Nonuniform Groundwater: Conduit Discharge And Head Loss

Butler, Stanley S.; Gundlach, David L.

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Nonuniform Groundwater: Conduit Discharge And Head Loss

1972
By Butler, Stanley S. ; Gundlach, David L.
Series: USC-SG (Series) 72-1

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Personal Author:

Butler, Stanley S. ; Gundlach, David L.
Corporate Authors:

University of Southern California. Sea Grant Institutional Program
NOAA Program & Office:

Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
Sea Grant Program:

SCU (Southern California Sea Grant)
Description:

The subject of groundwater flow is important in coastal studies because of the effect of outflowing fresh water on the ecology along ocean beaches, the loss of valuable fresh water to the ocean, and the intrusion of sea water into coastal aquifers. Using rational approaches verified by laboratory testing, it is possible to predict groundwater discharge and water levels for nonuniform confined groundwater conduits.
Keywords:

Forecasting Groundwater Ecology Groundwater Flow Mathematical Models Groundwater Ecology Groundwater Flow Mathematical Models
Series:

USC-SG (Series) 72-1
Sea Grant Document Number:

SCU-T-72-001
Document Type:

Miscellaneous
Funding:

Grant no. 2-35227
Rights Information:

Public Domain
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urn:sha256:3c7584034d71793777b53de44f6f0831ec7efce44da243db53565679f07e7889
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https://repository.library.noaa.gov/view/noaa/38968/noaa_38968_DS1.pdf
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