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Stochastic analysis of phreatic aquifers
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1974
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HydrogeologyEngineeringReservoir CharacterizationSubsurface HydrologyDupuit ApproximationCivil EngineeringHydrological ModelingStochastic AnalysisStochastic PhenomenonGroundwater ManagementHydrogeologic SystemDupuit AnalysisReservoir SimulationLinear ModelHydrologyEarth ScienceReservoir Modeling
Three analytical models are developed to describe the spectral response characteristics of phreatic aquifers subject to time variable accretion and fluctuations in adjacent stream stage, it is found that a linear reservoir model will approximate the behavior of a more complete distributed linear model based on the Dupuit approximation if a single parameter is adjusted appropriately. A linearized two‐dimensional analysis including the effects of vertical flow shows, under conditions of large anisotropy with relatively narrow partially penetrating streams, differences from the Dupuit analysis that may be important under some field conditions. Possible applications of the results in aquifer evaluation are suggested.
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