Research Article

Groundwater—Surface Water Interactions in a Mountain-to-Coast Watershed: Effects of Climate Change and Human Stressors

Table 3

Saturated zone initial hydraulic properties.

HSU1MaterialUnit typeHorizontal extent (km2)Initial (m/s)Initial (m/s)Specific yieldSpecific storage (m−1)

178Sand and gravelSurficial confined19.06.37E-046.37E-050.29.33E-05
179Gravel and sandSurficial unconfined7.61.00E-031.00E-040.22.00E-01
180Sand and gravelSurficial confined8.47.06E-067.06E-070.21.00E-04
182Shale Bedrock 31.61.97E-061.97E-070.21.40E-03
183Sand and gravelSurficial confined6.31.00E-031.00E-040.25.00E-04
185Sand and gravel Surficial confined14.91.00E-031.00E-040.25.00E-04
186Sand and gravelSurficial unconfined17.02.27E-022.27E-030.27.10E-04
189Gravel and sandSurficial unconfined10.58.68E-048.68E-050.24.46E-03
190Sand and gravelSurficial unconfined1.91.39E-041.39E-050.23.89E-04
191Sand and gravelSurficial unconfined3.21.00E-031.00E-040.22.00E-01
AlluvialAlluviumUnmapped aquifer 287.01.00E-051.00E-060.31.00E-04
BedrockBedrockBase unit980.01.00E-071.00E-080.051.00E-06
AquitardClay TillConfining unit46.23.17E-103.17E-110.021.00E-03

HGUs numbered using the BC Aquifer Classification System numbering.
Values in bold represent the geometric mean from pumping test data [44].