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      Water loading: a neglected factor in the analysis of piezometric time series from confined aquifers (Note)

      Bardsley, W. Earl; Campbell, David I.
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      Bardsley, W. E., & Campbell, D. I. (1995). Water loading: a neglected factor in the analysis of piezometric time series from confined aquifers (Note). Journal of Hydrology: New Zealand, 34(2), 89–93.
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      Seasonal changes in the volume of near-surface water cause synchronous changes in the piezometric head of any deeper confined aquifer exhibiting a barometric response. Such loading-induced head changes occur independently of recharge effects. Time series models applied to confined-aquifer piezometric sequences may give erroneous results unless prior data adjustment is made to allow for water loading effects.
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      1995
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      Journal Article
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      The New Zealand Hydrological Society
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      This article has been published in the Journal of Hydrology: New Zealand. Used with permission.
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