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Hydraulic properties and scale effects investigation in regional rock aquifers, south-western Quebec, Canada

Nastev et al., 2004

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15341273576684463882
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Nastev M
Savard M
Lapcevic P
Lefebvre R
Martel R
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Hydrogeology Journal

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This paper reports on the characterization of hydraulic properties of regional rock aquifers carried out within a groundwater resources assessment project in the St. Lawrence Lowlands of south-western Quebec. To understand the aquifer behavior at both the fracture …
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