Question

QUESTION 2(15 minutes) A well has provided 3.5m3/s of water for a small community for 50 years, but due to water quality issues the well will be relocated. In recent years, several residents have built underground extensions e.g. wine cellars in 1km distance to the well. From historical records, it is known that the groundwater table before the construction of the well was located 2 m below ground. Estimate how long (in days) it would take for the groundwater table during the well relocation process-to rise from its current elevation until it affects the existing buildings. The foundation level of the extensions is 5m below grade. Provide a sketch of change in the groundwater profile that captures the proposed plan. Assume aquifer transmissivity and storativity of 0.24m2s and 0.18, respectively.

Answer 1

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The Princely Dad then tells his son to keep his feet on the ground, and try not to be late to school again. Then he leaves for work and Bastian walks to school. By himself. In a big, dangerous looking city. I mean, I know this was the 80’s, but come on.

On his way to school, Bastian is accosted by some bullies who demand that he give them all his money. Bastian doesn’t have any money, so the bullies hoist him into a dumpster. Bastian climbs out, the boys chase him, so he hides in a dusty old bookstore.

And here we meet the film’s token mysterious old man, who’s name IMDb tells me is ‘Carl Conrad Coreander,’ because we must use as much triple alliteration in our characters’ names as possible.

Coreander is dismissive of Bastian until he finds out that Bastian is into books and not arcade games like other kids. He then proceeds to tell Bastian that the book he was reading when Bastian came in, titled ‘The NeverEnding Story,’ is different from any other book, and that Bastian absolutely cannot read it under any circumstances.

So of course, when Coreander goes to answer his phone, leaving the book conveniently on his desk, Bastian takes it and runs. Coreander watches