Aquifer storage characteristics of Paleozoic carbonate rocks in southeastern Nevada estimated from harmonic analysis of water-level fluctuations

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Kilroy, Kathryn Carmille
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1992
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Abstract
One- and three-dimensional theories of aquifer dilation due to earth tides are reviewed to determine aquifer storage characteristics. Water-level records for eleven wells and one open fault that penetrate the aquifers and one well in alluvium were analyzed. Estimates of specific storage, porosity, and matrix compressibility for the carbonate rock aquifers are presented.
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hydrology
hydrogeology
carbonate-rock aquifers
aquifers
Nevada
secondary porosity
solution cavities
aquifer dilation
earth tides
porosity
specific storage
matrix compressibility
groundwater
 
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