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Glenn Hall - MSc thesis "Evaluating the Effectiveness of Bioretention Systems for 
Managed Aquifer Recharge in Cold Climates"

Dataset - user manual
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1) Pumping test data - used for determining the aquifer saturated 
hydraulic conductivity (Thesis Appendix B)

File name - 'ucalgary_2022_hall_glenn_okotoks-br-pumpingtest-2021.xlsm'

Description: The pumping test drawdown and residual drawdown data for 19-1 and 19-2
are contained in a single excel file, with each well on a separate worksheet.
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2) MATLAB events - used for executing the MATLAB code in Thesis Appendix D

File name - 'ucalgary_2022_hall_glenn_wlevents.zip'

Description: Each zip file contains a set of plaintext files formatted to run 
correctly with the MATLAB code outlined in Thesis Appendix D. The code in the
Appendix is set to run with the 19-1 swale values, so to properly obtain the 
output for the 19-2 data files, the parameters a, b, x, and y need to be set
to the values outlined in the thesis document for the 19-2 swale. 
Additionally, the symmetry relationship for the observation location needs 
to be properly adjusted in the MATLAB code lines 163 - 166. The proper 
symmetry relationship can be found in Hantush (1967).
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3) Excel event files - used for taking the output of the MATLAB code and 
calculating the total recharge for a given event.

File name - 'ucalgary_2022_hall_glenn_19-1wlevents.xlsx' & 'ucalgary_2022_hall_glenn_19-2wlevents.xlsx'

Description: Each event is located on its own worksheet within the excel file. 
Events labeled 'Event #_O' mean that the event was omitted from analysis for one 
reason or another. Events labeled 'Event #Fake' were copies of real events that were 
intentionally altered for testing and code validation purposes and were not included 
in the Thesis results.
