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BACOG Water Resources InitiativeBarrington Area Council of Governments
Janet L. AgnolettiExecutive Director
A Study of Water Supply
Study Area
600 Square Mile Study Area
Aquifer Materials Video
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GROUNDWATER VIDEOS
BACOG Water Resources InitiativeBarrington Area Council of Governments
Factors:•Total reliance on groundwater•Growth & increasing water consumption•Lack of infrastructure & alternate supply•Contamination risks•Sensitive natural areas
BACOG Water Resources InitiativeBarrington Area Council of Governments
Basic Questions:
•Where Is the Water?•How Much Water Is There?• Is the Supply Sustainable?•What is the Water Quality?
The BACOG Approach
DATA
The BACOG model incorporates over 25,000 wells with more than 110,000 lines of soil descriptions.
METHOD-7.5
-8.5
-2.5-5.42
-6.33
-4.78-5.83
-7.5
The BACOG Approach
The BACOG approach processes all available data into hydraulic conductivity values based on soil descriptions.
The BACOG Approach
The hydraulic conductivities are interpolated for areas between data points and bedrock and surface topographies are incorporated.
MAPPING & VISUALIZATION
APPLICATIONS
The BACOG Approach
TW1-05
BACOG governments use the model for practical applications and environmental analysis.
4 layer model view
The 3D Model
SurfaceAquicludeAquitard
Aquifer
Bedrock
Study Area
The Model
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Flow at Bedrock Surface
Aquitard/Aquiclude Materials
Bedrock Surface
General Groundwater Flow Direction
N
General Groundwater Flow Pattern at the Bedrock/Drift Interface
Well Siting Applications
High Medium High Medium
Medium Low
Low
Fox & Des Plaines Rivers
N
Distribution of Well Yields in the Drift Aquifer(s)
Well Siting: Virtual Boreholes
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Well Competition/Interference
Estimated Combined Effects of Pumping in Municipal Well Field
TW1-05
Anderson Parcel
Distribution of Recharge Characteristics in the BACOG Area Footprint
Recharge Map
Sub-area of the model
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Watershed & Environmental Planning
Recharge and Surface Features
BACOG Water Resources InitiativeBarrington Area Council of Governments
Janet L. Agnoletti, Executive [email protected] Hoeffler, GIS [email protected]
(847) 381-7871www.BACOG.org
Advisor: Kurt O. Thomsen, Ph.D., P.G.
KOT Environmental Consulting, Inc.(262) 880-5272