Sentence examples for table variation from inspiring English sources
Simple yet demonstrative scenarios are defined to investigate anisotropy effects on the water table variation.
Overall, the solution may be used to conduct sensitivity analysis on various hydrogeological parameters that affect water table variation in aquifers defined in trapezoidal or triangular-shaped domains.
The neighbor table variation responses to the change of HI, that is consistent with the idea in [7].
To replace these equations and to model the influences of topography and water table variation on streamflow generation, the TOPMODEL features are integrated into SWAT, and a new model, the so-called SWAT-TOP, is developed.
On the other hand, coagulant dosage is determined manually by operators' judgment based on look-up table, variation of raw water quality, and the settled water turbidity trend.
In general, during 2001 2005, apart from the areas of agricultural land in Shahriar Plain, where groundwater level increased up to 4 m, water table variation can be concluded as the main cause of subsidence.
On a global scale, the variability of these emissions had been attributed to water table variations; however, at landscape scales this variability is poorly understood.
The objectives of this study were to determine the shallow water table contribution to corn and sorghum seasonal and short interval water use with water table variations of 1 2 m in Kooshkak area (Fars province, I.R. of Iran).
As seen in Fig. 14, in 2003 2004, the model follows the same pattern, and water table variations in most places, particularly in areas with high subsidence, are insignificant.
Comparing water table variations and subsidence in HQHS-HSHT crossing for 2001 2010 suggests that groundwater extraction cannot be the only reason for subsidence, as water level barely dropped by 4 m while 1.5 subsidence was measured.
In conclusion, there is an evident general trend of subsidence under water table variations during 2001 2010, except in parts of Shahriar Plain (as discussed before) where groundwater elevation escalated.
