| Resource Name |
Report and findings related to the relative magnitude of induced infiltration from the Peace River to groundwater, well yield potential and long-term water quality. |
| Unique File Number |
417 |
| Information Type |
applied Research |
| Surface Water |
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| Aquatic Ecosystem |
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| Groundwater |
A |
| Groundwater & Surface Water |
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| Management for Natural & Industrial Hazards |
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| Strengths |
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| Limitations |
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| Challenges |
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| Outstanding Research Questions |
Can fluvial aquifer adjacent to the Peace River support a viable community water supply? |
| Outstanding Research Questions |
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| Information Subtype |
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| Organization |
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| Resource Name |
Report and findings related to the relative magnitude of induced infiltration from the Peace River to groundwater, well yield potential and long-term water quality. |
| Resource Purpose |
Looking for sustainable and potable water supplies for Ft St John. |
| Type of Information |
Report and data |
| How does this help decision making? |
In developing community water supplies and assessing potential of other fluvial aquifers on the Peace River. |
| Program Status |
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| NE Coverage |
Near Ft St John |
| Drinking Water |
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| Ecosystem |
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| Fish |
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| Groundwater |
Y |
| Public Safety |
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| SW Quality |
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| SW Quantity |
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| Link |
City of Fort St. John, Induced Infiltration Site SW 03-83-18-W6M (Apr 1994) |
| Text Query |
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| Google Earth |
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| iMap Path Link |
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| Spatial Metadata |
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| Map |
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| Contact Email |
[email protected] |
