurrences of Lignite in formations of Mio-Pliocene period, which indicate the presence of the organic carbon in these aquifers. Cuddalore…mehr

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Water shortages have become an increasingly serious problem in Pondicherry region. Groundwater has become the major source of water supply for domestic, industrial and agricultural sectors in this region. This coastal aquifer shares with the continental aquifers many hydrogeological characteristics and there is a risk of water quality deterioration. Pondicherry region is the sequential sedimentary terrain composed of Sandstone, Sand and Clay along with occurrences of Lignite in formations of Mio-Pliocene period, which indicate the presence of the organic carbon in these aquifers. Cuddalore formation is also witnessed to be in reducing environment due to the presence of Marcasite, peat and also lignite. The Late Cretaceous formation consist of limestones, sandy clays and sandstone deposited in marine environment and they serve as the natural sources of organic carbon which is later leached from sediment to the groundwater. The anthropogenic sources are mainly represented by agrochemicals, industrial effluents, Land fill leachate and Agricultural practices.
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R.Thilagavathi est une boursière INSPIRE financée par le ministère de la science et de la technologie et travaille actuellement comme boursière postdoctorale financée par la commission des subventions de l'université à l'université d'Annamalai. Elle a reçu le prix du meilleur article de recherche dans la revue Applied water sciences publiée par Springer et a publié plus de 35 articles dans des revues réputées.