Approach to developing a 3D conceptual hydrogeology model, in a system with multiple bore logs, Howard East, Darwin, using in-house software (GVS)


Autoria(s): Hawke, Amy; James, Allan; Cox, Malcolm; Young, Joseph A.
Data(s)

31/08/2009

Resumo

The Howard East rural area has experienced a rapid growth of small block subdivisions and horticulture over the last 40 years, which has been based on groundwater supply. Early bores in the area provide part of the water supply for Darwin City and are maintained and monitored by NT Power & Water Corporation. The Territory government (NRETAS) has established a monitoring network, and now 48 bores are monitored. However, in the area there are over 2700 private bores that are unregulated.Although NRETAS has both FDM and FEM simulations for the region, community support for potential regulation is sought. To improve stakeholder understanding of the resource QUT was retained by the TRaCKconsortium to develop a 3D visualisation of the groundwater system.

Identificador

http://eprints.qut.edu.au/31314/

Relação

http://www.ga.gov.au/about-us/events/groundwater-australian-3d-hydrogeology-workshop-2009.jsp

Hawke, Amy, James, Allan, Cox, Malcolm, & Young, Joseph A. (2009) Approach to developing a 3D conceptual hydrogeology model, in a system with multiple bore logs, Howard East, Darwin, using in-house software (GVS). In First Australian 3D Hyrdogeology Workshop, August 31st & September 1st 2009, Canberra. (Unpublished)

Fonte

Biogeoscience; Division of Technology, Information and Learning Support; Faculty of Science and Technology; High Performance Computing and Research Support

Palavras-Chave #080603 Conceptual Modelling #040399 Geology not elsewhere classified
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Conference Item