Innovation science and technologiy 2-jild 5-son (2026)
THE INFLUENCE OF HYDRODYNAMIC ASPECTS OF GROUNDWATER LEVEL RISE ON URBAN WATERLOGGING
B.D. Abdullaev, B.R. Nasibov, Sh.T. Irgashev, D. Abdullaev
Annotatsiya
This article presents a systematic analysis of the hydrodynamic and hydrogeochemical aspectsof groundwater level rise contributing to the waterlogging of urban areas. The study applies a differentiationapproach based on the hierarchical organization of systems and characteristic zones, examining the influenceof salt and water migration on the urban ecological environment. The degree of certainty of hydrogeologicalstructures and their principal causal factors are investigated, while the transformation processes of groundwaterunder urban conditions are comprehensively described. Systemic factors determining the susceptibility ofterritories to waterlogging, as well as specific taxonomic units and criteria for geochemical classification, arealso developed.The article establishes a scientific basis for managing hydrodynamic processes aimed at mitigatingwaterlogging problems in residential areas. The research findings are of considerable importance for improvingurban planning practices and environmental monitoring systems. During the study, the dynamics of salt andwater migration were analyzed using the equation proposed by S.F. Averyanov, enabling the determination ofgroundwater mineralization levels and corrosive properties. Through the application of differentiation methodsacross characteristic zones and the identification of systemic susceptibility factors, the study develops ageochemical classification and taxonomic criteria for modified groundwater. These findings provide a scientificfoundation for planning land reclamation measures aimed at improving the urban ecological environment andprotecting building foundations from sulfate corrosion.
groundwater, urban waterlogging, hydrodynamics, hydrogeochemistry, urban ecological environment, water migration, salt migration, geochemical classification, sulfate corrosion, environmental monitoring, land reclamation, hydrogeology.
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