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In the management of unconfined aquifer systems, if the thickness of the aquifer is very small and the drawdown is relatively big, errors may arise when the superposition principle is adopted directly. In allusion to this limitation, a new management model for the management of unconfined aquifer systems called two-level response matrix method is put forward. This method is applied in groundwater resources management in Shenyang city. The managing results show that this method can, in some degree, increase the efficiency of management and decrease the risk of management.
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This work was supported partly by the National Plan for Basic Studies of China under Grant G1999043606 and National Social Science Foundation under Grant 03CJL006.
Cai-Zhi Sun is a professor of Center of Studies for Marine Economy and Sustainable Development at Liaoning Normal University, P.R. China, who obtained the bachelor degree from Jiaozuo Technology Institute in 1993, majored in hydrogeology. and was interested in groundwater resources management; obtained the master degree from Changchun University of Earth Sciences in 1996, majored in hydrogeology and was interested in ground water resources assessment; obtained the doctor degree from Changchun Technology University, majored in hydrogeology and was interested in the application of system sciences in regional water resources management. From 2000–2002, being a post doctor, worked in Beijing Normal University, majored in environment sciences, has published two books and 42 scientific papers in some famous journals such as: system engineering theory and practice, journal of system engineering, system engineering, journal of natural resources, journal of natural hazards, journal of mountains, resources sciences, etc.
Wei Zou is a lecturer of Foreign Language School at Liaoning Normal University, P. R. China, who obtained the bachelor degree from Chanhchun Normal Institute in 1996, majored in English language; obtained the master degree from Liaoning Normal University in 2002, majored in foreign language education. She is interested in English lecture and translation, has published 5 papers.
Xue-Yu Lin is a professor of Resources and Environment Institute at Jinlin University, P.R. China, academician of CAS, who obtained the bachelor degree from Changchun University of Earth Sciences in 1957, majored in hydrogeology. Her research interest is in groundwater resources management. She is one of the most important founder of groundwater resources management in China.
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Sun, CZ., Zou, W. & Lin, XY. Management model of unconfined aquifer system with small thickness with respect to drawdown based on two-level response matrix. J. Syst. Sci. Syst. Eng. 13, 45–59 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11518-006-0153-3
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