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Dear all, Somebody can tell me how to test the stationnary hypothesis invoked in time series analysis ? Best wishes to the yahoogroups. Courbet ... Nouveau :...
Courbet Oran
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Jan 2, 2006
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1898
You are cordially invited to attend an exciting three-day continuing education workshop on aquifer testing methods and data analysis techniques featuring...
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1899
... Which version of MT3D, and which solution method are you using? The answers to some of your questions are dependant on the answers to these questions....
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1900
Dear members, Happy New Year! I need your advice concerning setting up a north and south boundary for a model: the model is part of a valley area, a river is...
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You are invited to visit the AQTESOLV Users Group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/AQTESOLV/ to find over 50 links to free hydrological software. Please send a...
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The Journal of Spatial Hydrology (JOSH: ISSN:1530-4736) was established in Fall 2001. We are pleased to invite you to join this endeavor as a peer reviewer for...
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1903
Has anyone used the fracture well package to represent a vertically transmissive fault in a multi layered aquifer. If so, are there any special constraints or...
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Jan 10, 2006
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1904
Hello members, I am using ArcView 3.2a (demo version) to generate contour maps for different physico chemical parameters of groundwater samples. The contours...
Tejaswi
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Jan 11, 2006
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I have used the fracture well package successfully over the last 10 years for various purposes, including as a conduit connecting multiple aquifers and in...
Sorab Panday
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1906
Dear Tejaswi: Contouring is a "trend" analysis. While we accept interpolation using known random points, we do not trust extrapolation, that is program...
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Jan 12, 2006
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1907
Dear Members, How can I go about doing sensitivity analysis for transient simulations? So far I've varied specific yeild and the source parameter by an order...
David Mitchell
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Jan 12, 2006
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1908
hi, i can only offer that when i have used interpolation in arcview, a gradient is maintained which can cause your gridded values to be below zero. one way to...
Barb Ford
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Jan 12, 2006
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1909
If you have one time series, then the decision on the stationarity of the data is actually an assumption (needed in most cases). Strict stationarity indicates...
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... specific ... with deterministic, you have defind mathematical solution to determine the outcome based on some physical or natural law With stochastic,...
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Hi Raj To help you clarify : * Deterministic means that for one set of input data, you will get only one solution. * probabilistic: it is a way to study and...
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An alternative is to take the natural log of the values you wish to contour (grid), then grid these values, and then back-transform the gridded data and ...
Matt Tonkin
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Jan 14, 2006
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1914
Dear members, Happy New Year! I need your advice concerning setting up a north and south boundary for a model: the model is part of a valley area, a river is...
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as a word of caution in arcview, matt's proposal to convert to the LN values will not preclude the occurrence of the original problem as the calculated...
Barb Ford
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Jan 18, 2006
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Please use the Modflow 2000 software of USGS. You can use the Trans. values to simulate any layer Manoj ... I ... and ... which...
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Dear Rubina In stressed conditions under the granular porous formations the regional flow is always laminar, which may not be so in extreme cases of fractured...
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Jan 18, 2006
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1918
hello all, I am using GMS6.0 and following grid approach for modeling. what I wish to know is; how can I import recharge values in recharge package in MODLFOW...
syed hashmath
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Jan 18, 2006
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Hasmath, The reason you don't see that button is that recharge is a 2D array, not a 3D array. You will see a "2D Data Set -> Array" button that does the same ...
Norm Jones
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1920
My former colleague is dead right that kriging the log of the values will not preclude the occurrence of negative values in log space - this might be ...
Matt Tonkin
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Jan 19, 2006
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However, you can only specify a transmissivity if you are using the BCF package. If you use the LPF or HUF packages, hydraulic conductivity will be used...
Richard B. Winston
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Jan 19, 2006
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Dear all, I am trying to assess the volume of NAPL present in a fine sand aquifer using the API model, but using the default parameter values it seems to...
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Jan 20, 2006
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dear i will be able to help you in affly dr. thrivikramji.k.p....
vikram kp
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Jan 26, 2006
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1924
Hello to Everybody, I am dealing with groundwater modelling but also its analytical background. I am trying to solve the difference between solute rayleigh and...
EmreÖzgür
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Jan 27, 2006
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I am not sure about the equations you present, but I think the difference here is due to the different mechanisms of transport. Advection along a flow path is...
Walter Weinig
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Jan 28, 2006
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I agree with most of Weinig's argument. A good discussion on Peclet and Rayleigh is given by Schincariol and separately by Wooding, both in WRR. You could...
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