Groundwater data: GIS Back to first page Previous Next
Dr D. Rokos, I. Galanos
 
IDRISI, an image processing and GIS software package, was used to store and process information in the form of maps or data-base tables. Thus all  information gathered, was combined in a single GIS system allowing the easy combination and manipulation of remote sensed data along with existing geological and hydrological data. 
 

 
Digitized map of water points
 Spring  Data
ID
Name
Community
Type of spring
Min-Max Discharge 
m3/h
Aquifer
Notes
1 Danakos’s  Danakos Karstic 10 - 30 mr Possibly related to fracture zone.
2 Provolakion Apeirathos Karstic 5 - 60 mr Possibly related to fracture zone.
3 - Apeirathos Karstic 5 - 20 mr Possibly related to fracture zone.
4 Katefora Apeirathos Karstic 5 - 8 mr .
5 Zakrida Apeirathos Contact 5 - 8 sch Possibly related to fracture zone. 
12 Flerio Melanes Karstic ~ 40 mr -
17 Ag. Marina Halki Karstic 10 -15 mr-sch Affected or depleted by nearby borehole (brh18). 
20 Keramoti’s Keramoti Karstic 5 - 20 mr-sch Affected or depleted by nearby borehole.
21 Garinos Kinidaros Contact 20 - 35 mr-mg Possibly related to fracture zone. 
22 Potamia’s Potamia Karstic 10 - 30 mr Possibly related to fracture zone. 
23 Kouradi’s Melanes Karstic 4 - 8 mr -
28 Koronos’s Koronos Karstic 5 - 40 mr Possibly related to fracture zone. 
31 Skado’s Skado Contact 5 - 10 sch -
33 Mesi’s Mesi Karstic 2 - 5 mr -
34 Liona’s Koronos Karstic bourne 0 - 40 mr -
36 Komiaki’s 1 Koronis Contact 3 - 6 sch -
37 Komiaki’s 2 Koronis Contact 3 - 6 sch -