Titlebook: Effective Parameters of Hydrogeological Models; Vikenti Gorokhovski Book 20121st edition The Author(s) 2012 Effective parameters.Hydrogeol

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Examples of Linear Transforming Mechanisms,ating trench at ..?=?0 (Fig.?6.1). The aquifer is piecewise homogeneous. Its hydraulic conductivity changes at locations .., .., and .., taking within the intervals [.., ..], (.., ..], (.., ..], and (.., ..] the values .., .., .., and ... Recharge .?=?0.0001?m/day, and ..?=?25, ..?=?50, ..?=?75, and ..?=?100?m.

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Inverse Problems and Transforming Mechanisms,ite-specific validation.” These relate to evaluating the effective characteristics for a given simulation model, which is usually an optimization problem. The goal of the inverse problem is to estimate the actual properties of geological objects using available observations on natural geological phenomena or on responses on manmade impacts.

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Christopher Creutzig,Kai Gehrs,Walter Oeveln decision-making that may carry large ecological and financial risks. For example, when developing a reservoir project, the developers have to evaluate possible losses of water from the reservoir, the stability of the dam, and how adjacent soils and rocks could be affected by different project deci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05646-7d that groundwater models cannot be validated but only invalidated. This means that the real quality of a model can be judged only by comparing the prediction produced by the model with what actually occurred, only based on post audit, and that accurate results in the process of model calibration do