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  • Hydrogeology
  • Data science in hydrology

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  • Hydraulic head changes are crucial for groundwater hydrology.
  • Groundwater signatures quantify hydrograph behavior for various hydrological tasks.
  • The application of signatures in groundwater studies remains underexplored.

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  • Introduce a new open-source Python module for groundwater signatures.
  • Demonstrate the practical application of groundwater signatures.
  • Facilitate research into signature-based groundwater analysis.

Main Methods:

  • Developed a Python module for calculating groundwater signatures.
  • Applied signatures for monitoring well characterization and clustering.
  • Utilized signatures for evaluating groundwater model performance.

Main Results:

  • Successfully characterized and clustered monitoring wells using signatures.
  • Demonstrated the utility of signatures in assessing groundwater model structures.
  • Provided a tested and documented open-source tool for the scientific community.

Conclusions:

  • Groundwater signatures offer a valuable approach for hydrological analysis.
  • The Pastas software signatures module enhances groundwater research capabilities.
  • Further exploration of signatures can advance hydrogeological studies.