The region of Boudnib is located in southeast Morocco and depends on the territorial region of Drâa-Tafilalet and the province of Errachidia. It has a water deficit due to the lack of rainfall in the region and the overexploitation of groundwater. 76 electrical drillings were drilled and correlated with borehole and seismic reflection data to understand and identify the structure and geometry of the deep aquifer to facilitate the selection of future boreholes and wells. After the interpretation of all data of vertical electrical sounding, we exploited it to make an interpretation of the results. Indeed, we have established an isohypse of the resistant roof maps also geoelectric sections representing the different electrical discontinuities present in the study area, their nature as well as the zones favorable to the exploitation of the Turonian aquifer waters.
The province of Errachidia-Boudnib, located in southeast Morocco, is an arid area known for its rarity of precipitation. Desertification and overexploitation of groundwater have accentuated the downward trend in groundwater levels in aquifers. This study is made for implementation in parallel with the exploitation programs, of comprehensive studies for the recognition of the aquifer of Sénonien. Geophysical methods (drilling and electrical tomography), allow the geometric configuration of the aquifer system of the region of Boudenib, to help those responsible to make good decisions on the positions of the drilling of reconnaissance or exploitation. For these, two geophysical methods were used in this study, electrical boreholes (large extent) and electrical tomography (small extent). The first method allowed us to specify the appearance of the roof of the resistant substratum R2 corresponding to the limestone-clay sandstone formations of the base of the Sénonien whose depth is between 440 and 580 m admitted aquifer; The second method based on the study of the profile by electrical tomography (BD1) profile revealed the presence of conductive lenses corresponding to an aquifer. Therefore, the Senonian aquifer formation corresponds to sands, sandstone, and sandy clays.
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