Heterogeneity is the single most salient feature of hydrogeology. An enormous amount of
work has been devoted during the last 30 years to addressing this issue. Our objective is to …

The past decade has seen significant progress in characterizing uncertainty in
environmental systems models, through statistical treatment of incomplete knowledge …

Predictions of hydrologic system response to natural and anthropogenic forcing are highly
uncertain due to the heterogeneity of the land surface and subsurface. Landscape …

Hydraulic tomography has been proposed as an alternative site characterization method,
however, relatively few field scale studies have been attempted. In this paper, we …

This paper investigates our ability to characterize an aquifer using a sequential aquifer test
in a well field that consists of six wells. During the test, we pumped water out from the aquifer …

We performed pumping tests with a periodic succession of injection and production intervals
in a field of three shallow boreholes penetrating a jointed sandstone formation. Tests were …

Pumping tests belong to the most common techniques of hydrogeological site assessment.
While the steady state drawdown is determined by the distribution of transmissivity alone …

Detailed information on the spatial structure of hydraulic conductivity (K) is important for
understanding and predicting groundwater flow and transport. Direct‐push injection logging …

Characterization of transmissivity for crystalline rock is conducted through simulation by
conditioning against borehole flow rates obtained from high‐resolution, in situ field …

The conventional analysis of pumping tests by type‐curve methods is based on the
assumption of a homogeneous aquifer. Applying these techniques to pumping test data from …