Published September 1987 | Version v1
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Crosshole investigations

  • 1. Sveriges Geologiska Undersoekning, Uppsala
  • 2. British Geological Survey, Keyworth
  • 3. Vibrometric Oy, Helsinki (Finland)
  • 4. Foersvarets Forskningsanstalt, Stockholm (Sweden)

Description

The analysis of the radar and seismic data has given a consistent description of the fracture zones at the Crosshole site in agreement with geological and other geophysical observations made in the boreholes. The hydraulic investigations within the Crosshole project have yielded substantial progress in assessing the hydrogeology of fractured granitic rocks. The crosshole hydraulic testing concentrated on measuring the distribution of hydraulic properties within the extensive fractured zones identified by geophysics. A new analysis involving the 'dimension' of the flow test has been developed to analyse the results of the crosshole sinusoidal testing. The combined analysis of the geophysical and the hydraulic data set has shown that groundwater flow is concentrated within a few major features which have been identified by the geophysical methods. (orig./DG)

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Final report

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140 p.
Report number
STRIPA-TR--87-16