Geologic Controls on Hydrology and Groundwater Flow
A special issue of Water (ISSN 2073-4441). This special issue belongs to the section "Hydrogeology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (1 June 2022) | Viewed by 3920
Special Issue Editors
Interests: hydrogeology; 3D framework; stratigraphy; structural geology; subsurface; aquifers
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Dear Colleagues,
Management of surface-water and groundwater resources requires knowledge of the groundwater system, which in turn requires an understanding of the configuration and properties of aquifers. Surface and subsurface geology can influence the hydrologic system and groundwater flow in numerous ways, including influencing the relative amounts of net infiltration, forming the subsurface architecture of aquifer and confining units, and faults that may either impede or focus flow. Geologic information can be considered during basin conceptualization, be used to construct digital 3D framework models, or be added during calibration of the numerical model. This issue seeks to bring together hydrologists, geologists, and 3D framework and numerical modelers who create or use geologic data or 3D geologic framework models to inform regional groundwater models or resource assessments. Topics of interest include development and integration of geologic and hydrologic data, integration of geologic data and 3D geologic frameworks into groundwater models, hydrology and modeling studies that provide evidence for geologic controls on hydrology, and future avenues for advancing the use of geologic data in hydrologic studies. We aim for submissions that demonstrate novel approaches and case studies that integrate geologic and hydrologic data.
Dr. Donald Sweetkind
Prof. Dr. Geoffrey Cromwell
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- hydrogeology
- aquifer properties
- 3D framework
- conceptual models
- aquitards
- numerical model
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