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Abstract
The Southern Hills Aquifer System (SHAS), a part of the Coastal Lowlands Aquifer System, comprises of a series of complexly interbedded, sandy, and clayey strata in age from Holocene to Miocene, dipping south toward the Gulf of Mexico. A lithology model for the SHAS was utilized as model structure to develop a 3D groundwater flow model for the Louisiana Capital Area Groundwater Conservation District (CAGCD). The lithology model was developed using the approach (Vahdat-Aboueshagh and Tsai, 2021) and 4577 drillers’ logs and 727 electric logs that were interpreted into a sequence of high-permeability sand facies and low-permeability clay facies. The lithology model was built on a 3D unstructured grid of 1,145,363 cells and stored in the VTU (Visualization Toolkit for unstructured grids) format. Each 3D cell has a different number of surrounding 3D cells to connect to and is labelled either sand (Cell Material=1) or clay cell (Cell Material=0).
Reference of the lithology modeling approach:
Vahdat-Aboueshagh, H., Tsai, F.T.-C., 2021. Constructing largescale complex aquifer systems with big well log data: Louisiana model. Comp. Geosci. 148, 104687. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cageo.2021.104687.
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This resource was created using funding from the following sources:
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Capital Area Groundwater Conservation Commission through the Water Institute of the Gulf | CPRA-2021-T70-SB02A-AD | |
Louisiana Board of Regents-ITRS | LEQSF(2017-20)-RD-B-03 | |
LSU Economic Development Assistantship |
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