Question: Q 8 . Dingman chapter 9 , problem 9 . [ 1 5 points ] 9 . A series of observation wells ( piezometers )

Q8.Dingman chapter 9, problem 9.
[15 points]
9. A series of observation wells (piezometers) are installed in a straight line at varying distances from the edge of a small reservoir in Durham, New Hampshire. The table below gives the distances from the reservoir, the heights of the top of the well casing (TOC) above the ground surface, the ground-surface elevations, and the depth to water table from TOC as measured in October 2000 and October 2001.
\table[[Location ,Reservoir,Well 1,Well 2,Well 3,Well 4,Well 5],[Distance from reservoir ( m ),-,4.79,32.62,53.87,75.03,105.88],[Ground elevation (m.a.s.l.),24.16,25.35,26.18,26.28,26.23,27.98],[TOC elevation (m.a.s.I.),,25.95,26.82,27.08,26.93,29.20],[Depth to water table from TOC (m) in 2000,0.87*,0.88,1.38,1.38,1.11,2.76],[Depth to water table from TOC (m) in 2001,0.38*,1.40,2.27,2.51,2.35,4.49],[*Depth of water above point of ground-elevation measurement at edge of reservoir.]]
a. Calculate the water-table elevations at each well and the reservoir water-surface elevations for the two years.
b. Graph the ground and water-table elevations along the profile for the two years. Use an appropriate degree of vertical exaggeration. Show the locations of all measurements and the calculated elevations.
c. Write a paragraph summarizing your observations. Is the relation of ground water to surface water typical of humid regions?
[8.a 5 points; 8.b5 points; 8.c5 points]
Q 8 . Dingman chapter 9 , problem 9 . [ 1 5

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