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Frequency dependence of in situ transmissivity estimation of well‐aquifer systems from periodic loadings

Sun et al., 2020

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4988611496591438958
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Sun X
Shi Z
Xiang Y
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Water Resources Research

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Estimating the hydraulic parameters of a target aquifer is key to properly evaluating the groundwater resources. Conventional methods are costly, and measurements are infrequent. There are currently four popular methods for estimating aquifer parameters using …
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