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the identifi cation of the principal hydrogeologic formations (permeable,
semi-permeable, impermeable), as well as their extent, and the nature
of the principal aquifer (porous, fractured, or karst environments);
the detailed analysis of the reservoirs under consideration in terms of
geometry and heterogeneity;
the defi nition of infi ltration, circulation, and restitution conditions for
groundwater;
the spatiotemporal relationships that could relate these aquifers
between themselves and with their environment (lakes, rivers, sea);
a global analysis and an overall outline of underground circulations
and of the exchanges revealed.
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