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Short Answer
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13. (head-darcy) Horizontal hydraulic conductivity is generally than the vertical hydraulic conductivity.
14. (concmod) A balance between a model that is simple enough to be workable yet complex enough to be useful is called .
15. (modflow) For an injection well, the sign on the flow rate should be .
16. (modflow) A constant head boundary is assigned through a combination of the and arrays.
17. (head-darcy) Above the ground water table, pore pressures are .
18. (concmod) A unit is a volume of rock or soil that is treated as a single unit due to common hydraulic properties.
19. (modflow) If the head in a drain cell is than the drain elevation, the drain has no effect on the cell.
20. (modflow) A river overlaps a cell in a MODFLOW model. The dimensions of the river in the cell are as follows:
w = average width of the river
L = length of the river reach inside the cell
t = thickness of the river bottom sediments
K = hydraulic conductivity of the river bottom sediments
Enter an expression for the river conductance value to be entered for the cell:
21. (modflow) For the river cell described in the previous problem, assume the following values:
conductance = 680 ft^2/day
stage = 1012.7 ft
river bottom elevation = 1005.3 ft
a. Enter the flow rate (Q) between the aquifer and the river for the cell if the head in the cell = 1014.0 ft:
ft^3/day
b. Enter the flow rate (Q) between the aquifer and the river for the cell if the head in the cell = 1002.6 ft:
ft^3/day