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The aquifer is an additional definition for the ground, allowing for [[Ground model (Water Overlay)#Horizontal flow and aquifers|ground horizontal flow]] different from the ground terrain's [[Terrain_ground_infiltration_md_(Water_Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]].


The aquifer is an additional definition for the underground, allowing for [[Underground horizontal flow model (Water Overlay)|underground horizontal flow]] different from the underground terrain's [[Terrain_ground_infiltration_md_(Water_Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]].
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{{Overlay attribute
{{:aquifer kd (Water Overlay)}}
|attribute=[[Aquifer_kd_(Water_Overlay)|AQUIFER_KD]]
{{:aquifer datum (Water Overlay)}}
|unit=m²/day
}}
|description=The hydraulic conductivity of the aquifer, which dictates the speed at which water can flow horizontally through the underground.
 
|defaultvalue=n/a
{{article end
|icon=[[File:waterwizard_icon_water_level.png]]
|notes=
|attribute2=[[Aquifer_height_(Water_Overlay)|AQUIFER_HEIGHT]]
* The aquifer only functions if its hydraulic conductivity is greater than 0. If it is 0 or less the aquifer is disregarded, and the [[Terrain_ground_infiltration_md_(Water_Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]] of the ground terrain is used.
|unit2={{mdatum}}
* The aquifer functionality is also used to model drainages.
|description2=The height at which the aquifer layer is situated. Water above the aquifer's height flows in accordance with the aquifer's conductivity.
|howtos=
|defaultvalue2=n/a
|seealso=
|icon2=[[File:waterwizard_icon_aquifer_height.png]]
* [[Ground model (Water Overlay)]]
* [[Ground flow formula (Water Overlay)#Aquifer formula]]
}}
}}
==Notes==
The aquifer only functions if its hydraulic conductivity is greater than 0. If it is 0 or less the aquifer is disregarded, and the [[Terrain_ground_infiltration_md_(Water_Overlay)|GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD]] of the underground terrain is used.
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Latest revision as of 15:44, 26 January 2024

The aquifer is an additional definition for the ground, allowing for ground horizontal flow different from the ground terrain's GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD.

Icon Key Unit Range Description Default value
Waterwizard icon aquifer kd.png AQUIFER_KD m²/day The hydraulic conductivity of the aquifer, which dictates the speed at which water can flow horizontally through the underground. n/a
Waterwizard icon aquifer height.png AQUIFER_DATUM m + datum The datum height at which the aquifer layer is situated. n/a

Notes

  • The aquifer only functions if its hydraulic conductivity is greater than 0. If it is 0 or less the aquifer is disregarded, and the GROUND_INFILTRATION_MD of the ground terrain is used.
  • The aquifer functionality is also used to model drainages.

See also

Water Module
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Group
Water area
Water level • Water relative
Sewer area
Sewer storage • Sewer pump speed
Inundation area
Inundation level
Aquifer
Aquifer kd • Aquifer datum
Breach
Breach height • Breach width • Breach angle • Breach coefficient • Breach speed • Breach input area • Breach level area • External surface level • External water level • External area
Rain area
Rain m
Limitation area
Limit area
Output
Object flow output • Object height output • Object datum output a • Object datum output b • Object width output
Related
Building attributes • Hydraulic structures •  Terrain attributes • Model attributes • Results • Simulation data
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