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Mapping Long Term Mean Groundwater Level Using Existing Water Well Data
In this paper we present a valuable source of data for mapping long term mean groundwater level distributions. In particular, we propose integrating and making use of a massive amount of underutilized-used static-water-levels (SWLs) collected by water-well drillers and accumulated over past-decades. Although these measurements can be relatively crude they are "everywhere" and available at a high-resolution. Although prior investigations have concluded that SWL from water wells may be too noisy for most practical hydrogeologic applications, our systematic analyses show that, if statistically-processed, they can be very useful, enabling surprisingly accurate predictions of groundwater-level patterns. We demonstrate the effectiveness of this data source using a number of examples in Michigan.
Mapping Long Term Mean Groundwater Level Using Existing Water Well Data
In this paper we present a valuable source of data for mapping long term mean groundwater level distributions. In particular, we propose integrating and making use of a massive amount of underutilized-used static-water-levels (SWLs) collected by water-well drillers and accumulated over past-decades. Although these measurements can be relatively crude they are "everywhere" and available at a high-resolution. Although prior investigations have concluded that SWL from water wells may be too noisy for most practical hydrogeologic applications, our systematic analyses show that, if statistically-processed, they can be very useful, enabling surprisingly accurate predictions of groundwater-level patterns. We demonstrate the effectiveness of this data source using a number of examples in Michigan.
Mapping Long Term Mean Groundwater Level Using Existing Water Well Data
Li, Shu-Guang (author) / Liu, Qun (author) / Simard, Andreanne (author) / Mandle, Richard (author)
GeoCongress 2008 ; 2008 ; New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
GeoCongress 2008 ; 758-765
2008-03-07
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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