Aquifer Testing Techniques for Improved Hydro-geologic Site Characterization

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 Aquifer Testing is an essential element within the classification process for Hydro-geologic Site Characterization. In many engineering initiatives that encompass mine dewatering, groundwater remedy systems, business water wells, and aquifer storage tasks, Aquifer checks the system.

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