Journal of Water Resource Engineering and Pollution Studies ISSN: 3107-8419 (Online)

Authors:- Sangeeta Saxsena, Prashant Pandey

Abstract:- Pollutants in groundwater can occur naturally or be introduced by various anthropogenic pollution sources. Pollution from both point and non-point sources has an impact on the quality of both surface and ground water. Solvent concentrations are normally low when water infiltrates. However, after penetration, their spatial extent follows a regional pattern that must be thoroughly investigated. As a result, the spatial pattern of important ground water quality parameters obtained from secondary observation well data in the Betwa river catchment is presented in this paper. An overview of various sources of pollution from agriculture, industries, and cities, as well as their potential impacts, is also provided.

Keywords:- Groundwater data network, spatial interpolation, solute concentration level, pollution potential, domestic pollution, agricultural pollution.