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GeoInforM Project - LIFE06 TCY/ROS/000267
3° Steering Committee – ST. Petersburg, 17th-18th April 2008
Integrating Geological Information in City
Management to Prevent Environmental Risks
GeoInforM
LIFE06 TCY/ROS/000267
SHUVALOVO area
First step GWFM
Michel Fasoli
Piergiorgio Valentini, Roberta Donati
Province of Milan
Environmental Information System Department
Central Directorate Environmental Resources
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Modelling phases procedure
1. Problem Definition
2. Conceptual Model
3. Mathematical Model
4. Numerical Formulation
5. Sensitivity Analysis
6. Calibration
7. Model Application
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Modelling phases procedure
PHASE 1
PHASE 2
•Aims identification for modelling
•Pilot area identification
•Collecting data about pilot area and regional area
•Organizing data with GIS software first of all in an ArcMap project and
then in a geodatabase with all original data e new data elaboration
•Geological and hydrogeological data interpretation
•Conceptual model definition
PHASE 3
SOIL-GIS 2008
PHASE 4
Definition of Modflow and MT3D input: grid cell dimensions, boundary
conditions, layers geometry, permeability, recharge, withdrawals,
porosity, pollutant concentration, ecc …
PHASE 5-6
PHASE 7
•Flow simulation with SOIL-GIS 2008
•Transport simulation with SOIL-GIS 2008
•Sensitivity analysis compared with K
•Calibration limits compared with target wells
Application of the model in the case study after the calibration
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Conceptual model
GG1 cross-section
All layers are continuous in the model !!!
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Numerical formulation
Elevation data from:
• Altitude points
• Boreholes (from
database and
from sections)
• Water levels
• Daylight relief
• isolines
• Lakes fictitious
• points
• Top inter moraine isolines
• Prequaternary relief
isolines
• Tops correction
fictitious points
Top of prequaternary
is the bottom of 8 layer
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Numerical formulation
Tops Elevation Table
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Numerical
formulation
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Tops correction
• The interpolation for some layers (with few
elevation points) gives problems of intersections
between contiguous layers (see example in the
next slide)
• In this case is necessary to put in some fictitious
points to avoid the problem
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Tops correction
In this example layer 8 bottom (below/green) intersects layer 8 top
(above/grey) in three areas
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9 surfaces elevation
3D Surfer representation
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9 surfaces elevation
3D Surfer representation
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9 surfaces elevation
3D Surfer representation
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Modelling methodology
GEODB
Tables
Database
Shapefiles
Raster
Geological and
Hydrogeological
interpretation
Interpolation
GridConvert
ESRI grid for
SOIL-GIS
3D Surfer grid
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GW aquifer Boundary conditions
(layers 1-2-3)
Constant
head
Lakes as
constant
head
Rivers
Rivers
Lakes as
constant
head
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IM aquifer Boundary conditions
(layers 5-6-7)
?
Constant
head
Constant
head
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Discretization domain
Grid cells of 10-50 meters are the ideal to
study Shuvalovo area and in particular the
lakes, the most important elements to
modelling.
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In the next future …
The next steps will be the definition of:
• permeability grids for each layers (we will
simulate a situation with minimum K values
and another with maximum K values);
• porosity grids estimate from K values;
• withdrawals grids (known or estimated);
• recharge grids (% infiltration);
• wells as control target.
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K range
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Permeability
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Is correct?
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Permeability
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Dusty sand in Lithology.shp
Fine sand in Boreholes.mdb
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Permeability
Various grain size sand
in Lithology.shp
Medium grain size sand
in Boreholes.mdb
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Piezometry
Differences between GW_Water_level_max.shp in blue and
Daylight_Relief.shp in black
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Piezometry
Differences between GW_Water_level_max.shp in blue and interpolation of GW
boreholes maximum water level in red
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Piezometry
Differences between IM_Water_level_max.shp in blue and interpolation of IM
boreholes minimum water level in red
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DEM
Differences between Daylight_Relief.shp in black and interpolation of altitude
points in red
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Flow expected results
• Static and dynamic piezometric surface
(checked with target control)
• Water exchange estimate between GW
aquifer and IM aquifer according to
reciprocal K values
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Future actions
?
To respect the future actions of the Province of Milan
we need to know the data necessary for a complete flow and transport simulation
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THANKS
for your precious attention !!!
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