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. 2021 Sep 14;38:107353. doi: 10.1016/j.dib.2021.107353

Dataset for the physio-chemical parameters of groundwater in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, UAE

Mufeed Batarseh a,c,, Emad Imreizeeq a, Seyda Tilev a, Mohammad Al Alaween a, Wael Suleiman b, Abdulla Mohammed Al Remeithi b, Mansoor Khamees Al Tamimi b, Majdy Al Alawneh b
PMCID: PMC8455979  PMID: 34584914

Abstract

This dataset considers the statistical evaluation of groundwater quality for irrigation purposes in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, UAE. The evaluation is based on calculating Irrigation Water Quality Index (IWQI), Sodium Adsorption Ratio (SAR), Sodium Percentage (%Na), and Permeability Index (PI). The article represents raw data and statistical analysis for 145 groundwater well samples which took place from January until April 2018, where each sample was analyzed for the following main physio-chemical parameters including pH, EC, HCO3, TDS, Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+, and Cl. The outcomes of the IWQI showed that 52% of the samples were categorized under severe irrigation restrictions, where groundwater can be used for irrigation of high salt tolerance crops only. While, 44% of the investigated sites located within the high restriction category, 3% within moderate restriction, and 1% within the low irrigation restriction category. Moreover, the data has been used to find other irrigation water quality indices such as Sodium Adsorption Ratio (SAR), Sodium Ratio (%Na), and Permeability Index (PI). These indices provided a guidance for evaluating the problems that might be developed in soil due to current irrigation practices in the study area. Furthermore, statistical analysis provided a deeper understanding of the relationship and data trends among the different physio-chemical parameters and water quality indices.

Keywords: Groundwater, IWQI, SAR, %Na, Permeability index, Abu Dhabi, UAE

Specifications Table

Subject Hydrology and Water quality
Specific subject area Water quality parameters for irrigation purposes
Type of data Tables and Figures
How data were acquired A national monitoring programme entitled “Groundwater Quality Baseline Study” was conducted by Environment Agency-Abu Dhabi (EAD) during 2017–2018. In this study, 145 groundwater samples were collected for laboratory analyses and field measurements from 145 wells distributed in the Emirate of Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Data format Raw
Analysed
Parameters for data collection Physio-chemical parameters are selected (pH, EC, HCO3, TDS, Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+, and Cl) to collect the dataset for analysis of groundwater quality.
Description of data collection The collected groundwater samples were transported for laboratory analysis at SGS Gulf Limited Laboratories, Jabel Ali free zone, Dubai, using 1 litre (L) pre-cleaned polyethylene bottles. The SGS Gulf Limited laboratories are accredited according to DIN EN ISO / IEC 17025. SGS guidelines for sample collection and transportation were followed strictly to avoid cross-contamination. The standard methods of the examination of water and wastewater edition 21st and EPA method 2007 were used for the water analyses [1,2].
The other water quality analyses were carried out in the field for properties which included: Electrical Conductivity (EC), groundwater temperature (°C), pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, alkalinity, and hydrogen sulphide. Measurements of filed parameters were used pre-calibrated portable WTW-equipment (WTW, Germany).
Data source location Emirate of Abu Dhabi, UAE
Data accessibility Data are included in this article
Related research article Batarseh et al., 2021, Assessment of groundwater quality for irrigation in the arid regions using irrigation water quality index (IWQI) and GIS-Zoning maps: Case study from Abu Dhabi Emirate, UAE, [3]

Value of the Data

  • The data in this article is the first of its kind that covers the physio-chemical parameters for the whole study area of Abu Dhabi Emirate, UAE.

  • The Raw data together with the processed one gives an overview of groundwater quality that will help regulatory bodies and local authorities to use the processed data to improve and develop preventive measures for safe use of irrigation water.

  • The processed calculation of the raw data gives different water quality indices, which would be useful for researchers and decision-makers for better planning and management of irrigation water in the study area

  • The IWQI, SAR and PI can be used to understand the groundwater chemistry and its control mechanisms in Abu Dhabi Emirate, UAE.

  • Identifying the main factors that affect the quality of water for irrigation and accordingly building a more realistic mathematical model to represent the real samples.

1. Data Description

Table 1 describes the chemical parameters of 145 samples, together with the calculated four other indices (IWIQ, SAR, %Na and PI). All units are converted from mg/L to meq/L. In the paper, Batarseh, et al. 2021, the focus was on IWQI index [3]. However, our data in this paper gives the calculations of other extra three indices as appears in Table 1.

Table 2.

Summary statistics of the chemical parameters and calculated indices in the study area for 145 samples.

Variable Mean Standard Deviation Minimum Median Maximum
pH lab [-] 7.47 0.43 6.76 7.39 9.08
Sodium [mg/L] 2228 1992 105 1804 12090
Potassium [mg/L] 54.22 41.30 5.27 44.49 213.00
Magnesium [mg/L] 259.0 231.90 6.0 221.0 1565.00
Bicarbonate lab [mg/L] HCO3 118.00 86.69 34.00 91.00 714.00
EC lab [µS/cm] 14120 10956 968 12210 62000
Chloride [mg/L] 3714 3437 127 2882 20677
SAR 19.82 10.19 2.714 18.92 55.55
%Na 68.38 10.86 32.27 68.68 92.71
IWQI 38.52 9.78 8.784 39.57 77.44
PI 70.56 11.14 38.49 69.76 100.38

Table 1.

145 samples representing the chemical parameters in the study area with calculated indices.

No Well Name X Y pH lab [-] Potassium [mg/L] Magnesium [mg/L] EC lab [µS/cm] SAR %Na PI
1 AD-A03-50035 77878 2539314 7.26 69.02 304 17940 3.48 57.58 66.52
2 AD-A04-50016 120108 2537519 6.88 37.54 234 8250 3.96 56.46 46.76
3 AD-A04-50404 130722 2545080 7 162 514 30100 3.51 47.05 71.95
4 AD-A06-50401 205562 2549304 7.07 57.99 347 15869 12.82 89.01 56.18
5 AD-A06-51422 215426 2545191 6.85 109 509 24418 4.70 57.34 67.41
6 AD-A06-52207 195513 2552015 7.36 139 648 34970 2.71 32.27 69.24
7 AD-A07-50000 281856 2541305 7.8 28.91 104 6770 8.26 71.13 55.85
8 AD-A07-50055 280643 2535321 7.46 29.57 110 6680 9.18 55.12 56.31
9 AD-B03-50009 73712 2581334 7.77 33.55 47 8170 7.59 41.40 85.19
10 AD-B03-50017 66229 2586951 7.73 44.49 117 11030 7.17 46.57 80.42
11 AD-B03-50019 43533 2603283 7.52 77.01 255 18980 16.98 89.26 65.70
12 AD-B03-50050 69639 2570497 7.59 47.78 152 14920 14.52 84.91 77.83
13 AD-B03-50063 81807 2560525 7.74 15.23 70 8590 9.87 73.59 82.88
14 AD-B04-50063 95097 2589570 7.82 21.48 28 6000 12.73 79.54 86.68
15 AD-B04-50079 100489 2574211 7.91 22.08 26 2900 8.47 70.06 83.14
16 AD-B04-50090 100809 2556138 7.82 17.83 26 2730 11.00 67.42 83.90
17 AD-B04-50193 102821 2586236 8.02 16.07 15 2420 9.16 73.11 89.82
18 AD-B04-50412 108921 2574068 7.91 19.04 33 4300 8.23 55.47 85.40
19 AD-B04-50447 116419 2566508 7.85 23.16 33 4780 21.41 92.71 87.24
20 AD-B04-50583 140369 2561626 8.15 10.4 6 2080 10.97 64.10 99.53
21 AD-B05-00790 164138 2557236 7.33 110 515 39600 14.22 67.88 76.88
22 AD-B05-01031 163804 2562178 7.76 31.92 64 6630 6.71 43.82 77.24
23 AD-B05-14576 171180 2573599 8.61 9.52 10 1994 7.53 79.70 95.21
24 AD-B05-50624 167902 2560678 7.09 122 368 29200 10.19 64.16 77.75
25 AD-B05-50964 172084 2562794 7.65 27.26 88 6700 14.64 67.21 65.87
26 AD-B05-51324 187676 2591620 7.71 58.6 150 16130 7.49 53.34 78.52
27 AD-B05-52772 169253 2594090 7.19 44.83 162 10890 8.66 70.55 75.58
28 AD-B05-52789 155879 2583521 8.29 12.05 11 1075 13.98 80.10 100.38
29 AD-B05-52868 185476 2559381 7.11 84.14 463 19867 8.49 45.62 59.73
30 AD-B05-52978 169019 2590022 7.36 31.83 88 6420 9.24 67.28 74.86
31 AD-B05-54532 166629 2600170 7.48 39.98 104 11310 21.06 82.44 79.35
32 AD-B05-55433 171374 2580607 7.65 18.77 25 2810 14.63 75.09 90.69
33 AD-B05-59315 146175 2553585 6.9 137 491 27500 16.41 82.06 66.69
34 AD-B06-01277 193683 2558248 7.17 74.78 532 26984 20.09 84.58 66.25
35 AD-B06-50242 198051 2588565 7.34 95.78 444 25800 20.84 85.01 72.93
36 AD-B06-50268 212724 2571054 7.65 26.06 36 2720 21.48 84.49 77.97
37 AD-B06-50400 229394 2569072 7.42 74.14 248 20900 9.68 50.52 75.05
38 AD-B06-50406 233121 2582156 7.26 93.03 405 25000 9.60 53.11 68.36
39 AD-B07-50002 267550 2596720 7.24 56.57 199 15220 18.37 84.11 62.12
40 AD-B07-50053 264666 2560726 7.42 53.23 248 15630 16.32 61.62 62.06
41 AD-B07-50072 254147 2552052 7.48 62.46 257 12890 17.70 65.28 66.51
42 AD-B07-50077 250980 2554076 7.54 64.45 222 13560 5.89 46.21 70.82
43 AD-B07-50099 279199 2555829 7.26 75.25 169 12970 17.59 65.33 61.97
44 AD-B07-50161 260174 2582363 7.44 54.81 234 21800 9.34 71.19 75.71
45 AD-B08-50832 338666 2588623 7.24 38.04 291 13610 21.49 81.13 66.11
46 AD-C03-00355 47203 2642507 7.49 81.79 222 20100 19.52 72.33 79.79
47 AD-C03-50829 83522 2625883 7.63 44.88 135 8130 16.36 60.25 68.16
48 AD-C03-51558 78784 2611018 7.98 24.07 37 3590 5.25 44.30 72.28
49 AD-C03-51560 78782 2610624 7.96 23.88 39 2960 18.05 63.22 67.45
50 AD-C03-51654 80694 2631616 7.08 81.33 241 17790 6.89 49.30 67.73
51 AD-C03-51903 70561 2626564 7.6 49.69 69 5850 17.96 65.89 69.47
52 AD-C03-51907 70888 2626167 7.85 36.69 51 6220 15.69 65.76 79.96
53 AD-C03-52117 79047 2639931 7.78 43.61 86 6260 16.60 68.41 68.75
54 AD-C03-52200 84228 2651716 7.5 78.54 231 23900 25.46 91.69 77.56
55 AD-C03-52333 55126 2626377 7.15 81.42 231 18910 18.73 65.88 72.17
56 AD-C03-52725 71172 2647404 7.25 76.8 221 16680 25.62 79.48 74.90
57 AD-C03-52736 72877 2643573 6.76 110 315 20800 14.10 72.07 71.34
58 AD-C03-52857 71898 2641534 7.27 64.57 270 15550 18.92 67.97 71.80
59 AD-C03-52881 71892 2641615 7.52 64.84 270 15330 14.59 62.07 70.05
60 AD-C03-52926 54726 2645198 7.58 58.3 295 20100 13.10 55.84 76.80
61 AD-C04-50143 106297 2611054 7.99 22.67 32 5610 26.79 83.85 87.15
62 AD-C04-50175 135415 2608393 7.96 23.54 35 5390 14.87 58.48 87.49
63 AD-C04-50457 112040 2620061 7.9 32.24 51 7520 23.88 70.11 84.13
64 AD-C04-51080 139369 2634553 7.25 69.5 129 12210 16.11 84.18 73.04
65 AD-C04-51092 120362 2638497 6.94 58.33 134 13620 28.47 77.22 73.49
66 AD-C05-00054 162320 2621007 7.18 118 370 28600 21.17 70.17 69.29
67 AD-C05-50008 144460 2603786 8.28 15.71 14 4000 11.86 58.33 95.87
68 AD-C05-50019 186006 2628055 7.46 77.31 174 15840 15.36 55.68 66.69
69 AD-C05-50034 191802 2613004 6.96 90.82 289 20200 24.03 78.21 66.19
70 AD-C05-50466 161946 2623535 7.01 103 417 23400 19.83 71.35 62.46
71 AD-C05-50483 159697 2627951 7.38 72.87 245 16110 23.77 78.52 62.08
72 AD-C05-50654 166719 2604929 7.23 56.16 185 12150 17.44 64.24 72.42
73 AD-C06-50144 224327 2609430 7.7 40.52 116 7920 7.06 54.06 67.81
74 AD-C06-50439 233717 2603076 6.97 93.13 315 17860 20.28 68.81 66.23
75 AD-C06-50484 214343 2624451 7.25 79.11 139 9160 26.31 68.03 58.20
76 AD-C06-50632 204043 2624328 7.3 141 584 40900 14.92 58.13 77.61
77 AD-C07-50401 255163 2611466 7.6 22.24 33 3970 26.32 89.12 71.29
78 AD-C08-03376 338749 2612980 7.35 36.78 243 14810 22.67 65.94 68.85
79 AD-C08-57318 341631 2645444 7.48 73.92 467 21800 20.23 74.08 69.10
80 AD-C09-02536 352642 2622509 7.19 26.81 397 14540 29.71 75.24 59.41
81 AD-C09-50225 353826 2614256 7.22 23.88 210 8340 24.21 71.23 55.09
82 AD-C09-50806 350696 2615995 7.14 27.09 374 11440 21.16 67.24 56.99
83 AD-D07-50581 292513 2659078 7.16 122 743 37400 19.19 59.41 73.86
84 AD-D07-50679 289732 2684731 7.25 78.87 561 25800 21.49 65.83 69.04
85 AD-D07-51163 276147 2656675 7.24 76.79 281 18790 28.03 77.46 70.51
86 AD-D07-52019 276334 2666011 7.12 213 1170 57000 33.09 76.37 76.57
87 AD-D07-52115 278831 2678412 7.05 187 585 40200 23.09 69.41 76.34
88 AD-D07-52130 272760 2676813 7.23 98.01 551 30000 27.79 74.40 69.75
89 AD-D07-52196 281091 2686620 7.19 123 748 33200 23.72 69.59 67.61
90 AD-D07-52543 281103 2669433 7.13 208 1565 62000 33.37 79.30 73.86
91 AD-D08-00706 344323 2672555 7.41 32.9 152 7290 20.72 79.31 69.08
92 AD-D08-10878 335720 2665805 7.44 30.08 202 8700 19.85 72.04 69.76
93 AD-D08-11502 338764 2690585 7.08 70 565 22400 17.69 62.69 61.89
94 AD-D08-50735 309864 2670653 7.65 36.77 191 13140 20.64 61.36 78.38
95 AD-D08-50954 331187 2673639 7.81 21.5 103 4260 27.73 65.97 69.73
96 AD-D08-52478 320342 2666783 7.32 21.92 117 11470 24.19 71.48 79.97
97 AD-D08-54000 311962 2658408 7.14 35.69 187 10300 32.70 77.12 42.07
98 AD-D08-54066 306080 2664109 7.27 44.98 280 15610 27.55 71.43 63.81
99 AD-D08-54571 318581 2655035 6.91 112 771 26700 27.09 68.68 59.78
100 AD-D08-54744 298567 2678330 7.31 67.59 444 20700 21.62 62.14 68.38
101 AD-D08-57340 296081 2676820 7.15 91.73 397 18140 30.38 69.49 70.89
102 AD-D08-61723 321065 2691477 7.44 33.86 257 8920 25.96 66.90 66.94
103 AD-D08-65025 328338 2675304 7.46 14.67 140 4670 28.72 68.64 66.77
104 AD-D08-65130 305313 2650669 7.29 138 631 31100 26.33 70.21 65.44
105 AD-D08-68052 341355 2650168 7.26 65.42 257 16590 22.11 59.49 66.40
106 AD-D09-01342 353069 2653411 7.1 84.77 518 23400 26.97 62.95 67.30
107 AD-D09-51389 371597 2679943 7.12 21.76 173 4460 33.91 73.00 60.55
108 AD-D09-51435 381069 2664497 8.64 9.55 51 2600 31.81 72.57 80.80
109 AD-D09-51440 378823 2672154 7.39 10.41 58 2150 27.82 68.98 80.00
110 AD-D09-52282 372367 2666666 6.78 57.2 236 13960 25.91 66.32 63.70
111 AD-D09-52286 372776 2666119 6.99 54.81 191 12720 27.21 66.99 65.11
112 AD-D09-52291 373142 2666346 6.85 45.57 146 10320 39.58 77.40 63.10
113 AD-D09-54078 366543 2678824 7.23 17.48 203 5030 8.03 64.77 51.21
114 AD-D09-54211 355766 2684860 7.52 37.05 673 14380 40.15 73.64 59.28
115 AD-D09-57249 347478 2689751 7.8 15.47 38 4780 25.99 70.52 92.82
116 AD-D09-57285 384668 2677819 8.02 6.62 61 2850 39.23 77.38 76.93
117 AD-D09-57873 349723 2653217 6.94 116 675 31100 7.07 49.37 63.11
118 AD-D09-58041 394827 2661900 8.88 6.03 12 1206 31.67 67.33 88.62
119 AD-D09-58675 375990 2679546 7.48 6.84 144 2400 9.23 54.88 38.47
120 AD-D09-58863 358886 2675279 7.51 23.36 175 4480 33.21 71.63 56.70
121 AD-D09-58914 389680 2665752 7.71 6.24 48 1522 44.14 76.64 69.72
122 AD-D09-58951 353722 2681187 7.49 16.14 74 3160 10.24 69.91 72.50
123 AD-D09-58992 367492 2668960 7.24 41.35 346 7960 11.22 69.34 60.20
124 AD-D09-60967 375176 2686449 7.17 13.48 232 5020 20.24 82.46 53.84
125 AD-D09-61320 374599 2680430 7.09 14.33 247 5010 43.96 76.15 55.82
126 AD-D09-61871 371268 2677688 7.15 21.07 142 4630 11.70 68.14 50.21
127 AD-E08-52351 326971 2716425 7.14 75.37 518 29900 12.28 58.03 77.82
128 AD-E08-55971 313477 2709027 7.32 5.98 428 15640 13.00 67.62 61.17
129 AD-E08-56206 330056 2716275 7.27 78.06 537 29100 14.60 66.94 73.36
130 AD-E08-58905 340074 2720087 7.22 37.1 382 18260 16.63 78.27 70.41
131 AD-E08-59703 330144 2700626 7.48 47 337 14280 15.17 61.68 69.77
132 AD-E08-59764 318067 2718002 7.24 74.28 495 21400 18.44 57.64 71.97
133 AD-E08-60312 318835 2724002 8.78 52.4 631 22100 19.18 66.39 57.92
134 AD-E09-00421 366385 2715527 7.11 43.17 371 9940 17.72 61.80 51.85
135 AD-E09-51135 349788 2713064 7.34 28.45 85 8330 16.75 61.58 82.10
136 AD-E09-54766 351344 2718883 8.26 11.28 42 2220 22.26 66.23 78.67
137 AD-E09-57465 367623 2725440 7.93 6.28 28 968 39.59 84.55 79.37
138 AD-E09-58094 374402 2714208 7.89 11.65 68 6440 27.37 77.94 83.90
139 AD-E09-58522 360488 2731922 7.56 20.44 154 5940 29.61 74.69 58.08
140 AD-E09-59956 378340 2740269 8.03 5.27 43 1104 26.46 68.12 74.52
141 AD-E09-59993 366377 2728456 7.7 14.66 65 2860 55.55 76.39 79.17
142 AD-E09-60539 356085 2714001 7.72 22.05 238 7660 27.69 65.38 48.10
143 AD-E09-60563 354090 2700541 9.08 46.37 292 17300 54.18 73.64 85.04
144 AD-E09-61124 376591 2701480 7.49 23.24 365 7970 34.80 69.16 46.03
145 AD-E09-61296 376168 2699222 8.92 6.53 65 1742 48.86 77.44 55.60

For a visualization of the parameters and indices, Table 3 has statistical summary report of each chemical parameter.

Table 3.

Summary report for each of the chemical parameters and indices together with histogram plot with imposed normal distribution. The first 7 reports are for the following parameters: pH, Na+, K+, Mg2+, HCO3, EC, Cl and the last 3 reports are for the 4 indices.

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From Fig. 1, some of the parameters have high positive correlation and others have very low correlations. The correlations that appear in Bold are the ones with a correlation greater than 0.8. The Figure shows that significant correlations exist between EC with Na, then Cl with Na, EC with Cl, Mg with Cl, Mg with Na, and K with Mg. This clearly shows that Na, Cl, K and Mg can be put in one category or one factor. This also can be seen from Fig. 2, which shows the dendogram of similarity between the 7 parameters.

Fig. 1.

Fig. 1

Matrix plot representing the scatter plot between the chemical parameters together with Pearson correlation matrix between the chemical parameters.

Fig. 2.

Fig. 2

The Dendrogram plot for the chemical parameters using the correlation coefficient distance as a measure for similarity between the parameters.

The dendrogram plot shows that 3 factors can be enough to explain the variability in the data which are pH, HCO3 and any other parameter from the other 5. Namely, Na+, K+, Mg2+, EC, Cl. Coming back to the calculated indices, Fig. 3, shows the scatter plots of the indices together with Pearson correlation matrix between the indices.

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3

Matrix plot representing the scatter plot between the calculated indices: IWIQ, SAR, %Na and PI and the Pearson correlation matrix between them.

Notice that the correlations between the indices are clearly very low either positively or negatively. This is also clear from the dendrogram plot of the indices as shown in Fig. 4. Two categories were obtained, the first category is between SAR and Na%, and the second one between IWQI and PI.

Fig. 4.

Fig. 4

The Dendrogram plot for the four indices using the correlation coefficient distance as a measure for similarity between the indices.

2. Experimental Design, Materials and Methods

Environment Agency Abu Dhabi (EAD) has conducted a project to investigate the quality of groundwater in selected hydrogeological areas in Abu Dhabi Emirate. The sampling campaign took place during the period extended from January until April 2018, followed directly by samples analysis. The study area comprised of 39 grid cells in the Al Ain Region and 60 grid cells in Al Dhafra Region, Fig. 5. The 145 water samples were collected from the groundwater wells located in the study area and subjected for main physico-chemical parameters including pH, EC, HCO3, TDS, Ca2+, Mg2+, Na+, K+, and Cl. Field measurments were done using pre-calibrated portable WTW-equipment (WTW, Germany). While standard methods of the examination of water and wastewater edition 21st and EPA method 2007 were followed for the laboratory water analyses [1,2]. The samples’ analyses were conducted at SGS Gulf Limited Laboratories, Jabel Ali free zone, Dubai.

Fig. 5.

Fig. 5

Groundwater Quality Grid.

The sampling criteria based on three main factors; each grid should have at least one sampling well and dominate land use in the study area, and special land use should be reflected on sampling wells. The main identified land uses were dates farms, farmland, forest, livestock areas, leisure and landscaped areas, high- and low-density urban areas, industrial, and remote areas. The GIS data was located for each grid cell based on the dominated land use. Prior the sample collection, filed data were collected through filed visits, interviews with well's owner or operator, carrying some filed measurements (pH, EC, water table, etc.), site inspection, and pictures documentation. The groundwater wells were classified into two types: operational well and idle well. The operational wells are available in the farms and forests areas. They are already in use and have a pump installed. So, water samples were collected using the existing well-setup and field measurements were taken directly, Fig. 6. While idle wells are located within undeveloped areas and were not equipped with pump. So, groundwater samples were collected using different procedure. The well head/cap was removed, water level was measured using water level indicator, low-flow sampling equipment was employed in the well including submersible sampling pump, sampling hose, electrical power cable, Fig. 7. After obtaining a constant water flow typically less than 500 ml/min, filed measurement was done and water samples were collected in clean containers and transported to the laboratory. The well head was fixed and closed after the sample collection.

Fig. 6.

Fig. 6

Operational Well filed measurement.

Fig. 7.

Fig. 7

Idle Well filed measurement.

Declaration of Competing Interest

None.

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