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Douglas D. Walker
Illinois State Water Survey
Illinois Department of Natural Resources
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Data Information
Data, Information, Model Surface Water:
•Location, Width, Depth
Hydrogeology: •Diversions/Discharge
•Piezometric mapping
pp g •Stream
Stream Gauge
•Aquifer testing →Flow Accounting Model
(Conductivity, etc) →Streamflow Probability
→Hydrogeologic Model Groundwater
Flow Model Other:
Physics: •Soil Type
•Mass/Energy Assimilate / Understand •Land Cover
•Flow in Porous Media •Tile/Storm Drains
→Governing Equations Quantify → Supporting Data
Predict
Geology: Well Data:
•Boring logs •Depth
•Geophysical Surveys •Water Levels
•Interpolation •Pumping Rates
→ Stratigraphic Model → History/Projection
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Groundwater Flow Model
Finite Difference
Grid
Finite Difference
Block (Node)
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Finite Difference Block
Inflow Outflow
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Groundwater Flow Model
Result:
Hydraulic head
at each block
center
Result:
Groundwater
flow rate
between blocks
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Model Analyses
Drawdown
1985
Flow
2002 Predevelopment
and Dewatering
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Groundwater Flow Model
Conceptual Model
Geology, hydrology, etc.
Organize/interpret data
Mathematical Model
Physics →
G
Governing
i equations
ti
Boundaries/parameters
Yields water levels/flow rates
Numerical Solution by Finite
Difference Approach
Flexible, detailed representation
of geology and hydrology
Many equations
equations, parameters
parameters,
data
Computer program MODFLOW
Output processed into head and
flux maps,
maps transient or steady-
state
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Groundwater Flow Model
“The Model”
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
Model Confidence and Range of Results
Observations at aPredict
well
p g
Low Pumping
ulic Hea
x Simulate Range
Observation
Hydrau
Error
Calibrate Low Recharge
High Pumping
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future
For this Study, Models on Two Scales:
Regional Model
Approx. 800,000 nodes
Min grid spacing 2,500 ft.
All aquifers
Local Model
Approx. 1.5 million nodes
Min grid spacing 660 ft.
Shallow aquifers only
2007 Priority Places Workshop: Implementing a Sustainable Water Supply for Kane County’s Future