Tarim Desert Highway and Desert Oilfield: Regional Water Resource Research and Utilization Evaluation

Author: Du Hulin
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is intended for hydrogeological research on the Tarim Desert Highway and water supply for desert oilfields, crossing the Taklamakan Desert. It highlights the study of the desert highway and the southern Anadir River, Yatonggusu River, Niya River, and regional surface and groundwater in the Tarim Desert Oilfield. It employs techniques such as hydrogeological surveys, mapping, remote sensing, geophysical exploration, drilling, and field observations, obtaining first-hand materials from the desert region. These findings not only provide a scientific basis for the construction of the desert highway, the sustainable utilization of water resources in desert oilfields, and sand prevention and greening efforts but also offer relevant application technologies for future development. The book focuses on the Tarim Desert Highway and desert oilfield water resource research, evaluating the development and utilization of groundwater along the highway and for oilfield water supply. It delves into the Taklamakan Desert, emphasizing the study of the desert highway and the southern Anadir River, Yatonggusu River, Niya River, and regional surface and groundwater. It adopts techniques such as hydrogeological surveys, mapping, remote sensing, geophysical exploration, drilling, and field observations, obtaining first-hand resources for water resource exploration in the desert region. These findings not only provide a scientific basis for water supply for the ecological engineering of desert highway protective forests and the sustainable utilization of water resources in desert oilfields but also offer corresponding technical support for their future development. This book is suitable for scientific and technical personnel engaged in desert and hydrogeological water resource research, professionals working in arid zone resource and environmental fields, as well as relevant personnel in highway, oilfield, and industrial and mining construction, as well as teachers and students from relevant colleges and universities.