Groundwater Data Needs Sample Clauses

Groundwater Data Needs. Hydrologic, geologic, and land and water use settings will all influence where and how many locations are established for groundwater monitoring. Hydrologic factors such as presence of surface water supplies for irrigation, sole reliance upon groundwater for irrigation, or a combination of both surface water and groundwater should be considered. Geologic factors should be considered such as known characteristics of the aquifer system being monitored and presence of geological fault lines that may influence groundwater movement.8 • Xxxxx should be distributed aerially throughout the permeable sediments of each basin. 8 xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx.xxx/files/37332.pdf • If continuous confining layers have been identified, xxxxx should be screened in only one aquifer. • If multiple aquifers have been identified and they are used for water supplies, water levels for each aquifer should be monitored. • Access to the xxxxx and viability for consistent static level data measurements should be insured. Changes in land and water use such as new residential, industrial, agricultural, environmental uses, and participation in water transfer programs are examples of land and water use considerations that may influence where and how many locations are established for groundwater monitoring.
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