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Tools to calculate the theoretical spectral response of fluid-pressure in a water well to harmonic strains (e.g., tides, long-period seismic waves).
This code calculates the response at two types of wells: a sealed well and an open well (exposed to atmosphere).
The theoretical model for a sealed well, where fluids are isolated from atmospheric pressure, responding to dilational strains from seismic waves is from Kitagawa, et al. (2011) which this package is named after.
The first theoretical model for a sealed well responding to seismic displacements is from Cooper, et al. (1965).
This package also includes support for the models in Hsieh, et al. (1987). Rojstaczer (1988), and Liu, et al. (1989), which are based on various sources (i.e., tides, atmospheric pressure, and seismic waves). Wang, et al. (2018) modifies these solutions to include leakage. ## Getting Started
You can install the package via CRAN from within the R environment:
install.packages("kitagawa")Load the package library and take a look at the vignettes:
library(kitagawa)
vignette(package='kitagawa')Should you wish to install the development version of this software, the remotes library will be useful:
library(remotes)
install_github("abarbour/remotes")These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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