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Hi @BenUq, Sorry for the delay, it's been busy for the core developers with other work, so we've been unable to get to your question until now. Also note that our priorities go out to bugs and issues with the code, and user questions are something we answer in our "free" time, so sometimes will take a bit longer to get to. I hope you understand.
I also, recommend browsing through the documentation. There are a lot of examples there that could be useful. Cheers, Davíd |
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I am reaching out to seek your valuable insights on a few matters regarding using pastas to simulate piezometer response to pumping, snow melt, and atmospheric pressure change in a mine site:
I have piezometer observation time series in ft and pumping rates in gallons per minute, do I have to converts the units of measurement to millimeters and mm3/day? or I can use feet and GPM directly?
In the context of changes in atmospheric pressure, I am interested in knowing which response function you would recommend or advise for our analysis.
My current dataset comprises data from more than 10 pumping wells. I am looking for guidance on how to accurately compute the individual impact of each pumping well on the piezometer responses.
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