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groundwater-modeling
Groundwater flow and transport modeling — aquifer characterization, MODFLOW workflows, calibration, and capture-zone analysis.
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## Overview
Groundwater is the world's largest accessible freshwater store and its
least visible — models make it legible. This skill covers aquifer
conceptualization, parameter estimation (pumping tests, slug tests),
building and calibrating flow models (MODFLOW 6), solute transport basics,
and the decision-support products (capture zones, drawdown forecasts,
sustainable yield) that models exist to produce.
## When to use
- Designing a water-supply wellfield: sustainable pumping rates and well interference
- Delineating wellhead protection areas and contaminant capture zones
- Predicting drawdown, dewatering, or impacts of new abstractions