Design of Groundwater Level Monitoring Networks for Maximum Data Acquisition at Minimum Travel Cost

Design of Groundwater Level Monitoring Networks for Maximum Data Acquisition at Minimum Travel Cost

Groundwater monitoring networks represent the main source of information about water levels and water quality within aquifers. In this paper, a method is proposed for the optimal design of monitoring networks to obtain groundwater-level data of high spatial relevance at a low cost. It uses the estim...

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Main Authors: Bautista-Capetillo, C. (Author), Escareño, J.C (Author), González-Trinidad, J. (Author), Júnez-Ferreira, H.E (Author), Rovelo, C.O.R (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI 2022
Subjects:
aquifer
Aquifers
Costs
data acquisition
Data acquisition
Errors
geostatistics
Geo-statistics
Ground water level
groundwater
Groundwater monitoring networks
Groundwater resources
Hydrogeology
Kalman filter
Kalman filters
Mexico [North America]
Monitoring network
monitoring networks
Network routing
Optimal design
Optimal routing
Sources of informations
Spatial relevance
the traveling salesman problem
The traveling salesman problem
Travel costs
Traveling salesman problem
water level
Water levels
water quality
Water quality
Zacatecas
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