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Prediction of contaminant transport in fractured carbonate aquifer types: a case study of the Permian Magnesian Limestone Group (NE England, UK)

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Borehole characterization of hydraulic properties and groundwater flow in a crystalline fractured aquifer of a headwater mountain watershed, Laramie Range, Wyoming

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Characterization of horizontal transmissivity anisotropy using cross-hole slug tests

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Modeling cross-hole slug tests in an unconfined aquifer

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A field proof-of-concept of tomographic slug tests in an anisotropic littoral aquifer

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Evaluation of the effects of the radial constant-head boundary in slug tests

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Measuring well hydraulic connectivity in fractured bedrock using periodic slug tests

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Reverse water-level change during interference slug tests in fractured rock

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Single-well interference slug tests to assess the vertical hydraulic conductivity of unconsolidated aquifers

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The analysis of pulse interference tests conducted in a fractured rock aquifer bounded by a moving free surface

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Cross-well slug interference tests: An effective characterization method for resolving aquifer heterogeneity

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Cross-borehole slug test analysis in a fractured limestone aquifer

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