Technical Notes: Groundwater Recharge and Water Table Rise Under Equilibrium Condition
S. T. Chu
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S. T. Chu
Abstract
Water table level is an important feature in subterranean hydrology and is relatively easy to observe. Groundwater recharge is a cause of water table rise and the carrier of contaminants to groundwater. However, groundwater recharge is an elusive quantity because accurate field measurements are difficult to obtain. A study of the relationship between groundwater recharge and water table rise is advantageous because it will allow the evaluation of groundwater recharge based on field-measured water table rise.
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Water table level is an important feature in subterranean hydrology and is relatively easy to observe. Groundwater recharge is a cause of water table rise and the carrier of contaminants to groundwater. However, groundwater recharge is an elusive quantity because accurate field measurements are difficult to obtain. A study of the relationship between groundwater recharge and water table rise is advantageous because it will allow the evaluation of groundwater recharge based on field-measured water table rise.
Key concepts: Groundwater recharge, Water table, Groundwater, Depression-focused recharge, Hydrology (agriculture), Table (database), Environmental science, Geology