Large-scale hydrological models are important decision support tools in water resources management. The largest source of uncertainty in such models is the hydrostratigraphic model. Geometry and configuration of hydrogeological units are often poorly determined from hydrogeological data alone. Due to sparse sampling in space, lithological borehole logs may overlook structures that are important...

A traditional and non-standard approach to the analysis of estimated values groundwater infiltration feeding using charge sign electric field surface atmosphere is considered. comparison results hydrogeological calculations observations from specific electrophysical meteorological factors made it possible explain discrepancies between nutrition amount precipitation. The daily recharge were dete...

In specific geological contexts, such as alluvial environments, the lithology is highly heterogeneous and laterally variable. As a result, a large number of lithological data are collected (generally random and under sampled) for stratigraphic reconstruction. The integrated management of geo-lithologic data causes major methodological problems, because data obtained from geognostic investigatio...

MICHALAK, J. & LEÊNIAK, P.M. 2003. Features and coverages in hydrogeological information. Acta Geologica Polonica, 53 (3), 247-255. Warszawa. In recording hydrogeological information in computer systems (databases, GIS), it became necessary to manipulate them in a consistent and efficient way. The correct functioning of these systems depends principally on the applied data models, which should ...