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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .....................................................................................................................IV
LIST OF ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS .........................................................................................V
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1 INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................ 1
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Fhaihil Velates Limestone and Dolomite ................................................................................................ 27
Midra Shale .............................................................................................................................................. 27
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3 MONITORING WELLS INSTALLATION AND FIELD INVESTIGATION CAMPAIGNS ....................... 47
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50 m Deep Monitoring Wells .................................................................................................................. 67
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4 PRELIMINARY GEOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT ............................................................................... 87

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6 WATER DEMAND, SUPPLY AND WASTEWATER ..................................................................... 160
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8 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ............................................................................ 187
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9 REFERENCES .......................................................................................................................... 191
APPENDIX A: MONITORING WELLS COMPLETION REPORTS [ON CD] ............................................ 196
FIGURE ‎1-1: CP761 TIMELINE. ........................................................................................................................ 2
FIGURE ‎1-2: PHOTO OF DOHA CITY CENTER SKYLINE SHOWING RECENTLY BUILT AND UNDER CONSTRUCTION HIGH RISING
BUILDINGS. ......................................................................................................................................... 3
FIGURE ‎1-3: OBSERVABLE GROUNDWATER LEVEL RISE IN AIN KHALID AREA (PICTURES COURTESY OF ASHGHAL). ............. 4
FIGURE ‎1-4: EXTENT OF THE PROJECT AREA. ....................................................................................................... 5
FIGURE ‎1-5: SCHEMATIC REPRESENTATION OF WORK METHODOLOGY. ..................................................................... 7
FIGURE ‎2-1: LOCATION MAP SHOWING THE EXTENT OF THE PROJECT AREA, THE THREE SUB-AREAS OF WAKRAH, GREATER
DOHA AND KHOR AND THE SURFACE WATER DRAINAGE SYSTEM IN THEM. ..................................................... 11
FIGURE ‎2-2: LAND USE WITHIN THE PROJECT AREA (DATA COURTESY OF MMUP). .................................................. 12
FIGURE ‎2-3: REGIONAL-SCALE GEOGRAPHIC MAP SHOWING MAIN FEATURES AND THE SURROUNDINGS OF THE STATE OF
QATAR............................................................................................................................................. 14
FIGURE ‎2-4: SIMPLIFIED REGIONAL-SCALE GEOLOGICAL MAP FOR THE ARABIAN PENINSULA AND QATAR. ..................... 15
FIGURE ‎2-5: SIMPLIFIED REGIONAL-SCALE TECTONIC MAP SHOWING THE QATAR PENINSULA WITHIN THE TECTONICALLY
STABLE INTERIOR PLATFORM SECTION OF THE ARABIAN PLATE (ALSHARHAN & NAIRN, 1994). ......................... 16
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FIGURE ‎2-7: SIMPLIFIED GEOLOGICAL AND STRUCTURAL MAP FOR THE PROJECT AREA SHOWING NW-SE AND NE-SW
LINEAMENTS (COMPILED FROM CAVELIER, 1970; ECCLESTON ET AL., 1981; EL-KASSAS & ASHOUR, 1990;
HARHASH & YOUSIF, 1985). ............................................................................................................... 19
FIGURE ‎2-8: CHRONOLITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC COLUMN FOR QATAR PENINSULA. ........................................................ 20
FIGURE ‎2-9: DEPOSITIONAL ENVIRONMENT OF DAMMAM, RUS AND UMM ER RADHUMA FORMATIONS. ..................... 21
FIGURE ‎2-10: STRUCTURAL CONTOUR LINES ON TOP OF UMM ER RADHUMA FORMATION (MODIFIED AFTER CHRISTIAN,
1998; ECCLESTON ET AL., 1981; GDC, 1980; SCHOTT & RAUSCH, 2008). ................................................ 23
FIGURE ‎2-11: DISTRIBUTION OF RUS FORMATION LITHOLOGICAL FACIES IN THE PROJECT AREA (MODIFIED AFTER
ECCLESTON ET AL., 1981). .................................................................................................................. 25
FIGURE ‎2-12: OUTCROP IN DUKHAN AREA (OUTSIDE PROJECT AREA) WITH PRESENCE OF SIMSIMA LIMESTONE (UMM BAB
DOLOMITIC LIMESTONE), DUKHAN ALVEOLINA LIMESTONE AND MIDRA SHALE (SOURCE: LEBLANC & SMITH,
2007). ............................................................................................................................................ 26
FIGURE ‎2-13: STRUCTURAL CONTOUR MAP OF THE TOP OF DUKHAN ALVEOLINA LIMESTONE MEMBER OF THE LOWER
DAMMAM FORMATION (ECCLESTON ET AL., 1981). . .............................................................................. 29
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FIGURE ‎2-15: SIMSIMA OUTCROP AT NORTHERN DOHA SHOWING VUGS. ............................................................... 31
FIGURE ‎2-16: MUSFER SINKHOLE, CENTRAL QATAR (LEFT). SOIL-FILLED DEPRESSION, CENTRAL QATAR (RIGHT). SOURCED
FROM SCHOTT AND RAUSCH (2008). .................................................................................................... 34
FIGURE ‎2-17: SIMPLIFIED TOPOGRAPHIC MAP FOR THE PROJECT AREA. .................................................................. 35
FIGURE ‎2-18: CLASSIFICATION OF SINKHOLES ACCORDING TO THE MECHANISMS OF GROUND FAILURE AND NATURE OF THE
MATERIAL WHICH FAILS AND SUBSIDES (SOURCE: WALTHAM & FOOKES, 2003). ........................................... 38
FIGURE ‎2-19: KARSTIC DEPRESSIONS–AVERAGE FLOODING VOLUME (AFTER SWS, 2009A). ...................................... 39
FIGURE ‎2-20: AVERAGE ANNUAL RAINFALL OVER THE PROJECT AREA AND SURROUNDINGS. ....................................... 41
FIGURE ‎2-21: STORM EVENTS DURING THE PERIOD 1994-2007 (15 YEARS). ......................................................... 42
FIGURE ‎2-22: DAILY RAINFALL OBSERVATIONS AT MONTAZA STATION, DOHA CITY................................................... 42
FIGURE ‎2-23: NATURAL DIFFUSE AND FOCUSED RECHARGE FOR AVERAGE YEAR 1997 WITH INDICATIVE DRAINAGE
NETWORK IN HYDROLOGICAL SUBBASINS IN THE PROJECT AREA (MODIFIED AFTER MOE 2009). ........................ 46
FIGURE ‎3-1: LOCATION MAP SHOWING MONITORING WELL LOCATIONS AND STATUS AS OF 22 AUGUST 2011. ............. 50
FIGURE ‎3-2: DOWN THE HOLE HAMMER (DTH) RIG DRILLING A CP761 PROJECT MONITORING WELL. ......................... 51
FIGURE ‎3-3: DIRECT ROTARY RIG DRILLING A CP761 PROJECT MONITORING WELL. .................................................. 52
FIGURE ‎3-4: CORING RIG DRILLING A CP761 PROJECT MONITORING WELL.............................................................. 53
FIGURE ‎3-5: TYPICAL DRILLING SITE IN RIGHT OF WAY (ROW) ZONE. .................................................................... 54
FIGURE ‎3-6: DRILLING RIG STUCK IN COASTAL SABKHA NEAR PLANNED DRILLING SITE FOR MONITORING WELL
KHR_MW50_012 IN KHOR. .............................................................................................................. 56
FIGURE ‎3-7: DRILL CORES FROM A WELL IN THE PROJECT AREA. ............................................................................ 58
FIGURE ‎3-8: METHOD OF STORAGE OF DRILL CUTTINGS FOR LITHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS (MONITORING WELL
WAK_MW50_004). ........................................................................................................................ 59
FIGURE ‎3-9: ONSITE ANALYSIS OF DRILL CUTTINGS AND DRILLING DISCHARGE. ......................................................... 60
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FIGURE ‎3-11: E-LOGGING PROBE SET UP FOR GEOPHYSICAL LOGGING OF ONE OF THE PROJECT’S WELLS. ...................... 63
FIGURE ‎3-12: GEOPHYSICAL LOGGING ACQUISITION OF ONE OF THE PROJECT’S “50 M DEEP” MONITORING WELLS. ....... 63
FIGURE ‎3-13: FRACTURES AND CAVITIES IN PROJECT CP761 “50 M DEEP” WELLS DETECTED FROM BOREHOLE CALIPER
LOGGING IN RELATION TO LINEAMENTS REPORTED BY HARHASH AND YOUSIF (1985) AND EL-KASSAS AND ASHOUR
(1990). ........................................................................................................................................... 66
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FIGURE ‎3-17: INSTALLATION OF FILTER PACKING MATERIAL ................................................................................. 70
FIGURE ‎3-18: MONITORING WELL COMPLETION SHOWING THREE NESTED PIEZOMETERS (TUBES) IN A SINGLE BOREHOLE
(LEFT) AND TYPICAL WELLHEAD PROTECTION CONFIGURATION (RIGHT). ........................................................ 71
FIGURE ‎3-19: MANUAL DIPPER (LEFT) AND CTD-DIVERS® (RIGHT) USED FOR GROUNDWATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS AND
MONITORING IN THE PROJECT. .............................................................................................................. 72
FIGURE ‎3-20: DISTRIBUTION OF CTD-DIVERS® INSTALLED IN THE PROJECT AREA AS OF THE TIME OF OCTOBER 2011. .... 74
FIGURE ‎3-21: PERCENTAGE OF PIEZOMETERS FOUND DRY IN MAY 2011 GROUNDWATER QUALITY MEASUREMENTS
CAMPAIGN. ....................................................................................................................................... 75
FIGURE ‎3-22: DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLED WELLS AND PIEZOMETERS IN MAY 2011 IN-SITU WATER QUALITY AND GROUND
WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS CAMPAIGN. ............................................................................................. 76
FIGURE ‎3-23: LOCATION MAP SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF IN-SITU GROUNDWATER QUALITY MEASUREMENTS
UNDERTAKEN IN MAY 2011................................................................................................................. 77
FIGURE ‎3-24: SAMPLE CONTAINERS PRESERVED FROM THE ELEMENTS IN CRUSHED ICE IN COOLER BOX......................... 80
FIGURE ‎3-25: SCHEMATIC SLUG TEST ILLUSTRATION. .......................................................................................... 82
FIGURE ‎3-26: FALLING HEAD TEST (BY THE WEIGHT OF THE SLUG, A LEVEL AND A VOLUME OF WATER IS DISPLACED UPWARD
TO A CERTAIN LEVEL H). ...................................................................................................................... 83
FIGURE ‎3-27: RISING HEAD TEST (BY THE WEIGHT OF THE SLUG, A LEVEL AND A VOLUME OF WATER IS DISPLACED UPWARD
TO A CERTAIN LEVEL H). ...................................................................................................................... 83
FIGURE ‎3-28: SLUG TESTING OF PROJECT CP761 MONITORING WELLS. ................................................................. 85
FIGURE ‎4-1: LOG COMPOSITE HEADER DESCRIPTION. .......................................................................................... 92
FIGURE ‎4-2: LOG COMPOSITE PLOT FOR WELL KHR_MW50_008........................................................................ 93
FIGURE ‎4-3: LOG COMPOSITE PLOT FOR WELL DOH_MW50_042. ...................................................................... 94
FIGURE ‎4-4: LOG COMPOSITE PLOT FOR WELL DOH_MW50_084. ...................................................................... 95
FIGURE ‎4-5: LOG COMPOSITE PLOT FOR WELL DOH_MW50_020. ...................................................................... 96
FIGURE ‎4-6: CORRELATION EXAMPLE FOR COMPOSITE WELL LOGS SHOWN IN FIGURE ‎4-2 THROUGH FIGURE ‎4-5........... 97
FIGURE ‎4-7: GEOLOGICAL ZONES FOR LITHOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL WELL LOG INTERPRETATION.......................... 100
FIGURE ‎4-8: LOCATION MAP SHOWING LITHOLOGICAL CROSS- AND LONGITUDINAL- SECTION LINES THROUGH THE PROJECT
AREA. ............................................................................................................................................ 102
FIGURE ‎4-9: LEGEND FOR LITHOLOGICAL SECTIONS PRESENTED IN FIGURE ‎4-10 THROUGH FIGURE ‎4-16. ................... 103
FIGURE ‎4-10: SOUTHWEST-NORTHEAST LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC SECTION R1. ......................................................... 103
FIGURE ‎4-11: SOUTHWEST-NORTHEAST LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC SECTION R2. ......................................................... 104
FIGURE ‎4-12: NORTHWEST-SOUTHEAST LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC SECTION R3. ......................................................... 104
FIGURE ‎4-13: SOUTHEAST-NORTHWEST LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC CROSS R4. ............................................................ 105
FIGURE ‎4-14: SOUTHWEST-NORTHEAST LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC SECTION R5. ......................................................... 105
FIGURE ‎4-15: SOUTHEAST-NORTHWEST LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC CROSS R6. ............................................................ 106
FIGURE ‎4-16: NORTHEAST-SOUTHWEST LITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC SECTION R7 ........................................................... 106
FIGURE ‎4-17: LITHOLOGICAL BLOCK DIAGRAM (LEFT) AND FENCE DIAGRAM (RIGHT) SHOWING HYDROLITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC
CONFIGURATION OF THE SHALLOW AQUIFER SYSTEM IN THE PROJECT AREA. ................................................. 107
FIGURE ‎4-18: ESTIMATED DEPTH TO TOP OF MIDRA SHALE (MS) IN THE PROJECT AREA. ......................................... 110
FIGURE ‎4-19: ESTIMATED THICKNESS OF SIMSIMA MEMBER STRATA (ISOPACHS) IN THE PROJECT AREA...................... 111
FIGURE ‎5-1: REGIONAL OVERVIEW OF HYDROGEOLOGY (SOURCE: MODIFIED AFTER BGR UNESCO 2009, BROOK ET AL
2006, USGS 1963). ....................................................................................................................... 113
FIGURE ‎5-2: HYDROGEOLOGICAL PROVINCES (MODIFIED AFTER ECCLESTON 1981). .............................................. 113
FIGURE ‎5-3: WEST-EAST HYDROLITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC CROSS SECTIONS THROUGH THE PROJECT AREA. ....................... 116
FIGURE ‎5-4: NORTH-SOUTH HYDROLITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC LONGITUDINAL SECTIONS THROUGH THE PROJECT AREA. ....... 117
FIGURE ‎5-5: HYDROLITHOSTRATIGRAPHIC FENCE DIAGRAM THROUGH THE PROJECT AREA. ....................................... 118
FIGURE ‎5-6: EXTENT OF SURFICIAL AQUIFER BASED ON NEW DATA OBTAINED FROM THE PROJECT’S MONITORING WELLS.
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FIGURE ‎5-7: VUG POROSITY IN SURFICIAL AQUIFER ROCK (PHOTOS COURTESY OF THOMAS BERBERICH)...................... 122
FIGURE ‎5-8: FRACTURES AND KARSTIC CAVITIES IN SURFICIAL AQUIFER ROCKS (PHOTOS COURTESY OF THOMAS BERBERICH).
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FIGURE ‎5-9: BAR GRAPH OF AVERAGE, MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM CALCULATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY VALUES FROM
FALLING AND RISING HEAD SLUG TESTS. ................................................................................................ 124
FIGURE ‎5-10: DISTRIBUTION AND FREQUENCY HISTOGRAM OF CALCULATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY VALUES FROM
FALLING AND RISING HEAD SLUG TESTS USING THE HVORSLEV (1951) AND BOUWER AND RICE (1976) METHODS.
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FIGURE ‎5-11: BAR GRAPH OF AVERAGE, MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM CALCULATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY VALUES FROM
FALLING AND RISING HEAD SLUG TESTS FOR SHALLOW (TOP) AND SURFICIAL (BOTTOM) AQUIFERS. ................... 128
FIGURE ‎5-12: DISTRIBUTION AND FREQUENCY HISTOGRAM OF CALCULATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY VALUES FROM
FALLING AND RISING HEAD SLUG TESTS USING THE HVORSLEV (1951) AND BOUWER AND RICE (1976) METHODS
FOR THE SHALLOW (TOP) AND SURFICIAL (BOTTOM) AQUIFERS. ................................................................ 129
FIGURE ‎5-13: MAP OF RELATIVE ORDER OF MAGNITUDE OF HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY OBTAINED FROM SLUGS TESTING OF
MONITORING WELLS. ........................................................................................................................ 130
FIGURE ‎5-14: MAP OF RELATIVE ORDER OF MAGNITUDE OF HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS PROVIDED BY
ASHGHAL. ...................................................................................................................................... 131
FIGURE ‎5-15: MAP OF RELATIVE ORDER OF MAGNITUDE OF HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS FROM SLUG
TESTING UNDERTAKEN IN MONITORING WELLS SCREENED IN THE SHALLOW AQUIFER. ..................................... 132
FIGURE ‎5-16: MAP OF RELATIVE ORDER OF MAGNITUDE OF HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY MEASUREMENTS FROM SLUG
TESTING UNDERTAKEN IN MONITORING WELLS SCREENED IN THE SHALLOW AQUIFER. ..................................... 133
FIGURE ‎5-17: GROUNDWATER LEVEL CONTOUR MAP IN THE SURFICIAL AQUIFER (SUMMER 2011). DASHED BLUE LINE
DEMARKS THE EXTENT OF SATURATION IN THE SURFICIAL AQUIFER.............................................................. 135
‎ GROUNDWATER LEVEL CONTOUR MAP IN THE SHALLOW AQUIFER (SUMMER 2011). DASHED BLUE LINE
DEMARKS THE EXTENT OF SATURATION IN THE SURFICIAL AQUIFER. DASHED BLUE LINE DEMARKS THE EXTENT OF
MIDRA SHALE. ................................................................................................................................ 137
FIGURE ‎5-19: SCHEMATIC PRESENTATION OF GROUNDWATER LEVEL VARIABILITY WITH DEPTH IN RECHARGE AND
DISCHARGE AREAS. ........................................................................................................................... 139
FIGURE ‎5-20: COMPOSITE GROUNDWATER LEVEL CONTOUR MAP OF THE PROJECT AREA (SUMMER 2011). ................ 140
FIGURE ‎5-21: CONTOUR MAP OF GROUNDWATER TEMPERATURE (TEMP) IN °C. ................................................... 145
FIGURE ‎5-22: CONTOUR MAP OF GROUNDWATER ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY (EC) IN µS/CM. ................................. 146
FIGURE ‎5-23: CONTOUR MAP OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN (DO) IN MG/L. ................................................................. 147
FIGURE ‎5-24: PIPER COMPOSITE TRILINEAR PLOT OF MAJOR CONSTITUENTS IN SAMPLES COLLECTED IN SUMMER 2011
FROM THE PROJECT AREA. .................................................................................................................. 148
FIGURE ‎5-25: DUROV DIAGRAM FOR MAJOR CONSTITUENTS IN SAMPLES COLLECTED IN SUMMER 2011 FROM THE PROJECT
AREA. ............................................................................................................................................ 149
FIGURE ‎5-26: GROUNDWATER QUALITY TYPES IN THE PROJECT AREA. .................................................................. 151
FIGURE ‎5-27: MAP OF GROUNDWATER SODIUM ADSORPTION RATIO (SAR) DISTRIBUTION IN THE PROJECT AREA FROM
PRELIMINARY WATER QUALITY ANALYSES............................................................................................... 152
FIGURE ‎5-28: WILCOX PLOT SHOWING SUITABILITY OF GROUNDWATER IN THE PROJECT AREA FOR IRRIGATION. ........... 153
FIGURE ‎5-29: CALCITE SATURATION INDEX (SIC) IN GROUNDWATER IN THE PROJECT AREA. ..................................... 154
FIGURE ‎5-30: DOLOMITE SATURATION INDEX (SID) IN GROUNDWATER IN THE PROJECT AREA. ................................. 155
FIGURE ‎5-31: GYPSUM SATURATION INDEX (SIG) IN GROUNDWATER IN THE PROJECT AREA. .................................... 156
FIGURE ‎5-32: TRIHALOMETHANES (THMS) DETECTION WELLS........................................................................... 159
FIGURE ‎6-1: EXTENSION OF DRINKING WATER SUPPLY NETWORK OVER TIME AND GROUNDWATER PONDING AREAS (DATA
FROM ASHGHAL). ............................................................................................................................ 161
FIGURE ‎6-2: EXTENSION OF SEWERAGE NETWORK OVER TIME AND GROUNDWATER PONDING AREAS (DATA FROM
ASHGHAL). ..................................................................................................................................... 162
FIGURE ‎6-3: TSE DISTRIBUTION AND USES (DATA FROM ASHGHAL). .................................................................... 163
FIGURE ‎6-4: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW OF TSE DISTRIBUTION NETWORK AND GROUNDWATER PONDING AREAS (DATA FROM
ASHGHAL). ..................................................................................................................................... 164
FIGURE ‎6-5: DRAINAGE NETWORK DEVELOPMENT OVER TIME (DATA FROM ASHGHAL AND GROUNDWATER PONDING
ESTIMATES (DATA FROM SECTION ‎7.6). ................................................................................................ 165
FIGURE ‎7-1: ELEMENTS OF WATER BALANCE FOR THE SHALLOW GROUNDWATER SYSTEM IN THE PROJECT AREA. .......... 167
FIGURE ‎7-2: AVERAGE HYDROLOGICAL YEAR (1997) RAINFALL RECHARGE TO GROUNDWATER IN THE PROJECT AREA
(EXTRACTED FROM SWS, 2009D)....................................................................................................... 169
FIGURE ‎7-3: OVERVIEW ON URBAN GROUNDWATER RECHARGE AND DISCHARGE (ADOPTED AFTER LERNER, 1990). ..... 170
FIGURE ‎7-4: URBAN-ENHANCED GROUNDWATER RECHARGE IN TWENTY-THREE CITIES AROUND THE WORLD AND
PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE FOR PROJECT AREA (MODIFIED AFTER GARCIA-FRESCA, 2004). ................................. 170
FIGURE ‎7-5: BU NAKHLAH LAGOON (JANUARY 2010). .................................................................................... 173
FIGURE ‎7-6: ESTIMATED GROUNDWATER ABSTRACTION AND NUMBER OF WELLS IN BASINS IN THE PROJECT AREA
(EXTRACTED FROM SWS, 2009C). ..................................................................................................... 177
FIGURE ‎7-7: ELEMENTS OF GROUNDWATER BALANCE IN URBAN AREAS. ............................................................... 179
FIGURE ‎7-8: LOCATION MAP AND GROUNDWATER LEVEL TIME-SERIES PLOTS PROVIDING EVIDENCE ON GROUNDWATER
LEVEL RISE FROM MONITORING WELLS (SWS, 2009D). GREEN SHADED AREAS REPRESENT POSSIBLE GROUNDWATER
PONDS. HYDROGRAPHS CAN BE RELATED TO LOCATIONS BY COLOR CODES AND LABELS. ................................. 181
FIGURE ‎7-9: GROUNDWATER LEVEL CONTOUR MAP DRAWN FROM MEASUREMENTS TAKEN IN SUMMER 1971 FROM 72
WELLS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. .................................................................................................... 182
FIGURE ‎7-10: CHANGE IN GROUNDWATER LEVEL FROM 1971 TO 2011 AND EXTENT OF GROUNDWATER MOUND. ...... 183
FIGURE ‎7-11: HYDROGEOLOGICAL TRANSECT SHOWING GROUNDWATER LEVEL CHANGE FROM 1971 TO 2011. LINE IN
INSET SHOWS TRANSECT ALIGNMENT. ................................................................................................... 184
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TABLE ‎3-1: LIST OF WELLS CLEANED AND RE-LOGGED. ........................................................................................ 64
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TABLE ‎4-2: LITHOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STRATA IDENTIFIED FROM LITHOLOGICAL AND GEOPHYSICAL WELL LOG
INTERPRETATION IN VARIOUS GEOLOGICAL ZONES IN THE PROJECT AREA (FOR ZONE DELINEATION SEE FIGURE ‎4-7).
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TABLE ‎5-2: HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY CLASSES. ............................................................................................. 125
TABLE ‎5-3: AVERAGE, MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM OF CALCULATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY VALUES FROM FALLING AND
RISING HEAD SLUG TESTS FOR THE SURFICIAL AQUIFER. ............................................................................. 127
TABLE ‎5-4: AVERAGE, MAXIMUM AND MINIMUM OF CALCULATED HYDRAULIC CONDUCTIVITY VALUES FROM FALLING AND
RISING HEAD SLUG TESTS FOR THE SHALLOW AQUIFER. ............................................................................. 127
TABLE ‎5-5: GROUNDWATER QUALITY TYPES IN THE PROJECT AREA. ..................................................................... 149
TABLE ‎5-6: DETECTED TRIHALOMETHANES (THMS) IN GROUNDWATER IN THE PROJECT AREA. ................................. 158
TABLE ‎7-1: AVERAGE DAILY DISCHARGE TO THE SEA FROM STORM WATER NETWORK IN DOHA AREA*#. ..................... 175
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420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Doha Area
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

Wakrah Area

370,000 370,000
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190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

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CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority Coastline PROJECT CONSULTANT

PROJECT AREA
P.O. Box 22188
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 Roads LOCATION MAP
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Wadis
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS Lagoons INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION Catchments Boundary REPORT
Project Sub-areas PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

Doha
SHALLOW GROUNDWATER Khor MAP STATUS
APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 2-1

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

Wakrah FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

 Al-Guwayriyah

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
450,000 450,000

440,000 440,000
Khor Area Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

Al-Jumayliyah
430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

ARABIAN GULF
420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

Rd
Lusail

l
Shama
410,000 410,000

Du Umm Salal Ali

k ha
n
Rd Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah Doha Area
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000
Du
kh
an
Rd
Al Rayyan

Doha
Doha Airport
390,000 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 d 380,000
w aR Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

Wakrah Area

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

Umm Sa'id
360,000 360,000

IA
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STATE OF QATAR
LAND USE MAP
Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System
Public Works Authority Coastline PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188 Project Sub-area Boundary
Tel.:(0974) 44950000
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Land Use
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS High Rise Buildings INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION Residential Areas REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012
Institutions & Commercial Areas
PROJECT NAME CP761 CHEC KED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:372,250
Industrial Areas
SHALLOW GROUNDWATER APPROVAL U. SC HOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A4

Figure 2-2
Parks MAP STATUS
MONITORING PROJECT FINAL
Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.
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170,000

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
Madinat al Ka'ban

Al-Guwayriyah

450,000 450,000

Z7

440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

Al-Jumayliyah Z6
430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah
Lusail
Z5

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Umm Salal Ali

Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon
400,000 Z5 400,000

Al Rayyan

Z2 Doha
Doha Airport
Z4
390,000 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 Z3 380,000
Al Wakair

Bu Nakhlah
Z1

370,000 370,000

Umm Sa'id
170,000

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

360,000 360,000

IA

I
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STATE OF QATAR Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority Z1 ZONES FOR GEOLOGICAL &

GEOPHYSICAL WELL LOG
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188 Z2
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 Z3 INTERPRETATION
Fax.: (0974) 44950999
Z4
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS Z5 INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
Z5
Z6
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED M. KHALDI SCALE 1:300,000

Z7
SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS
APPROVAL H. ZAROUR DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT
Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

Figure 4-7 FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

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180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
450,000 450,000

R3

440,000 440,000

Khor Area
Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

430,000
Al-Jumayliyah 430,000

Sumaysimah
R6

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama
R5

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
R4 Rd

R3
Kharaitiyat
Doha Area
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal
R1

Bu Nakhlah
R6

Wakrah Area
R2

370,000 370,000
R7

R4
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

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IA

I
0 5,000 10,000
CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority LITHOLOGICAL SECTIONS

Coastline
LOCATION MAP
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 Roads
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Cross Section Lines
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS Lagoons INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION Catchments Boundary REPORT
Project Sub-areas PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

Doha
SHALLOW GROUNDWATER Khor MAP STATUS
APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 4-8

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

Wakrah FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

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10.00
Hydraulic Conductivity (m/d)

1.00
Hvorselv_F B & R_F Hvorselv_R B & R_R
Aver

0.10 Max
Min

0.01

0.00

Slug testing methods for surficial

100.00
Hydraulic Conductivity (m/d)

10.00

1.00
Hvorselv_F B & R_F Hvorselv_R B & R_R Aver
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0.10
Min

0.01

0.00

Slug testing methods for shallow

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Hvorselv_F B & R_F Hvorselv_R B & R_R

160

140

120
Frenquency

100

80

60

40

20

0
0.0001 0.001 0.01 0.1 1 10 100 1000

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Slug Test's results Histogram for the shallow aquifer

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160

140

120

100
Frenquency

80

60

40

20

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180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
< 28
28 - 29
450,000 450,000
29 - 30
30 - 31
31 - 32
32 - 33
33 - 34
34 - 35
>35
440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

IA Legend

I
0 5,000 10,000
CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority GROUNDWATER

Coastline
TEMPERATURE (°C)
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Project Area
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 SUMMER 2011
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Roads
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS Lagoons INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-21

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

 Map Key

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
<1,000
1,000 - 2,000
450,000 450,000
2,000 - 3,000
3,000 - 4,000
4,000 - 5,000
5,000 - 6,000
6,000 - 7,000
7,000 - 8,000
8,000 - 9,000
440,000 440,000

9,000 - 10,000
Al Khor
10,000 - 11,000
11,000 - 12,000
Ash Shafallahiya
12,000 - 13,000
13,000 - 14,000
14,000 - 15,000
15,000 - 20,000
430,000 430,000

20,000 - 25,000
25,000 - 30,000
30,000 - 35,000 Sumaysimah
35,000 - 40,000
40,000 - 80,000
<80,000
420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

IA Legend

I
0 5,000 10,000
CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority GROUNDWATER

Coastline
ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Project Area
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 (EC in µS/cm)
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Roads
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS Lagoons INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-22

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

 Map Key

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
<1
1-2
450,000 450,000
2-3
3-4
4-5
5-6
6-7
>7
440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

IA Legend

I
0 5,000 10,000
CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority GROUNDWATER

Coastline
DISSOLVED OXYGEN
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Project Area
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 (DO,in mg/l)
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Roads
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS Lagoons INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-23

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

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190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
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# Ca-SO4
# Ca-Cl
450,000 450,000

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# Na-SO4 ' '
# Na-Cl '
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' Ca-SO4
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440,000 ' 440,000
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' '
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430,000 ' ' 430,000
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420,000 ' 420,000
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190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

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CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority Coastline

GROUNDWATER QUALITY
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Project Area
TYPES MAP
Tel.:(0974) 44950000
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Roads
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS Lagoons INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-26

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

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180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
<5
5 - 10
450,000 450,000
10 - 15
15 - 20
20 - 25
25 - 30
30 - 35
35 - 40
40 - 45
440,000 440,000

45 - 50
Al Khor
>50

Ash Shafallahiya

430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

IA Legend

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CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority SODIUM ADSORPTION

Coastline
RATIO (SAR)
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Roads
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 IN GROUNDWATER
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Lagoons
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-27

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

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180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
<0
0 - 0.5
450,000 450,000
0.5 - 1
1 - 1.5
>1.5

440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

IA Legend

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0 5,000 10,000
CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority CALCITE SATURATION

Coastline
INDEX (SIC)
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Roads
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 IN GROUNDWATER
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Lagoons
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-29

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

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180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
<0
0-1
450,000 450,000
1-2
2-3
3 - 4.5

440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

IA Legend

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0 5,000 10,000
CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority DOLOMITE SATURATION

Coastline
INDEX (SID)
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Roads
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 IN GROUNDWATER
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Lagoons
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-30

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

 Map Key

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
< -1
-1 - -0.5
450,000 450,000
-0.5 - 0
>0

440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

d lR
Lusail

Shama

ARABIAN GULF
410,000 410,000

Du
kh
Umm Salal Ali
an
Rd
Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000

Du
kh
an
Rd

Al Rayyan

Doha

390,000
Doha Airport 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

380,000 380,000
Rd
wa Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

IA Legend

I
0 5,000 10,000
CLIENT m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System

Public Works Authority GYPSUM SATURATION

Coastline
INDEX (SIG)
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Roads
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 IN GROUNDWATER
Fax.: (0974) 44950999 Lagoons
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHECKED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:275,000

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER MAP STATUS

APPROVAL U. SCHOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A3

MONITORING PROJECT Figure 5-31

Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.

FINAL US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A

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 Al-Guwayriyah

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
450,000 450,000

440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya
KHR_MW50_017
!
(

Al-Jumayliyah
430,000 430,000

Sumaysimah

ARABIAN GULF
420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

Rd
Lusail

l
Shama
Doh_MW50_022
!
(

410,000 410,000

Du Umm Salal Ali

k ha
n
Rd Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
West Bay Lagoon

400,000 400,000
Du
kh
an
Rd
Al Rayyan

Doha

Doh_MW50_056 Doha Airport

!
(
390,000 390,000
!
( Doh_MW50_046
Doh_MW50_077
Rawdat Rashid Doh_MW50_052 Abu Hamour
!
(
!
(
Doh_MW50_050
WAK_MW50_003
!
(
WAK_MW50_028 Industrial Area !
!
( ( Al Wakrah
380,000 d 380,000
aR
Sal
w WAK_MW50_001
!
( WAK_MW50_005
Bu Nakhlah ( Al Wakair
!

Doh_MW50_083
!
(
370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

Umm Sa'id
360,000 360,000

IA
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STATE OF QATAR Project Area Boundary
TRIHALOMETHANES (THMs)
Qatar National Grid Coordinates System
Public Works Authority Coastline
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188 Project Area DETECTION WELLS
Tel.:(0974) 44950000 Roads
Fax.: (0974) 44950999
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS !
( Wells INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHEC KED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:372,250

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER APPROVAL U. SC HOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A4

Figure 5-32
MAP STATUS
MONITORING PROJECT FINAL
Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.
US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A
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180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
450,000 450,000

5
440,000 440,000

Al Khor

Ash Shafallahiya

Al-Jumayliyah
430,000 430,000
3

3
Sumaysimah

8
2

7
1

ARABIAN GULF
420,000 0 Al Aturiyah 420,000

Rd
Lusail

l
Shama
3
2

410,000 410,000

Du Umm Salal Ali

k
5

ha
n
6

Rd Kharaitiyat
Ash-Shahaniyah
7 West Bay Lagoon

400,000 7 400,000
Du
4

kh
an
Rd
6 Al Rayyan

Doha
Doha Airport
390,000 390,000

Rawdat Rashid Abu Hamour

10
9
13 9 Industrial Area Al Wakrah
1

380,000 d 380,000
w aR Al Wakair
Sal

Bu Nakhlah
2

370,000 370,000
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

Umm Sa'id
360,000 360,000

Legend
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m MAP TITLE
STATE OF QATAR
GROUNDWATER LEVEL
Project Area Boundary Qatar National Grid Coordinates System
Public Works Authority Coastline
PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Tel.:(0974) 44950000
Roads CONTOUR MAP (1971)
gwl contour line (masl)
Fax.: (0974) 44950999
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION REPORT
PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHEC KED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:372,250

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER APPROVAL U. SC HOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A4

Figure 7-9
MAP STATUS
MONITORING PROJECT FINAL
Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.
US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A
 Al-Guwayriyah

180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000
450,000 450,000

1
1
1
1
1

1
0 -4

1
-2
440,000 440,000

Al Khor

0
-2
Ash Shafallahiya

-2
Al-Jumayliyah
430,000 430,000

-4
-6
Sumaysimah

-2
-2
2

ARABIAN GULF
420,000 420,000
Al Aturiyah

Rd
Lusail
0

l
Shama
6
-2

-4
2
-4

4
410,000 -4 410,000

12 -8
10 -10
Du
k ha 8
n
Rd
-6
-2

Ash-Shahaniyah Kharaitiyat
10

-8
8
12

12
4

400,000 8 400,000

1
Du
kh
an 6
12

Rd -6
8

Al Rayyan
-4
4
2

8
8

Doha
22
2

18 1
10
18

14 16
20
-6

10

18
6

390,000 390,000
8

Rawdat Rashid
1
1

1 Abu Hamour
1
1
20

1
1

4
12
-8

1
16
1

18 6
1
1
-14

Industrial Area Al Wakrah

-14

20
12

380,000 d 380,000
2

w aR Al Wakair
2 Sal
1

1
-1 18
-10

Bu Nakhlah
1

1
1
6
1

370,000 370,000
1
0

1 1
1 1

1
180,000

190,000

200,000

210,000

220,000

230,000

240,000

Umm Sa'id
360,000 360,000

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STATE OF QATAR
CHANGE IN GWL
Roads Qatar National Grid Coordinates System
Public Works Authority Pounding Area PROJECT CONSULTANT
P.O. Box 22188
Tel.:(0974) 44950000
Negative Groundwater Level Change Contour FROM 1971 TO 2011
No Groundwater Level Change
Fax.: (0974) 44950999
INFRASTRUCTURE AFFAIRS
Positive Groundwater Level Change Contour INITIAL HYDROGEOLOGICAL
DRAINAGE DESIGN SECTION
Groundwater Drawdown Areas REPORT
Groundwater Mounding Areas PROJECT NUMBER DRAWN W. ANSARI DATE AUG 2012

PROJECT NAME CP761 CHEC KED H. ZAROUR SCALE 1:372,250

SHALLOW GROUNDWATER APPROVAL U. SC HOTT DOCUMENT SIZE A4

Figure 7-10
MAP STATUS
MONITORING PROJECT FINAL
Discipline & No Project No. Centre Doc. Phase Rev.
US135 - CP761 - DH - D- D- A
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