AquiferTest is an easy-to-use groundwater software package for graphical analysis and reporting of pumping test and slug test data. With the ability to characterize your aquifer and analyze pumping and slug tests, AquiferTest features all of the tools you need in one convenient groundwater data analysis program.
$895.00 USD
AquiferTest*, a popular software package available for graphical analysis and reporting of pumping
test and slug test data, now includes more functionality and more features requested from our users.
Fast, Flexible, Pumping Test Data Analysis and Reporting Software
AquiferTest represents a major leap forward in pumping test analysis technology. With the integration of derivative analysis capabilities, trends corrections, and data contouring, you will have the tools to analyze and report your pumping test data like never before!
AquiferTest offers all the features and tools you need, in one program, to calculate the hydraulic properties of your aquifer.
Calculate Hydraulic Parameters of:
Confined aquifers
Leaky aquifers
Unconfined aquifers
Fractured rock aquifers
Benefit from new power features such as:
Advanced Derivative Analyses
Diagnostic Graphs
AquiferTest leverages the latest software development technologies to give you the best available software solution for managing, interpreting and presenting your aquifer testing data.
When you purchase AquiferTest, you receive industry-leading software, supported by a leading company in the groundwater industry.
AquiferTest now incorporates a new slug test solution along with increased functionality, offering you the ability to expand the scope of your pumping test and slug analysis:
Pumping and Slug Test Solutions
Expand your slug tests: Analyze slug tests in high conductivity formations that exhibit inertial effects and oscillatory response - Butler (2000)
Improved Neuman analysis is more than 90 times faster than the previous implementation
Performance Enhancements
Improve Quality: Generate a statistical scatter plot showing the quality of the curve fit, represented as observed vs. calculated drawdown, and include this in reports
More Flexibility and Greater Control: Using your mouse to do manual curve fitting provides more flexibility and improved accuracy
Increase Convenience: With a single mouse click display the complete family of type curves for Neuman and Hantush analysis for easier type-curve matching
Display calculated leakage factor for Hantush analysis in the report
Support for Office 2007 .XLSX files
New Features in v.4.2
Analysis Methods
Hantush Bierschenk (1964) - Step drawdown test and analysis of well losses with two options:
Analyze discharge-water level data for step tests, where steady-state is reached
Enter the time-discharge data and time-water level data, and extrapolate discharge-water levels for step tests, where flow is at an unsteady-state
Moench Fracture flow (1984) - Analysis of fractured aquifers with a fractured skin
Select from Transient or Pseudo-steady state Block to fissure flow model
Select sphere or slab block geometry
Hantush Bierschenk (1960) - Leaky aquifer, unsteady-state flow and accounts for storage changes
Program Design
Export well locations to points shapefile (geometry and attributes)
Import well locations from point shapefile (geometry and attributes)
One descriptive field can be added to each main tab
Position the report field below existing fields, or anywhere on the report
Fast, Flexible, Pumping Test Data Analysis and Reporting Software
AquiferTest was first released in August 1997 and is currently being used by groundwater and environmental consultants, regulators, and educators worldwide.
Professional Applications of AquiferTest Include:
Estimating the hydraulic properties of an aquifer (Hydraulic Conductivity, Storativity, Transmissivity)
For use as input to 3D groundwater flow models
Predicting drawdown effects resulting from groundwater pumping
Optimizing pumping test design considering well diameter, pumping rate, screened interval, etc.
Optimizing the placement of withdrawal wells due to proximity to existing wells
Determining the presence of flow boundaries or well interference during pumping
Reporting baseline aquifer properties including groundwater resources projects
Preparing professional pumping test reports for submission to water authorities
Mapping and contouring drawdown data from groundwater pumping
Fast, Flexible, Pumping Test Data Analysis and Reporting Software
AquiferTest was first released in August 1997 and is currently being used by groundwater and environmental consultants, regulators, and educators worldwide.
Professional Applications of AquiferTest Include:
Estimating the hydraulic properties of an aquifer (Hydraulic Conductivity, Storativity, Transmissivity)
For use as input to 3D groundwater flow models
Predicting drawdown effects resulting from groundwater pumping
Optimizing pumping test design considering well diameter, pumping rate, screened interval, etc.
Optimizing the placement of withdrawal wells due to proximity to existing wells
Determining the presence of flow boundaries or well interference during pumping
Reporting baseline aquifer properties including groundwater resources projects
Preparing professional pumping test reports for submission to water authorities
Mapping and contouring drawdown data from groundwater pumping
Features
Standard
Pro
Standard Pumping Test Solutions
Pumping Test Recovery Analyses
Standard Slug Test Solutions
Fully or Partially Penetrating Wells
Single or Multiple Pumping Wells
Constant or Variable Pumping Rates
Aquifer bounded by Barrier or Recharge Boundary
Isotropic or Anisotropic Aquifer
Well Effects (well bore storage)
Fracture Flow Solution
(Moench, Warren-Root)
Well Performance Solutions
(Specific Capacity, Hantush-Biershenk)
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