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Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

Utah State UniversityDigitalCommons@USUAll Graduate Theses and DissertationsGraduate Studies24593Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer SystemsMort

Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systemston w. BittingerUtah State UniversityFollow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.usu edu/etdCf Part of the Civil and Environmental Eng

ineering CommonsRecommended CitationBittinger. Morton w„ 'Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems" (1967). All Graduate Theses and Dissertat Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

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oil and Water Research Division Agricultural Research Service United States Department of AgricultureByMorton w. BittingerFort Collins, ColoradoA diss Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

ertation submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering, Utah State University, Loga

Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

n, Utah 1967AC KNOWLEDGMENTSThe writer wishes to acknowledge and thank many organizations and individuals for their help in the planning, financing, a

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Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems provided by Agricultural Research Service personnel, including Chester E. Evans, Howard R. Haise, Gordon Kruse, Jan van Schilfgaarde, and T.w. Edimin

ster.Colorado state University provided facilities and research support services during the course of this study and the preparation and printing of t Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

his treatise. Individuals within the typing pool, drafting section and printing section of the Foothills Engineering Research Center have all performe

Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

d excellent, top-level work. The writer is grateful to them all, but specifically wishes to mention the fine typing of the final draft by Mrs. Arlene

Utah State UniversityDigitalCommons@USUAll Graduate Theses and DissertationsGraduate Studies24593Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer SystemsMort

Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems their willingness to assume part of his responsibilities on other research projects and for their advice and encouragement. Much of the spade work on

computer programs and simulation techniques was accomplished by these individuals working on allied projects.Utah State University provided the write Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

r opportunity to attend the NSF Summer Institute in Water Resources Engineering and to complete his course requirements at that institution. Graduate

Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer Systems

committee members Jay M. Bagley, Calvin Clyde, Alvin Bishop, Bartell c. Jensen, and Wendell L. Pope have all been helpful in the planning and developm

Utah State UniversityDigitalCommons@USUAll Graduate Theses and DissertationsGraduate Studies24593Simulation and Analysis of Stream-Aquifer SystemsMort