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6: Pie diagram depicting the perentage (%) of Banspal block, Keonjhar district, Odisha, falling under different groundwater potential zones.
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The work presents the aquifer details in the Banspal block with the help of available drilling data, water quality data, groundwater resources and depth to water level. It also presents the groundwater prospects zones in the block delineated through GIS techniques using the parameters such as geology, geomorphology, land use/ land cover, soil, surf...
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