Sustainable Groundwater Extraction and Infrastructure Design Project

This project delves into the critical topic of sustainable groundwater extraction and infrastructure design, focusing on the Australian context, particularly the state of Victoria. The study encompasses a comprehensive literature review covering aquifer systems, groundwater extraction methods, and legislative frameworks. It outlines the methodologies employed, including water quality tests, statistical analyses, and mathematical models to assess groundwater parameters. The design and installation procedures for boreholes are detailed, covering materials, construction, and depth calculations. The results section presents findings related to water quality, sustainable improvement methods, and stakeholder engagement. Furthermore, the project explores artificial recharge techniques and concludes with recommendations, a budget, and references, providing a holistic approach to sustainable groundwater management. The project aims to find sustainable solutions for effective drilling of underground water in order to sustain the expected growing population and focuses on aquifer accessibility, water quality assessment, and cost-effective extraction methods.