Storativity and Specific Storage (Confined Aquifers)

First video on storativity and specific storage and specifically how it relates to confined aquifers.

[@flowerpowerocks3283]

for some reason these concepts never stick in my head and i always have to come back to this video!

[@oybekpirmatov4732]

Thanks for the video

[@joshuaaparish]

great video, way better than my university lectures

[@diwakarsaran3978]

Thank you very much Sir for the clear explanation!! This video helped me a lot in understanding Confined Aquifers!!

[@8q_en15]

Great. These things confused me a lot before.

[@shrivallypanduranga6928]

Super❤❤

[@diwakarsaran3978]

Thank you very much Dane for the lucid explanation of this topic. I am indeed very grateful to you!!

[@evandroflk]

Thanks! Great video!

[@ashutoshmishra4013]

Keep uploading such videos 😊😊

[@Victor76661]

Thanks dude!!!

[@jakasembung6396]

THANK YOU SOOOO MUCHHH

[@hercules490]

Clear explanation. How do you know the surface area that you are pumping though? Since pumping forms a cone of depression (rather than a rectangular area that lowers evenly) how can you use storativity to make calculations about how much water will be extracted?

[@parthsamani5247]

Dear Dane
It is a very nice video from both a practical and conceptual aspects. I haven't come across such a lecture during my entire academics. In this video, I am unable to understand the concept " Is the hydrostatic water pressure enough to collapse the strata by withdrawing water?"
Thanking you

[@bigboik9347]

really good video - -from a future water modeler lol

[@ingridslettemarkhovden1925]

Nice video! But what I don't understand is how we "lower the hydraulic head with one unit". What are we doing then? Are we doing something with the well? Pumping out water?

[@daneandersen8181]

Yes, groundwater pumping from a well will lower the hydraulic head at the well, which in turn creates a low point in the aquifer at the well

[@diptiagrawal1988]

If possible ....can you make some numerical questions based on this topic?.... which should be helpful to better understand.. 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Aya_Calligraphy]

It's been a long time~

[@daneandersen8181]

Indeed!