Citation: | Shujie Han, Qiuming Cheng. GIS-Based Hydrogeological-Parameter Modeling. Journal of Earth Science, 2000, 11(2): 131-133. |
A regression model is proposed to relate the variation of water well depth with topographic properties (area and slope), the variation of hydraulic conductivity and vertical decay factor. The implementation of this model in GIS environment (ARC/TNFO) based on known water data and DEM is used to estimate the variation of hydraulic conductivity and decay factor of different lithology units in watershed context.
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