kitagawa-constants: Access to constants used by default
In kitagawa: Spectral Response of Water Wells to Harmonic Strain and Pressure Signals
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
See Also
Examples
Description
The response of an aquifer depends on its mechanical
and hydrological properties; if these are not known or
specified, these constants are used.
Usage
1
Arguments
do.str
logical; should the structure be printed?
Details
The function constants
shows the structure of (optionally),
and returns the assumed constants, which do not reside in
the namespace.
Values
- For water:
Density and bulk modulus
- Gravity:
Standard gravitational acceleration at 6371km radius (Earth)
- Conversions:
Degrees to radians
Value
The constants, invisibly.
See Also
well_response and open_well_response
Other ConstantsCalculators:
alpha_constants(),
omega_constants()
Examples
1
2
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also Examples
Description
The response of an aquifer depends on its mechanical and hydrological properties; if these are not known or specified, these constants are used.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
do.str |
logical; should the structure be printed? |
Details
The function constants
shows the structure of (optionally),
and returns the assumed constants, which do not reside in
the namespace.
Values
- For water:
Density and bulk modulus
- Gravity:
Standard gravitational acceleration at 6371km radius (Earth)
- Conversions:
Degrees to radians
Value
The constants, invisibly.
See Also
well_response and open_well_response
Other ConstantsCalculators:
alpha_constants(),
omega_constants()
Examples
1 2 |
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