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Introduction

Introduction. What is it. How developed: 1. How developed: 2. Models at difference scales. How developed: 3. How developed: 4. Shenandoah Valley model. Model section. Shenandoah model: hydraulic conductivity. Measured vs estimated hydraulic conductivity. Model fit. What does it tell.

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Introduction

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  1. Introduction

  2. What is it

  3. How developed: 1

  4. How developed: 2

  5. Models at difference scales

  6. How developed: 3

  7. How developed: 4

  8. Shenandoah Valley model

  9. Model section

  10. Shenandoah model: hydraulic conductivity

  11. Measured vs estimated hydraulic conductivity

  12. Model fit

  13. What does it tell

  14. Opequon model: hydraulic-head distribution

  15. Model results

  16. Benefits

  17. Report Online version: http://pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2008/5002/

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