Hydrogeological Models

Hydrogeological models are tools scientists use to understand and predict how water moves through underground formations called aquifers. These models simulate the flow of groundwater, how it interacts with soil and rock, and how it responds to factors like rainfall or pumping. They help assess water availability, plan sustainable extraction, and evaluate pollution risks. By combining geological data and water chemistry, these models provide a detailed picture of underground water systems, supporting informed decision-making for water management and environmental protection.