Regency East 3 (Hyatt Regency San Antonio)
More than 25 computer models have been made in the past decade of major and minor aquifers in Texas as part of the statewide Groundwater Availability Modeling program. Reports with standard formats document model construction and calibration and address models’ limitations and potential improvements. Models’ authors will participate in this technical session to critically discuss the main technical challenges in model development and the improved understanding of the studied aquifers that grew from the modeling process.
Moderators:
Alan R. Dutton
University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX
Robert E. Mace, Ph.D., PG
Water Science and Conservation, Texas Water Development Board, Austin, TX
Larry French
Water Science & Conservation, Texas Water Development Board, Austin, TX
University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio, TX
Robert E. Mace, Ph.D., PG
Water Science and Conservation, Texas Water Development Board, Austin, TX
Larry French
Water Science & Conservation, Texas Water Development Board, Austin, TX
5:20 p.m.
Inclusion of a Shallow Flow System into Regional Groundwater Model for the Texas Gulf Coast
Steven C. Young, Ph.D., PG, PE, INTERA Inc.
Van Kelley, INTERA
Trevor Budge, INTERA Inc
Neil Deeds, Ph.D., INTERA
Steven C. Young, Ph.D., PG, PE, INTERA Inc.
Van Kelley, INTERA
Trevor Budge, INTERA Inc
Neil Deeds, Ph.D., INTERA