K_xmin: Minimum possible value of hydraulic conductivity
In anchored-inversion/examples.R: Anchored Inversion Client
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Description
While the hydraulic conductivity (K) is positive,
we do not assume it takes value in (0, ∞),
but rather in (\text{K_xmin}, ∞).
Usage
1
Format
An object of class numeric of length 1.
Details
It is important to specify this lower boundary because
it helps avoid generating conductivity values that are
essentially 0, which would fail the Darcy equation.
This is necessary in both synthetic studies and real applications.
This lower bound is used in function darcy_field_transform,
which transforms the hydraulic conductivity values between natual and model scales.
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Description Usage Format Details See Also
Description
While the hydraulic conductivity (K) is positive, we do not assume it takes value in (0, ∞), but rather in (\text{K_xmin}, ∞).
Usage
1 |
Format
An object of class numeric of length 1.
Details
It is important to specify this lower boundary because it helps avoid generating conductivity values that are essentially 0, which would fail the Darcy equation. This is necessary in both synthetic studies and real applications.
This lower bound is used in function darcy_field_transform,
which transforms the hydraulic conductivity values between natual and model scales.
See Also
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