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THE APPLICATION OF A MICROCOMPUTER IN THE ANALYSIS OF PUMPING TEST DATA IN CONFINED AQUIFERS
Peter Dumble1, Kevin T Cullen1
1Formerly with K. Cullen, Consultant Hydrogeologist. Presently with Water Surveys (Nigeria) Ltd., P.M. Bag 49, Bauchi, Nigeria.Independent Hydrogeologist, 33 The Avenue, Woodpark, Ballinteer, Dublin 16, Ireland.
Abstract:
With an Apple II microcomputer it is possible to rapidly generate and graphically compare theoretical time-drawdown curves with field data from pumping tests in confined aquifers. This technique has the advantage over standard curve-matching methods in that any solution can be tested over the complete range of field data.
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