hydrogeo.p-package: Tools for hydrogeology and poroelasticity.
In abarbour/hydrogeo: Tools for hydrogeology and poroelasticity

Description Scientific background Author(s) References See Also

This package provides tools to calculate quantities commonly found in hydrogeology and poroelasticity studies including, to name a few, hydraultic conductivity, permeability, transmissivity, etc.

TODO

Physical parameters

TODO

Andrew J. Barbour <andy.barbour@gmail.com>

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compressibility, dimensional_units, hydrogeo.p-constants, hydrogeo.p-units, hydraulic_diffusivity, hydraulic_conductivity, permeability, porosity, skempton, storativity, transmissivity