PUMPING TESTS FOR AQUIFER EVALUATION, PART 3: Foundations of Pumping Test Interpretation: 1. The Theis Model
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Aquifer Pumping Tests are a key element to site characterization, water resources assessment and remediation system design. Even when you are confident of the geologic conditions, you may have difficulty designing effective aquifer tests, running field equipment or selecting the best available model to analyze the test data. Where do you turn for help with aquifer testing?
Midwest GeoSciences Group & In-Situ, Inc. can help! We have designed a powerful six-module webinar series about pumping test design, field methods and data analysis techniques.This course will highlight key steps for modernizing your aquifer testing from beginning to end.
MODULE THREE starts with understanding the Theis Model: the foundation of pumping test interpretation. The underlying assumptions of the Theis model are reviewed.
The discussion is followed by the development and application of the analyses based upon it. Although the assumptions underlying the Theis model may be violated to varying degrees during actual tests, the model has enduring value as a benchmark against which the observed responses to pumping can be assessed, supporting the diagnosis of site conditions.
Emphasis will be placed on applying the Theis model appropriately to yields representative estimates of the bulk average transmissivity of a formation.
Outline:
The Theis (1935) conceptual model
The mathematics of the Theis solution
Example Theis analysis
The Cooper and Jacob (1945) approximation
Overview of the Cooper-Jacob analyses
Cooper Jacob time drawdown analysis
Motivation for using Cooper-Jacob time drawdown analysis
Choosing between the Theis and Cooper-Jacob analyses
Introduction to Derivative Analysis
Cooper Jacob distance drawdown analysis
Composite analyses
Case study: Application of the Cooper Jacob composite analysis
Summary of key points
References
Proficiency Test: Confirm your knowledge after the course module with a self-test.
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Whether you want to apply aquifer pumping tests to hydrogeologic characterization, water supply development or remediation design, this Online-Offline Course will provide attendees with information that is not available elsewhere on the web.
Fee:
$99.00 USD each when Members register for the Entire Series, Per Computer Site
$149.00 USD each when Members register for Two-or-more modules, Per Computer Site
299.00 USD for Part Three, Per Computer Site
Instructor:
Chris Neville, M.Sc., P.Eng.
Handouts:
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Duration:
1.5 hour plus Q&A (no restrictions on time limit for extra Q&A!)
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Earn 1.5 Professional Development Hours (1.5 PDH)
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Instructors Bio
Christopher J. Neville, M.Sc., P.Eng.
Mr. Neville is Chief Hydrogeologist with S.S. Papadopulos & Associates, Inc. He has over thirty years of experience in solving groundwater problems. His specialization is in the interpretation of hydrogeologic data, and the development and application of analytical and numerical techniques to analyze groundwater problems in complex granular and fractured porous media. Mr. Neville received his Bachelor of Engineering degree (Civil) in 1985 from McGill University and his Master of Science degree (Earth Sciences) from the University of Waterloo in 1992.
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Aquifer Pumping Tests are a key element to site characterization, water resources assessment and remediation system design. Even when you are confident of the geologic conditions, you may have difficulty designing effective aquifer tests, running field equipment or selecting the best available model to analyze the test data. Where do you turn for help with aquifer testing?
Mr. Neville is Chief Hydrogeologist with S.S. Papadopulos & Associates, Inc. He has over thirty years of experience in solving groundwater problems. His specialization is in the interpretation of hydrogeologic data, and the development and application of analytical and numerical techniques to analyze groundwater problems in complex granular and fractured porous media. Mr. Neville received his Bachelor of Engineering degree (Civil) in 1985 from McGill University and his Master of Science degree (Earth Sciences) from the University of Waterloo in 1992.