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2205241 TEMA AGUAS SUBTERRANES
BADE DE
DATOS TEMA/TITULO AUTOR UNIVERSIDAD/PAIS
CONSULTADA
Interpretación de planos Francisco José
e-libro en la fabricación de poligono industrial de antequera antequera malaga
Camacho Palma
tuberías (UF0494)
Evaluación experimental de
las correlaciones utilizadas
para calcular el factor de
fricción para el flujo
turbulento en tuberías Olivares, A. , Guerra,
cilíndricas | [Evaluación
scopus R. , Alfaro, M. , Notte- oxford, estados unidos
experimental de las Cuello, E. , Puentes, L.
correlaciones para el
cálculo del factor de
fricción para el flujo
turbulento en las tuberías
cilíndricas]
Meléndez-Pertuz, F.,
Gonzalez Coneo, J.,
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de tuberías para el transporte de hidrocarburos:
Comas-Gonzalez,escenario
Z.,
Universidad
actual de la Costa, Barranquilla, Colombia
Nuñez-Perez, B.,
Viloria Molinares, P.V.
scopus Priebe, EH , Brunton,
Controles geológicos de la conductividad FRenCanada,
hidráulica University
un sistema de aguaofsubterránea
Waterloo de lecho de carbonato de carbonato
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Pozo obstruido por boro de un ARbombeo
pozo de , Obnosov,
Kazan
enFederal University,
la interferencia Kazan, Russian
hidráulica con un Federation
flujo de agua subterránea ambiental: el
scopus Geoquímica, conectividad hidráulica
Li, P. , Wu,
y evaluación
J. , Tian, R. de
, Xue,
la calidad
C. , Zhang,
Shaanxi
de aguas
K. , China
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scopus Teoría de los sistemas de flujo
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de aguaE.subterránea:
, Gleeson,
University
desafíosofde
Victoria,
investigación
Victoria,
másBC,allá
Canada
de la cabeza especificada [Teoría de lo
scopus La descomposición de las aguas
Shapoori,
subterráneas
V. The
, Peterson,
University
en componentes
of Melbourne,
meteorológicos
Parkville,yVIC
de 3010,
bombeo:
Australia
un estudio sintético | Descomp
scopus de redes óptimas de monitoreoJúnez-Ferreira,
el diseño geoestadístico Universidad
espacial a nivelAutónoma
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del, He de Zacatecas,| Campus
agua subterránea [ 现有 数据UAZ的
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的 的]Zacatecas, Mexico
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Barcelona (1850-1939):
JM Origen
Universidad
y desarrollo
de Jaén,
de empresas
Spain privadas | [El abastecimiento de agua a
scopus Algoritmos genéticos para laVieira,
optimización
PCDSUniversidade
, Silva,
de costos
GN de
Federal
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distribución
Oeste da Bahia,
de agua
Barreiras,
con criterios
BA, Brazil
de diseño y el método de Ne
scopus Similitud de los atributos físico-químicos
Gomes, MCRcon
, Mendonça
el uso
Universidade
del análisis multivariado
Federal do Cariri,
aplicado
Av. Brazil
a la gestión cualitativa de aguas subter
scopus El problema del agua contaminada
Rückert,
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Porto Alegre,
História
Brasil
da(1853-1928)
Unisinos, São| [Problema
Leopoldo/RS,
de Brazil
las políticas en la ciudad de Porto Aleg
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de recolección
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lluvia en eldehogar
Valencia,
utilizando
Camino
series
de VeraValencia,
de datos temporales
Spain | [Dimensiones de
scopus Redes de control de las agua González, A.S.
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that have been enhanced by carbonate dissolution.
Predicting the spatial distribution of hydraulic conductivity
in carbonate rocks requires a regional understanding of the
geological history with a conceptualization of where and
when waters have interacted with the rocks to dissolve and
enhance porosity through geologic time. This investigation
focused on a region in southern Ontario, Canada, and
concludes with a map identifying the area with the
greatest probability of encountering high hydraulic
conductivities GmbH
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contrasting hydraulic conductivities, are exactly satisfied.
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bounding the capture zone of the well, and functionals
quantifying area-averaged hydraulic characteristics are
found. The flow topology and drawdowns near the well
illustrate that at small pumping rates a common concept of
a purely radial 1-D flow can be superficially plausible but
misleading.
This study assessed the geochemistry and quality of
groundwater in the Hongdunzi coal mining area in
northwest China and investigated the mechanisms
governing its hydrogeochemistry and the hydraulic
connectivity between adjacent aquifers. Thirty-four
groundwater samples were collected for physicochemical
analyses and bivariate analyses were used to investigate
groundwater quality evolution. The groundwater in the
mine was determined to be neutral to slightly alkaline,
with high levels of salinity and hardness; most samples
were of SO 4 ·Cl–Na type. Fluoride and nitrate pollution in
the confined aquifers were identified, primarily sourced
from coals. Natural geochemical processes, such as mineral
dissolution, cation exchange, and groundwater
evaporation, largely control groundwater chemistry.
Anthropogenic inputs from agricultural and mining
activities were also identified in both shallow unconfined
aquifers and the deeper confined aquifers, respectively. It
was determined that the middle confined aquifer has a
high hydraulic connectivity with the lower coal-bearing
aquifer due to developed fractures. Careful management
of the overlying aquifers is required to avoid mine water
inrush geohazards and groundwater quality deterioration.
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método se aplique en áreas con niveles profundos de
aguas subterráneas, como el valle de Aguascalientes, sin la
necesidad de datos de alta resolución temporal. Los datos
para la aplicación del método fueron provistos por varias
agencias gubernamentales a través de la información de
145 pozos ubicados a lo largo del valle durante el período
1985-2015. El rendimiento específico se integró a partir de
los resultados de dos trabajos anteriores, así como la
transmisividad. Como resultado, la variación de la altura de
recarga se obtuvo de 0.86 a 525.69 mm/año en el período
analizado, las tasas de recarga más altas se presentan al
norte y al centro del valle, probablemente atribuidas a un
alto rendimiento específico y conductividad hidráulica
debido a la presencia de suelos permeables gruesos
presentes en el área, por otro lado, las fronteras norte y
sur del valle tienen las tasas de recarga más bajas
Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. Time-series modeling is
often used to decompose groundwater hydrographs into
individual drivers such as pumping and meteorological
factors. To date, there has been an assumption that a
simulation fitting the total hydrograph produces reliable
estimates of the impact from each driver. That is,
assessment of the decomposition has not used an
independent estimate of each decomposition result. To
begin to address this, a synthetic study is undertaken so
that the impact of each driver is known. In this study, 500
MODFLOW groundwater models of a one-layer unconfined
aquifer were constructed. For each model, three
hydrogeological properties (saturated hydraulic
conductivity, storativity and depth to aquifer basement),
the distance between observation and pumping bores, and
extraction rate were set randomly and synthetic
groundwater hydrographs were derived. For each
hydrograph, the influence of individual drivers was
estimated using six different time-series models. These
estimates were then compared to the known
meteorological and pumping influences derived from the
MODFLOW models. The results demonstrate that
hydrograph separations obtained from time-series models
do not always result in reliable estimation of pumping and
meteorological influences even when the overall
hydrograph fit is good. However, when the time-series
model represents the important processes (e.g. phreatic
evaporation is included for shallow water tables) and the
(head) variance of the pumping signal to the
meteorological signal is between 0.1 and 10, the time-
series model has the potential to adequately separate the
influence of pumping and climate.
conductivity in carbonate rocks requires a regional
understanding of the geological history with a
conceptualization of where and when waters have
interacted with the rocks to dissolve and enhance porosity
through geologic time. This investigation focused on a
region in southern Ontario, Canada, and concludes with a
map identifying the area with the greatest probability of
encountering high hydraulic conductivities in the main
hydrostratigraphic unit, the Gasport Formation. The map
supports the selection of groundwater resource
exploration targets for a local municipality. Beyond the
local benefits of this work, this investigation offers an
approach that can be adopted by practitioners exploring
for bedrock groundwater resources or characterizing
contaminant transport pathways in complex karst-
influenced, carbonate bedrock groundwater systems
part of Springer Nature. A large set of hydraulic
conductivity values has been integrated with the
geologic characterization of a Paleozoic-age
carbonate groundwater system to assess the relative
influence of specific geologic features on hydraulic
conductivity. Three geologic controls are investigated:
(1) proximity to bedrock valleys within a regional
stress field; (2) carbonate rock texture; and (3)
sequence stratigraphic breaks. Results demonstrate
that high hydraulic conductivity values do not correlate
with a single geological feature, but are associated
with various features that have been enhanced by
carbonate dissolution. Predicting the spatial
distribution of hydraulic
which represent interfaces between three porous media of
contrasting hydraulic conductivities, are exactly satisfied.
Flow nets, isotachs, the locus of the stagnation point
bounding the capture zone of the well, and functionals
quantifying area-averaged hydraulic characteristics are
found. The flow topology and drawdowns near the well
illustrate that at small pumping rates a common concept of
a purely radial 1-D flow can be superficially plausible but
misleading.
part of Springer Nature. Explicit expressions for the vector
fields of specific discharge and scalar fields of stream
functions and piezometric heads in a Darcian steady-state
essentially two-dimensional (2-D) flow through a three-
component composite representing a vertical or horizontal
well with a gravel pack and annular skin are obtained and
analysed. The refraction conditions along two concentric
circlespart of Springer Nature. Explicit expressions for the
vector fields of specific discharge and scalar fields of
stream functions and piezometric heads in a Darcian
steady-state essentially two-dimensional (2-D) flow
through a three-component composite representing a
vertical or horizontal well with a gravel pack and annular
skin are obtained and analysed. The refraction conditions
along two concentric circles
storativity and depth to aquifer basement), the
distance between observation and pumping bores,
and extraction rate were set randomly and synthetic
groundwater hydrographs were derived. For each
hydrograph, the influence of individual drivers was
estimated using six different time-series models.
These estimates were then compared to the known
meteorological and pumping influences derived from
the MODFLOW models. The results demonstrate that
hydrograph separations obtained from time-series
models do not always result in reliable estimation of
pumping and meteorological influences even when
the overall hydrograph fit is good. However, when the
time-series model represents the important processes
(e.g. phreatic evaporation is included for shallow
water tables) and the (head) variance of the pumping
signal to the meteorological signal is between 0.1 and
10, the time-series model has the potential to
adequately separate the influence of pumping and
climate.
Verlag Berlin Heidelberg. Time-series modeling is
often used to decompose groundwater hydrographs
into individual drivers such as pumping and
meteorological factors. To date, there has been an
assumption that a simulation fitting the total
hydrograph produces reliable estimates of the impact
from each driver. That is, assessment of the
decomposition has not used an independent estimate
of each decomposition result. To begin to address
this, a synthetic study is undertaken so that the impact
of each driver is known. In this study, 500 MODFLOW
groundwater models of a one-layer unconfined aquifer
were constructed. For each model, three
hydrogeological properties (saturated hydraulic
conductivity
with various features that have been enhanced by
carbonate dissolution. Predicting the spatial
distribution of hydraulic conductivity in carbonate
rocks requires a regional understanding of the
geological history with a conceptualization of where
and when waters have interacted with the rocks to
dissolve and enhance porosity through geologic time.
This investigation focused on a region in southern
Ontario, Canada, and concludes with a map
identifying the area with the greatest probability of
encountering high hydraulic conductivities in the main
hydrostratigraphic unit,
