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Joint simulation of transmissivity and storativity fields conditional to steady-state and transient hydraulic head data

Publicado en:Advances In Water Resources. 23 (1): 1-13 - 1999-09-15 23(1), DOI: 10.1016/S0309-1708(99)00006-8

Autores: Franssen, HJH; Gómez-Hernández, JJ; Capilla, JE; Sahuquillo, A

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The self-calibrated method has been extended for the generation of equally likely realizations of transmissivity and storativity conditional to transmissivity and storativity data and to steady-state and transient hydraulic head data. Conditioning to transmissivity and storativity data is achieved by means of standard geostatistical co-simulation algorithms, whereas conditioning to hydraulic head data, given its non-linear relation to transmissivity and storativity, is achieved through non-linear optimization, similar to standard inverse algorithms. The algorithm is demonstrated in a synthetic study based on data from the WIPP site in New Mexico. Seven alternative scenarios are investigated, generating 100 realizations for each of them. The differences among the scenarios range from the number of conditioning data, to their spatial configuration, to the pumping strategies at the pumping wells. In all scenarios, the self-calibrated algorithm is able to generate transmissivity-storativity realization couples conditional to all the sample data. For the specific case studied here the results are not surprising. Of the piezometric head data, the steady-state values are the most consequential for transmissivity characterization. Conditioning to transient head data only introduces local adjustments on the transmissivity fields and serves to improve the characterization of the storativity fields. (C) 1999 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.

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