• Introduction
  • Installation and System Requirements
  • Updating Old Projects
  • Learning AquiferTest
  • What's New
  • Quick Start Demo Tutorial
    • Tutorial 1: Confined Aquifer Pumping Test Analysis
    • Tutorial 2: Predictive Analysis
    • Tutorial 3: Single Well Analysis
    • Tutorial 4: Slug Test Analysis
• Demonstration Exercises and Benchmark Tests
  • Exercise 1: Confined Aquifer - Theis Analysis
  • Exercise 2: Leaky Aquifer - Hantush - Jacob Analysis
  • Exercise 3: Recovery Data Analysis - Agarwal Solution
  • Exercise 4: Confined Aquifer, Multiple Pumping Wells
  • Exercise 5: Adding Data Trend Correction
  • Exercise 6: Adding Barometric Correction
  • Exercise 7: Slug Test Analysis - Bouwer & Rice
  • Exercise 8: High-K Butler Method
  • Exercise 9: Derivative Smoothing
  • Exercise 10: Horizontal Wells
  • Exercise 11: Wellbore Storage and Skin Effects
  • Exercise 12: Lugeon Test
  • Exercise 13: Multi-Layer Aquifer
  • Exercise 14: Slug Test Analysis - Binkhorst and Robbins
  • Additional AquiferTest Examples
• About the Interface
  • General Info
    • Project Navigator Panel
      • Tests Frame
      • Wells Frame
      • Discharge Rates Frame
      • Water Level Measurements Frame
      • Analyses Frame
      • Additional Tasks Frame
    • Navigation Tabs
      • Pumping Test Tab
      • Slug Test Tab
      • Lugeon Test Tab
      • Discharge Tab
      • Water Levels Tab
      • Analysis Tab
      • Drawdown Tab
      • Lugeon Test Data and Analysis Tab
      • Site Plan Tab
      • Report Tab
    • Interactive Chart Controls
  • Main Menu Bar
    • File Menu
      • Importing Data
      • Print
    • Edit Menu
      • Delete Object
    • View Menu
    • Test Menu
    • Analysis Menu
    • Tools Menu
      • Options
    • Help Menu
• Pumping Test: Theory and Analysis Methods
  • Pumping Test Background
  • Methodology
  • Theory of Superposition
    • Variable Discharge Rates
    • Multiple Pumping Wells
    • Boundary Effects
    • Effects of Vertical Anisotropy and Partially Penetrating Wells
  • Analysis Parameters and Curve Fitting
  • Diagnostic Plots and Interpretation
  • Pumping Test Analysis Methods - Flexible Assumptions
    • Drawdown vs. Time
    • Drawdown vs. Time with Discharge
    • Confined - Theis
    • Leaky - Hantush-Jacob (Walton)
    • Hantush - Storage in Aquitard
    • Wellbore Storage and Skin Effects (Agarwal 1970)
    • Unconfined, Isotropic - Theis with Jacob Correction
    • Unconfined, Anisotropic
      • Neuman (1975)
      • Boulton (1963)
    • Fracture Flow, Double Porosity
      • Warren Root (1963)
      • Moench (1984, 1988)
    • Single Well Analysis with Well Effects
    • Large Diameter Wells with WellBore Storage - Papadopulos-Cooper
    • Recovery Analysis - Agarwal Solution (1980)
    • Horizontal Wells (Clonts & Ramey)
    • Neuman & Witherspoon
    • Multi-Layer-Aquifer-Analysis
  • Pumping Test Analysis Methods - Fixed Assumptions
    • Theis Recovery Test (confined)
    • Cooper-Jacob Method (confined; small r or large time)
      • Type I: Time-Drawdown Method
      • Type II: Distance-Drawdown Method
      • Type III: Time-Distance-Drawdown Method
• Well Performance Methods
  • Specific Capacity
  • Hantush-Bierschenk Well Loss Solution
  • Well Efficiency
• Slug Test Solution Methods
  • Hvorslev Slug Test
  • Bouwer-Rice Slug Test
  • Cooper-Bredehoeft-Papadopulos Slug Test
  • High-K Butler
  • Dagan Slug Test
  • Binkhorst and Robbins Effective Radius
• Lugeon Tests
  • Test Description
  • Theory
  • Data Requirements
  • Analysis and Interpretation
  • Lugeon Test Examples
• Data Pre-Processing
  • Baseline Trend Analysis and Correction
  • Customized Water Level Trends
  • Barometric Trend Analysis and Correction
  • Modifying Corrections
  • Deleting Corrections
• Mapping and Contouring
  • About the Interface
  • Data Series
  • Contouring and Color Shading Properties
    • Contour lines tab
    • Color Shading tab
  • Regional Flow
  • Streamlines
  • Surfer Scripting
  • Base Maps using a Tile Server
  • Example
• Word Reports
• References

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