Title | QAPP - Evapotranspiration and Floodplain Aquifer Storage Capacity in Yakima Tributaries |
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QAPP - Evapotranspiration and Floodplain Aquifer Storage Capacity in Yakima Tributaries (Number of pages: 58) (Publication Size: 2159KB)
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Author(s) | Office of Columbia River | ||||
Description | This project will assess and estimate how much and for how long water can be reasonably stored in Yakima River headwater tributary watersheds, and to evaluate the net gain/loss and timing of floodplain aquifer recharge. The water budget will refine previous estimates by taking into account factors such as the floodplain stratigraphy, geometry of the hydrogeologic units and various parameters of inflow and outflow, including floodplain infiltration, channel discharge, evapotranspiration from floodplain vegetation, and modeling of the seasonal timing of groundwater discharge from the shallow aquifers. | ||||
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Contact | Tim Poppleton at 509-454-4241 or tim.poppleton@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
Keywords | QAPP, Yakima River Basin, Yakima River, tributaries, Evapotranspiration, Floodplain Aquifer Storage Capacity |
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