Dataset of the 1: 50 000 Hydrogeological Map of the Huojitu Mine Area, Shendong Coal Base
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    For this dataset of the 1:50 000 hydrogeological map of Huojitu, multiple methods such as remote sensing, surface survey, geophysical exploration, drilling exploration as well as hydrochemical isotope tests were applied for data acquisition. The remotely sensed data interpretation of 800 km2 area was successfully achieved in two phases, together with 377 surface survey points, 240 points of simultaneous-measurement of groundwater level during rain and dry seasons, 10 sets of pumping tests, 127 sets of water samples and 600 m of cumulative hydrogeological drilling footage. The level of water yield property of the Quaternary porous aquifer and the Cretaceous Luohe Formation porous fissure aquifer within the working area was refined in this dataset, filling the gap in hydrogeological information about the Jurassic Anding Formation and Zhiluo Formation. Meanwhile, secondary environmental geologic elements related to coal mining were added, and the unwatering zone of the shallow aquifer was successfully delineated for the first time. Furthermore, a groundwater circulation mode under the impact of coal mining was established, highlighting characteristics of hydrogeological survey in mine areas. This dataset provides normal support to plan, deploy and summarize hydrogeological survey in the mine areas, which is really important to guarantee national security in both energy resources and ecology.

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Xiangquan LI, Jianfei MA, Changchang FU. Dataset of the 1: 50 000 Hydrogeological Map of the Huojitu Mine Area, Shendong Coal Base[J]. Geology in China, 2018, 45(S2): 13-22(in Chinese with English abstract).

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  • Received:March 05,2018
  • Revised:September 25,2018
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  • Online: March 05,2019
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