Central Valley Aquifer, Chapters A and B - MAE Class Websites

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Tables
Chapter A
Table A1. Water-balance subregions within the Central Valley, California ...................................11
Table A2. Distribution of statistical properties for the percentage of coarse-grained
deposits for the Central Valley, Calfornia, by domain, including variogram and
variogram models ....................................................................................................................28
Table A3. Central Valley, California, groundwater flow model layer thicknesses and depths ....29
Chapter B
Table B1. Summary of the simulated landscape budget for average (water years
1962-2003), typical (1975), dry (1990), and wet (1998) years for the Central Valley,
California ..................................................................................................................................66
Table B2. Summary of the simulated groundwater budget for average (water years
1962-2003), typical (1975), dry (1990), and wet (1998) years for the Central Valley,
California ..................................................................................................................................66
Table B3. Selected average annual hydrologic budget components for water years
1962–2003 for each of the 21 water balance areas in the Central Valley,
California ..................................................................................................................................78
Chapter C
Table C1. MODFLOW-2000 packages and processes used with the hydrologic flow
model of the Central Valley, California ...............................................................................122
Table C2. Coordinates of the Central Valley Hydrologic Model grid ..............................................126
Table C3. Land-use periods with acreage in square miles and percentage of
different virtual crop categories .........................................................................................138
Table C4. Summary of Central Valley, California, virtual crop categories and properties .........146
Table C5. Summary of fractions of transpiration and evaporation by month for
Central Valley, California, virtual crops .............................................................................150
Table C6. Average area-weighted composite efficiency for each water-balance
subregion of the Central Valley, California, through the simulation period .................151
Table C7. Average reference evapotranspiration (ETo) by month for the Central Valley,
California, for 1961–2003 based on temperature data using the Hargreaves–
Samani equation ....................................................................................................................153
Table C8. Measured and simulated hydraulic properties ................................................................157
Table C9. Estimated and Central Valley Hydrologic Model-simulated average and unit
evapotranspiration of applied water (ETaw) for the Central Valley, California ..........180
Table C10. Parameter values estimated for the Central Valley Hydrologic Model ........................185
Table C11. Simulated farm budget for the Central Valley, California, in acre-feet per year ........199
Table C12. Simulated groundwater budget for the Central Valley, California,
in acre-feet per year ............................................................................................................200