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Saul G. Ramirez, Gustavious Paul Williams, Norman L. Jones, Daniel P. Ames and Jani Radebaugh
Obtaining and managing groundwater data is difficult as it is common for time series datasets representing groundwater levels at wells to have large gaps of missing data. To address this issue, many methods have been developed to infill or impute the mis...
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Mara Meggiorin, Giulia Passadore, Silvia Bertoldo, Andrea Sottani and Andrea Rinaldo
This study compares three imputation methods applied to the field observations of hydraulic head in subsurface hydrology. Hydrogeological studies that analyze the timeseries of groundwater elevations often face issues with missing data that may mislead b...
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Hsin-Yu Chen, Zoran Vojinovic, Weicheng Lo and Jhe-Wei Lee
The development of civilization and the preservation of environmental ecosystems are strongly dependent on water resources. Typically, an insufficient supply of surface water resources for domestic, industrial, and agricultural needs is supplemented with...
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Ren Nishimura, Norman L. Jones, Gustavious P. Williams, Daniel P. Ames, Bako Mamane and Jamila Begou
Accurate characterization of groundwater resources is required for sustainable management. Due to the cost of installing monitoring wells and challenges in collecting and managing in situ data, groundwater data are sparse?especially in developing countri...
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