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    Authors:D.ErwinIrawan1,DenyJuanda Puradimaja1,Sudarto Notosiswoyo2,and

    Prihadi Soemintadiredja1

    Affiliations:1 ResearchGrou onA liedGeolo Facult ofEarthSciencesandTechnolo

    Presented on:

    2 ResearchGrouponEarthResourcesExploration,FacultyofMiningandPetroleumEngineeringINSTITUTTEKNOLOGIBANDUNG

    International Groundwater Symposium (IGS-TH 2009)The International Symposium on

    Efficient Groundwater Resources Management The Challenge of Quality and Quantity for SustainableFuture, Bangkok Thailand, 16-21 February 20091

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    indonesia ?

    n ones a

    INDONESIA ?

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    INDONESIA ANDASIA

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    INDONESIA ANDUSA

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    33 PROVINCES440 REGENCIES

    5623 SUB REGENCIES

    5

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    o canoes

    2.

    4 o potent a groun water as n w t4,7 billion m3/year

    6

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    West Java

    Java SeaWest JavaProvince

    Indonesia Ocean

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    Solitaire, Elevation 3072

    N

    masl 20 km south

    from Cirebon 140

    groundwater

    8

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    N

    Pyroclastics

    Lava

    A

    Lahars

    Halang Fm.

    Kaliwangu Fm.

    9

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    Morphology: Gradual angle from 10 to 42with normal fault

    Endapans : pyroclastic fal l at higher than 2000 masl, lava 1250- 2000 masl dan pyroklastic flow at 500- 1250 masl. The

    Volcanic deposits sit on tertiary sediments

    oo Morphology: Gradual angle from 10 to 42with normal faultDeposi ts: pyroclastic fal l at higher than 2000mdpl, lava 1250- 2000 mdpl dan piroklastik aliranat 750 - 1250 mdpl. The

    vulk anikendapans sit on tertiary sedimentary batuans

    oopyroclastic fallpyroclastic fall

    ++

    +

    +

    +

    +

    +

    35 o

    48o

    o

    Sequence of Lahar depositsPiroklastik flow

    Lava flow

    +++

    +?

    2o

    10o

    20o

    10o

    10

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    Fracturess stemofrocks

    Porositas &permeabilityofresidualsoil

    qu er

    System

    Input outputsystemof

    groundwateronvolcanicGround

    Physical

    model ofareas.

    Hydrogeology

    y : Majorelements

    Tem erature

    Methods

    11

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    Water

    DEI,2009

    Air

    n erac ons

    in aquifer

    a n re erences: Matthess (1981) Domenico dkk (1990)

    Physicalandchemical

    propertiesofwater

    Freeze dan Cherry (1979)

    Cluster analysis

    Principal component analysis

    Karakter sistem hidrogeologi Pola aliran air tanah

    Karakter sistem hidrogeologi

    Pola aliran air tanah Hydrogeological system Groundwater flow directions

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    Main references: Manga (1999) and

    Manga (2001)

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    Rainwater Infiltration Groundwater

    WaktuGroundwater

    P Q

    Spring

    t t

    P Q P Q

    t t

    Short delay time: Long delay time: as ow Fractured aquifer Normal physical-chem props.

    ow ow Porous aquifer Anomalous physical-chem props

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    Peta topografi

    Citra SRTM

    DEI,2009

    Topomap

    SRTM imagePeta geologi

    Peta hidrogeologiKlasifikasi

    mata air

    Geological map

    Hydrogeological map Spring class

    Analisis regional

    Observasi mata air:

    Litologi & geometri

    Sifat fisik air tanah: Analisis:

    Kendali geologi

    terhadapmata air

    Asalmula mataRe ional

    Geologicalobs

    Piper diagram

    Geologicalcontrol

    Groundwater, , , , p

    Sifatkimia air tanah:

    Ca

    2+

    , Na

    +

    , Mg

    2+

    , K

    +

    ,HCO3-, Cl-, SO4

    2-

    .2.Korelasi3.Komponenutama

    4.Klaster5.Hidrograf

    Delay time,

    sistem akuifer,Kawasan

    analysis props

    Chemical

    orre ana ys sPCA

    CAH dro ra h

    genetic

    Delay timeanal sis

    Sistem input/

    Output airtanah

    Data time series

    hidrograf: Q, TDS, EC

    m u an

    Time seriesdata I/O system

    Model

    hidrogeologiola aliran air

    Physicalhydrogeolo

    tanah

    2005 2006 - 2007 2007 - 200814

    gical model

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    25

    20

    Mean 512,9

    StDev 258,5

    N 140

    yroc as cs

    16 sp

    Lahars

    71 sp

    15

    10

    5

    Frequenc avas

    52 spSedimen ts1 sp

    1200100080060040020000

    ELV

    LhB

    Klw 1

    16

    Lv

    LI

    TH

    71

    52

    based on elevation

    S rin distribution

    11001000900800700600500400300200

    ELV

    based on lithology and

    elevation15

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    Cibulan sp.

    Elevation : 544 mdplQ : 17,00 L/dTDS : 109,00 ppmEC : 218,00 S/cmpH : 7,90T : 24,70oC

    Telaga Remis sp.

    eva on : m pQ : 25,24 L/dTDS : 62,50 ppmEC : 125,00 S/cm

    H : 7,70T : 27,10oC

    16

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    Elevation : 650 mdpl

    .

    TDS : 108,00 ppmEC : 216,00 S/cmpH : 7,00T : 22,80oC

    Cibulakan sp.

    Elevation : 310 mdplQ : 25,24 L/dTDS : 62,50 ppm

    ,pH : 7,70T : 27,10oC

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    lorid

    e(C

    l)

    Calcium(Ca)+

    60

    80

    6

    0

    80

    DEI,2009

    Sul

    fate

    (SO

    4)+

    CMagnesium(Mg)

    20

    40

    20

    40

    12

    7

    91113 19

    25

    26

    29

    31

    34

    35

    39

    47

    48

    54 56

    65

    6869

    70

    71

    7576

    80

    838485

    8687

    93 95

    104

    105

    108

    111

    112

    129

    130

    131132221223224

    241

    243

    244245247

    Dow

    nslo

    pe

    Mg SO4

    (HC

    O3)

    Sodi

    20 8080

    20 40

    20

    40

    20

    3

    45

    6

    8

    10

    12

    14

    15

    16

    17

    18

    2021

    22

    22

    23

    24272830

    32

    33

    3637

    40 4243

    44

    454950

    51 5255

    57 58

    59

    5960

    61

    62

    63

    6466

    6772 73747778

    79

    81

    828889

    9091

    92

    94

    9697

    99100

    101

    102103

    106

    106107

    109110128

    133134

    220

    222

    226

    227

    235

    236

    237238

    239240 246

    rbon

    ate

    (CO

    3)+

    Bic

    arbo

    nate

    m(Na)+Potassium

    (K)

    Sulfate(SO4)

    Mag

    nesi

    um(Mg)

    60

    40

    40

    60

    40

    60

    60

    40

    80

    60

    8

    0

    60

    1

    23

    4

    56

    78

    910

    11

    12

    13

    14151617

    1820

    2324

    25 26

    2728

    31

    3233

    34

    35

    3537

    3940

    42

    44

    46

    4749

    50

    51

    52

    5354

    5758

    60

    61

    62

    63

    64

    65

    66

    67

    68 70

    70

    71

    7173

    74

    75

    76

    77

    78

    7981

    82

    83

    878889

    91

    92

    959699

    100

    101

    102 103

    104

    105

    107 108

    109110111

    112

    128

    129

    130

    130

    131132

    133220

    222223224

    225226227

    245

    246

    Dow

    nslo

    pe

    DownslopeVolcanic system

    system

    Volcanic system

    Sediments

    C A T I O N S A N I O N S%meq/l

    N a+K H CO +C O3 3 ClCa

    Calcium (Ca) Chloride (Cl)

    Ca

    80 60 40 20 20 40 60 80

    80 2020 80

    12

    345

    6

    7

    8

    9

    1011

    12

    13

    14

    15

    161718

    1919

    20

    21

    2122

    2324252728

    29

    2930

    313233

    34

    36

    3637

    3839

    40

    41 41

    42

    43

    43

    44

    45

    4546

    47

    4848

    495051

    525354 55

    56

    565758

    59

    6061

    62

    6364

    65

    6667 68

    6969

    72

    7273

    74

    75

    767778

    79

    8080

    8182

    8384

    84

    85

    85

    86

    86

    87

    8889

    90

    909192

    9393

    94

    949697

    98

    9899100

    101

    102 103

    105

    106

    107108109110

    111112

    128

    129131132

    133

    134

    134220

    221

    221222

    223224

    225

    226

    227

    235

    235

    236

    236237 237

    238

    239239

    240

    240241

    241242

    242243243

    244

    244245

    246247 247

    system

    Non dom.ions

    Ca-HCO3Non d om.cat-HCO3

    mdpl

    2500

    2000

    1500Kation netral-HCO3

    Ion netral

    G. CiremaiTB

    a- 3a- 3

    Ca-HCO3Mg-HCO3

    Na-K-Cl1000

    500

    5km 10 15 20 30 18

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    H erthermal:

    DEI,2009

    2

    103

    8685

    844829

    17

    Mata air hipertermalHigh salinity,chlorida-rich,klorida, andregional flow

    17

    48

    1

    0247

    246

    245244243242241239

    238

    237236

    235

    227225224223222134133132

    131130

    129128

    112111

    110

    109107

    105

    104

    101

    99

    98979594

    939291

    90

    89

    88

    8783

    82 80

    78

    77

    7574

    73

    72

    71

    70

    69

    66

    656463

    61

    60

    58

    56

    55

    535251

    50

    49

    47

    46

    45

    44

    4342

    41

    3938

    3736

    3533323130

    28

    25

    2423

    21

    20

    19

    1816

    1512

    1187

    6

    4

    3

    21

    Sediment

    systemVolcanicsystem

    -1

    nd

    Factor

    240

    221

    102

    10096

    6867

    62

    57

    40

    3426

    14

    9Ketinggian lebih rendah

    po

    nenII

    -2Sec

    LITH226

    220Meso/hypothermal springs,Volcanic system,lowsalinity,bicarbonate-rich,local

    Temp A.,EC, Na+,K+, Cl-,SO4

    2-

    Ko

    -

    -4

    w

    LhB

    Lv

    PxB

    106

    7659

    54

    22

    flow pH, Mg,Ca,HCO3

    -

    543210-1

    First FactorKomponen I20

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    patterns:

    fractured and

    discharge patterns

    21

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    15hours

    DEI,2009

    T water dan Tair fluctuated

    Interaction

    Open aquifersystem 15

    20

    25

    30

    35

    between

    aquifer andsurface

    (connected withsurface) 0

    5

    10

    0

    7.

    00

    1

    0.

    00

    1

    3.

    00

    1

    6.

    00

    1

    9.

    00

    2

    2.

    00

    0

    1.

    00

    0

    4.

    00

    0

    7.

    00

    1

    0.

    00

    1

    3.

    00

    1

    6.

    00

    1

    9.

    00

    2

    2.

    00

    coincide coincide

    2/20/2006 2/21/2006

    Telaga Remis T udara (oC) Telaga Remis T air (oC)

    30

    35

    0

    5

    10

    1520

    0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

    constant, T airfluctuated

    No interaction Closed aquifer

    07

    .0

    10

    .0

    13

    .0

    16

    .0

    19

    .0

    22

    .0

    01

    .0

    04

    .0

    07

    .0

    10

    .0

    13

    .0

    16

    .0

    19

    .0

    22

    .0

    4/17/2006 4/18/2006

    Ciuyah T udara (oC) Ciuyah T air (oC)

    aquifer andsurface

    (not connected

    to surface)22

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    Volcanicaquifer

    DEI,2009

    Sedimentsaquifer

    Rain water

    Highelevation

    LowTDS/EC

    Infiltration

    Neutral cations-bicarbonate

    Cluster 1

    Springs:Mg-bicarbonate

    Springs:Ca-bicarbonate

    meso/hypothermal

    1a;

    131

    1b;

    3

    Sedimentsaquifersystem

    S rin s:

    Volcanic

    activities

    High

    TDS/ECCluster 2

    hyperthermal Springs:

    Na-K-chloride2a;2 2b;

    423

    Na-K-chloride

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    Local system:

    Low temp Low TDS/EC Normal pH Open system aquifer,

    interaction with surface

    environment

    Regional system: Na and K Chloride faciues

    High temp

    High TDS/EC Normal pH Closed system aquifer, no

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    environment

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    Major elements, temperature, and TDS/EC is proven to be aneffective assessment to separate the hydrogeological systems.

    Two major hydrogeological systems can identified: local flow

    and regional flow system.

    ,groundwater physical props (temperature, TDS/EC) chemicalfacies (major elements)

    , .,TDS/EC, normal pH, open system aquifer, interaction with surfaceenvironment

    eg ona sys em: a an or e, ac es, g emp., gTDS/EC, normal pH,

    Closed system aquifer, no interaction with surface environment

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    Hydrograph on three spring locations,ur ng one year: e ay me n ca es

    7 months of groundwater flow.

    Comparison between spring dischargeand air temperature, identifies: Open aquifer system: the aquifer interacts with

    sur ace environment. Closed aquifer system: no interaction between

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    Institut Teknologi Bandung: ITBs scholarship, ITBs research fund

    Regional Planning Board of Kuningan Regency.

    Tim mahasiswa S1 Teknik Geologi dan Teknik Geofisika yang

    telah membantu men um ulkan data mata air.

    access todata

    The symposium committee:

    The De artment of Groundwater Resource Ministr of

    fieldsupport

    Natural Resources and Environment of Royal ThaiGovernment

    The Thai H dro eolo Association

    opportu-nities

    The Geological Society of Thailand

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    Links: Research Group on Applied Geology

    www.fitb.itb.ac.id kk- eolo i tera an indonesian version_

    www.appliedgeology.itb.ac.id (english version)

    We also invite you to write your scientific article to

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