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Conceptual model of groundwater flow system in the studied area

Conceptual model of groundwater flow system in the studied area

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Multilayered Muszyna regional model was constructed in the ArcGIS and the GMS environment. Among the several methods for implementing the model in the GMS system the LPF method was used to create a structure of the model. Conceptual model is a spatial arrangement of the fixed structure, which can be automatically divided in grid blocks of different...

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... studied area is located within an open hydrogeologi- cal structure of the common flow system of fresh and medi- cinal waters. The flow conditions of these waters in this structure types have been well recognized in the adjoining catchment area of the Kryniczanka River ( Ciê¿kowski et al., 1999;Witczak et al., 2002). The diagram (Fig. 2) showing the conditions of water flow system was used to construct the numerical ...
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... most permeable subsurface zone is about 100 m thick. Such water- -bearing zone is shown in blue in Figure 2. This is active water exchange zone recharged from the atmospheric precipitation. ...
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... the permeability of this zone is sufficient the gro- undwater supplies the main streams, as shown in the given diagram (Fig. 2). When the permeability is too low, the water table intersects the terrain surface and the flow of water form the spring, which usually initiates small stream. The varied morphology makes the elevated parts, where water table is much higher than in the valleys supplying the deeper water- -bearing zone. Despite the decreasing fracturing ...
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... model. These rocks properties applied to the model have been based on the water-pressure tests of the Magura sand- stones (Oszczypko et al., 1981), as well as on the results of pumping test and their interpretation and reinterpretation. These results confirmed that hydraulic conductivity vary with depth according to a preliminary conceptual model (Fig. 2). The variation in the hydraulic conductivity with depth (0-30, 30-100 and 100-200 m below surface) allowed the separation of layers of a hydrogeological model (respec- tively, 2, 3 and 4 - Fig. 6) which are illustrated in the proba- bility plot. The deeper layers of the model are very little re- cognized during the geological ...

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