Integrated approach for characterizing aquifer heterogeneity  in alluvial plains

Karlović, Igor; Janža, Mitja; Placencia-Gómez, Edmundo; Marković, Tamara

doi:10.5194/hess-29-4969-2025

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06 Oct 2025

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Integrated approach for characterizing aquifer heterogeneity in alluvial plains

Igor Karlović, Mitja Janža, Edmundo Placencia-Gómez, and Tamara Marković

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Nov 2025	152	35	10	197
Dec 2025	132	60	10	202
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Feb 2026	172	77	14	263
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Apr 2026	127	121	12	260
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Short summary

This study presents a methodology for understanding heterogeneity in alluvial aquifers by combining borehole data, electrical resistivity tomography, and stochastic modeling. The approach uses hydrofacies to incorporate spatial variability into groundwater models. The hydrofacies distribution helps define hydraulic conductivity fields, essential for groundwater flow and contaminant transport simulations, providing a valuable tool for sustainable aquifer management in sedimentary environments.