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Fracture Connectivity and Groundwater Flow in Chile by Pablo Vivero is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the hydrogeological potential of the Western Andean Front in Central Chile, focusing on the connectivity of fractures and groundwater flows using a topological approach. It identifies high-density fracture zones related to perennial springs, suggesting that these fractures contribute to groundwater recharge in adjacent alluvial aquifers, challenging the notion of the area as a no-flux boundary. The findings highlight the importance of reevaluating hydrogeological models in light of o
- Author
- Pablo Vivero
- Language
- EN