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To conceive and build a groundwater model (e.g., for water resources), one must go through a geological model; both models are complex in nature and require experts in each domain with very specific knowledge. In general, the hydrogeologist begins building of the groundwater model from a rough idea of groundwater flows, backwards into describing the “reservoir”; the geologist, on the other hand, begins building of the geological model from the knowledge of the geology of the region under study, forwards into proposing a “reservoir”. Read more…

Geological and hydrogeological information, in the same sense as the term information is defined by computer science, is the basic matter that a hydrogeologist deals with while drawing up the results of observation, research and measurements. From the formal point of view, this work is based upon collection, verification, evaluation, ordering, gathering, analysing, synthesising, as well as sending, visualization and rendering access to hydrogeological, and, to some extent, geological information. Read more…