Hydrogeology & Hydrology

Hydrogeology Consulting

Technical assessment of groundwater and surface water systems

HİDROJEOTEK provides hydrogeology and hydrology consulting services for groundwater and surface water systems using field data, existing reports, monitoring records and analytical methods.

The work focuses on understanding aquifer conditions, interpreting groundwater behavior, assessing hydrological processes and establishing a technical basis for project decisions.

Hydrogeological Study Aquifer Characterization Water Balance Pumping Test Hydrological Analysis
Scope

Scope of hydrogeological analysis

Hydrogeological analyses are structured to understand groundwater system conditions, flow behavior, recharge-discharge relationships and possible project-related effects.

01 · Aquifer System

Aquifer characterization

Lithological and hydrostratigraphic units are evaluated, and relationships between aquifers, aquitards and low-permeability units are interpreted.

02 · Groundwater Behavior

Level and flow analysis

Monitoring well data, hydraulic gradients, flow directions and temporal changes are assessed together.

03 · Hydraulic Parameters

Pumping test evaluation

Constant-rate or variable-rate pumping tests are interpreted to estimate hydraulic conductivity, transmissivity and storage-related parameters.

04 · System Balance

Water balance analysis

Recharge, discharge, surface water interaction, abstraction and loss components are evaluated according to project scale.

05 · Water Quality

Hydrogeochemical interpretation

Groundwater chemistry, water-rock interaction, quality changes and possible hydrogeochemical processes are evaluated within a technical framework.

06 · Hydrology

Basin and surface water assessment

Rainfall-runoff relationships, drainage networks, surface water components and basin-scale hydrological processes are analyzed.

Why It Matters

Hydrogeological assessment reduces project risks

Groundwater is a critical component that can directly affect design, construction, operation and environmental assessment processes in many engineering projects.

01

Prediction of water inflows

Potential groundwater inflows are technically assessed to support drainage, dewatering and project planning decisions.

02

Support for design decisions

Hydrogeological data helps place engineering design and implementation strategies on a stronger technical basis.

03

Reduction of uncertainty

Data gaps, groundwater flow conditions and hydrological processes are clearly defined to reduce project uncertainty.

04

Assessment of environmental effects

Groundwater-surface water interactions and possible impacts on the water system are examined technically and spatially.

Approach

Data-driven and model-supported approach

Hydrogeological analyses are not limited to field-based interpretation alone; where appropriate, they are supported by numerical modeling and spatial analysis.

01

Data compilation and control

Borehole, well, pumping test, water level, water quality, topographic and meteorological data are evaluated together.

02

Conceptual model

Hydrostratigraphic structure, recharge-discharge conditions, boundary conditions and flow system are placed into a conceptual framework.

03

Analysis and interpretation

Water level, flow, hydraulic parameter, water balance and hydrogeochemical data are interpreted from an engineering perspective.

04

Reporting and decision support

Findings are presented as technical reports, maps and assessment outputs that can support project decisions.

Integrated technical assessment

Depending on project requirements, hydrogeological analyses can be integrated with numerical modeling, hydrological simulation, GIS-based spatial analysis, environmental assessment and geotechnical studies.

Let’s evaluate the hydrogeological scope of your project

You may share available project data, technical needs and expected outputs so that we can define the appropriate hydrogeological assessment approach together.

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info@hidrojeotek.com · +90 312 666 37 83
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