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This manuscript is derived from the Author's Masters thesis, it presents coupling the applications of Geographic Information Systems, Analytical and Numerical methods to model groundwater flow in the sloping aquifers; Ogallala Aquifer-Kansas, central USA case study, using a stepping base approach. The study also led to identification of surface water and groundwater interaction points and quantities during the pre-development conditions, and the possible points of disappeared streams in the study region.

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This manuscript is derived from the Author's Masters thesis, it presents coupling the applications of Geographic Information Systems, Analytical and Numerical methods to model groundwater flow in the sloping aquifers; Ogallala Aquifer-Kansas, central USA case study, using a stepping base approach. The study also led to identification of surface water and groundwater interaction points and quantities during the pre-development conditions, and the possible points of disappeared streams in the study region.
Autorenporträt
Philip G. Mzava is a water resources engineer. He has a Bsc. in Civil/Water resources engineering from University of Dar es Salaam, in Tanzania, and a Msc. in Civil/Water resources engineering from Kansas State University, in USA. His main research interests are: modeling groundwater flow, and studying surface water and groundwater interactions.