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Tartakovsky-Neuman Solution for Unconfined Aquifers

Description

A mathematical solution by Tartakovsky and Neuman (2007) is useful for determining the hydraulic properties (transmissivity, elastic storage coefficient, specific yield and vertical hydraulic conductivity) of unconfined aquifers. Analysis involves matching the solution to water-level displacement data collected during a pumping test. The Tartakovsky-Neuman solution accounts for delayed gravity response, partial penetration and three-dimensional unsaturated flow.

AQTESOLV for Windows provides visual and automatic methods for matching the Neuman solution to pumping test data. This easy-to-use and intuitive software promotes rapid and accurate determination of aquifer properties.

Assumptions

The following assumptions apply to the use of the Tartakovsky-Neuman solution:

bulletaquifer has infinite areal extent
bulletaquifer is homogeneous, isotropic and of uniform thickness
bulletaquifer is unconfined
bulletflow is unsteady
bulletdiameter of pumping well is very small so that storage in the well can be neglected

Solution Options

AQTESOLV for Windows provides the following options for the Tartakovsky-Neuman solution:

bulletvariable pumping rates
bulletmultiple pumping wells
bulletmultiple observation wells
bulletpartially penetrating pumping and observation wells

References

Tartakovsky, G.D. and S.P. Neuman, 2007. Three-dimensional saturated-unsaturated flow with axial symmetry to a partially penetrating well in a compressible unconfined aquifer, Water Resources Research, W01410, doi:1029/2006WR005153.


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