Lecture

Permeability in Heterogeneous Media

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of permeability in heterogeneous media, discussing the equations for steady flow in anisotropic homogeneous media and the equivalent isotropic homogeneous medium. It also explores examples of heterogeneous terrains and the calculation of total discharge in parallel flow. The lecture delves into the importance of understanding permeability variations in different layers and how it affects flow characteristics.

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