Revision History for USGS Scientific Investigations Report 2012-5028 Adam G. Johnson A Water-Budget Model and Estimates of Groundwater Recharge for Guam ----------------------------------------------------------- Abstract, p. 1--Corrected the estimated recharge of the northern limestone plateau using the chloride mass- balance method: from the range 25 to 48 percent to the range 25 to 47 percent of rainfall April 26, 2012 Table 9, p. 47--Corrected the average chloride concentration of groundwater samples at sites: Dobo Spring from 10.4 mg/L to 10.5 mg/L Almagosa Springs from 10.0 mg/L to 9.9 mg/L April 26, 2012 Table 10, p. 47--Corrected the estimated recharge at stations used for bulk-deposition sampling: Y-15 (estimate 3) from 35.8 in/yr to 35.6 in/yr Beng Bing (estimate 1) from 28.7 in/yr to 28.8 in/yr Beng Bing (estimate 3) from 44.9 in/yr to 44.7 in/yr Airport (estimate 3) from 39.9 in/yr to 39.8 in/yr April 26, 2012 Recharge Estimates and Sources of Uncertainty Using Chloride Mass-Balance Method, p. 47--Corrected the lowest recharge estimates at stations used for bulk-deposition sampling based on well Y-15: from the range 25 to 30 percent to the range 25 to 31 percent of mean annual rainfall April 26, 2012 Recharge Estimates and Sources of Uncertainty Using Chloride Mass-Balance Method, p. 47--Corrected the highest recharge estimates at stations used for bulk- deposition sampling based on the value used by Ayers (1981): from the range 39 to 48 percent to the range 38 to 47 percent of mean annual rainfall April 26, 2012 Summary and Conclusions, p. 49--Corrected the estimated recharge of the northern limestone plateau using the chloride mass-balance method: from the range 25 to 48 percent to the range 25 to 47 percent of rainfall April 26, 2012 ----------------------------------------------------------- Posted online at http://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2012/5028/ March 8, 2012 -----------------------------------------------------------