Groundwater Monitoring Network: Analysis And Design

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Groundwater Monitoring Network: Analysis And Design

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Andricevic, Roko

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1989-06

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St. Anthony Falls Hydraulic Laboratory

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This research presents a methodology for an optimal design of regional groundwater monitoring networks. The design of a monitoring network consists of defining the number, location and measurement frequency of observation wells. The groundwater monitoring program is known to be an expensive, time consuming and uncertain process. Of significant current interest is the problem of developing a sampling plan which will yield information that meets pre-specified criteria set by a decision maker and satisfies budget constraints.

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Andricevic, Roko. (1989). Groundwater Monitoring Network: Analysis And Design. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/114153.

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