by R.E. Broshears, J.F. Connell and N.C. Short
Abstract
Introduction
Purpose and scope
Objectives
Hydrogeologic setting
Surface features and climate
Geology
Conceptualization of the ground-water flow system
Estimation of hydrologic variables
Recharge
Hydraulic conductivity and transmissivity
Porosity
Water-table configuration and ground-water velocity
Water-use history
Ground-water quality
Potential sources of ground-water contamination
Hazardous-waste sites
Municipal and industrial landfills
Underground storage tanks
Septic-tank systems
Delineation of areas contributing water to wellfields
Goals
Criteria
Distance
Drawdown
Time of travel
Flow boundaries
Assimilative capacity
Application to Jackson area
Volumetric flow
Recharge balance
Drawdown threshold
Flow and time-of-travel boundaries
Design for future studies
Summary and conclusions
References cited
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