Clasificacion geoespacial de los indicadores del medio fisico para la recarga del acuifero Palomas-Guadalupe Victoria, Chihuahua, Mexico


World Heritage Site: Archaeological Zone of Paquimé, Casas Grandes

Publication Year: 2016

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE3EBD28A6CD

Summary

A geo-spatial classification method effectively identifies zones with high potential for aquifer recharge in the Palomas-Guadalupe Victoria aquifer, located in northern Mexico. The study, conducted using vector data and ASTER satellite images, categorized the Lower Basin of Casas Grandes River into three classes based on physical indicators. Class 3, covering an area of 192.94 km² along mountain foothills and river channels, shows the highest recharge potential, followed by Class 2 (838.83 km²) and Class 1 (747.97 km²). This methodology proves highly effective in pinpointing areas suitable for aquifer replenishment strategies, addressing critical water sustainability challenges in endorheic basins where significant water loss occurs through evapotranspiration.

Citation

Ramírez Villazana, Ó., Granados Olivas, A., & Pinales Munguía, A. (2016). Clasificación geoespacial de los indicadores del medio físico para la recarga del acuífero Palomas-Guadalupe Victoria, Chihuahua, México. TECNOCIENCIA Chihuahua, 10(1), 32–38. https://doi.org/10.54167/tch.v10i1.583

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