Spatial Variation in Groundwater Types in the Mt. Karang (West Java, Indonesia) Volcanic Aquifer System Based on Hydro-Chemical and Stable Isotope (?D and ?18O) Analysis

Boy Alam, Ryuichi Itoi, Sachihiro Taguchi and Rie Yamashiro

Modern Applied Science, 2014, vol. 8, issue 6, 87

Abstract: On the island of Java, groundwater use has significantly increased because of population growth and industrial development. Mt. Karang (a volcano in West Java, Indonesia) has the potential to be a significant groundwater source. Samples were collected twice from springs, dug wells and rivers (rainy and dry seasons). We used information about the aquifer system, hydrogeological conditions and hydro-chemical data to investigate groundwater sources and their associated recharge processes. Chemical data showed that samples belonged to the Ca-Na-HCO3 type in both seasons...

Date: 2014
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