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water table ratio: a standalone construct

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Hydrogeology

a dimensionless ratio indicating whether a water table follows the land surface or is set by recharge and aquifer properties.

In hydrogeology, water table ratio refers to a dimensionless ratio indicating whether a water table follows the land surface or is set by recharge and aquifer properties. This meaning comes from Haitjema (2005) in Groundwater.[1]

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References

Haitjema, H. M., & Mitchell‐Bruker, S. (2005). Are Water Tables a Subdued Replica of the Topography? Groundwater, 43(6), 781-786. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1745-6584.2005.00090.x

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