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GROUNDWATER MODELING REPORTS (GMR)

Groundwater Modeling Reports (GMR) are prepared by the Hydrology Division's Modeling Unit and aimed to document the development of tools used to simulate Arizona's water supply and the future demands it may encounter for various regions of the state. Reports typically include information on development of conceptual models, input data, model calibration, model results and interpretation or updates to existing models.

Location / Topic	Document Source
Phoenix	The Salt River Valley Cooperative Study Modeling Effort, Long, et al. (June 1982) [28MB pdf]
Phoenix	Groundwater Flow and Contaminant Transport Model, Central Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona. Steve Corell. Modeling Report No. 03 (February 1992). [70.5MB pdf]
Phoenix	Phoenix-Goodyear Airport Groundwater Flow and Contaminant Transport Model. Greg Bushner. Modeling Report No. 05 (September 1992) [19.3MB pdf]
Phoenix	A Regional Groundwater Flow Model of the Salt River Valley - Phase I. Hydrogeologic Framework and Basic Data Report. Corkhill, et al. Modeling Report No. 06 (April 1993) [51MB pdf]
Phoenix	A Regional Groundwater Flow Model of the Salt River Valley - Phase II. Numerical Model, Calibration, and Recommendations. Corell and Corkhill . Modeling Report No. 08 (March 1994) [153MB pdf]
Phoenix	An Application of the Regional Groundwater Flow Model of the Salt River Valley, Arizona. Analysis of Future Water Use and Supply Conditions: Current Trends Alternative 1989 - 2005. Hipke, et al. Modeling Report No. 11 (October 1996) [100MB pdf]
Phoenix	SRV Model Calibration Update 1983-2002. Technical Memo. Bota, et al. (December 2004) [1.7MB pdf]
Phoenix	Revised Groundwater Modeling Results for the East Valley Water Forum Regional Water Planning Study. Corkhill, et al. (December 2004) [2MB pdf]
Phoenix	Salt River Valley Model Geology Update (Provisional Report). Corkhill et al. Modeling Report No. 16. (October 2006) [65MB pdf] (see Modeling Report No. 23)
Phoenix	East Valley Water Forum Scenarios for the East Salt River Valley Sub-basin. An Application of the Regional Groundwater Flow Model of the Salt River Valley, Arizona. Hipke, W. Modeling Report No. 17. (April 2007) [7.7MB pdf]
Phoenix	Regional Groundwater Flow Model of the Salt River Valley, Phoenix Active Management Area, Model Update and Calibration. Freihoefer et al. Modeling Report No. 19. (April 2009) [9.3MB pdf] Report (Text) Only [300KB pdf] Figures Only [8.2MB pdf] Appendices Only [6.4MB zip]
Phoenix	Salt River Valley Groundwater Flow Model Application. 100-year Predictive Scenarios used for the Determination of Physical Availability in the Phoenix Active Management Area. Hipke. Modeling Report No. 22. (July 2010) [6.4 MB pdf] Data Files [14.9 MB zip]
Phoenix	Geological Update for the Combined SRV and Lower Hassayampa Regional Groundwater Flow Model Areas in the Phoenix AMA. Dubas. Modeling Report No. 23. (December 2010) [4.4 MB pdf] Access Database [0.56 MB zip]

Pinal	Pinal Active Management Area Regional Groundwater Flow Model Phase One: Hydrogeologic Framework, Water Budget, and Phase One Recommendations. Wickham and Corkhill. Modeling Report No. 01 (1989) [9.4MB pdf]
Pinal	Pinal Active Management Area Regional Groundwater Flow Model Phase Two: Numerical Model, Calibration Sensitivity, and Recommendations. Corkhill and Hill. Modeling Report No. 02 (1990) [69MB pdf]
Pinal	Pinal Active Management Area Second Management Plan, Simulation of Water Use Scenarios Utilizing The Pinal AMA Regional Groundwater Flow Model. Corkhill and Plato. Modeling Report No. 04 (1992) [2.8MB pdf]
Pinal	Regional Groundwater Flow Model of the Pinal Active Management Area: Provisional Report - Geology Update. Dubas and Liu. Modeling Report No. 20 (2010). [Report 63MB pdf] [Access Database Zip file 283KB]

Prescott	Hydrogeology and Simulation of Groundwater Flow, Prescott Active Management Area, Yavapai County, Arizona. Corkhill and Mason. Modeling Report No. 09 (1995) [28MB pdf] Plate 1, Modeling Report No. 09 [498KB pdf] Plate 2, Modeling Report No. 09 [643KB pdf] Plate 3, Modeling Report No. 09 [550KB pdf]
Prescott	Application of the Prescott Active Management Area Groundwater Flow Model Planning Scenario 1999-2025. Keith Nelson. Modeling Report No. 12 (2002) [4MB pdf]
Prescott	Prescott AMA Groundwater Flow Model Update Report. Timmons and Springer. Northern Arizona University (2006) [9MB pdf]

Santa Cruz	Groundwater Flow Model of the Santa Cruz Active Management Area Along the Effluent-Dominated Santa Cruz River, Santa Cruz and Pima Counties. Keith Nelson. Modeling Report No. 14 (March 2007) [5.3MB pdf]
Santa Cruz	Groundwater Flow Model of the Santa Cruz Active Management Area Microbasins International Boundary to Nogales International Wastewater Treatment Plant, Santa Cruz County, Arizona. Gretchen Erwin. Modeling Report No. 15 (2007) [105MB pdf]
Santa Cruz	Analysis of Historic Water Level Data Related to Proposed Assured Water Supply Physical Availability Criteria for the Santa Cruz Active Management Area, Santa Cruz and Pima Counties, Arizona. Corkhill and Dubas. Modeling Report No.18 (2007) [1.1MB pdf]
Santa Cruz	Risk Analysis of Pumping Impacts on Simulated Groundwater Flow in the Santa Cruz Active Management Area. Keith Nelson. Modeling Report No. 21 (May 2010) [74MB pdf]

Tucson	Groundwater Modeling Study of the Upper Santa Cruz Basin and Avra Valley in Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties, Southeastern Arizona. Travers and Mock. Unnumbered Modeling Report. Volume 1 [2.7MB pdf] Volume 2 [9.6MB pdf]
Tucson	A Regional Groundwater Flow Model of the Tucson Active Management Area, Tucson, Arizona: Simulation and Application. Mason and Bota. Modeling Report No. 13 (2006) [88MB pdf]

Upper San Pedro	A Groundwater Flow Model of the Sierra Vista Subwatershed of the Upper San Pedro Basin - Southeastern Arizona. Corell et al. Modeling Report No. 10 (December 1996) [38MB pdf]
Upper San Pedro	Groundwater Flow Model Scenarios of Future Groundwater and Surface Water Conditions: Sierra Vista Subwatershed of the Upper San Pedro Basin - Southeastern Arizona. Steve Corell. Modeling Report No. 10B (1996) [1.5MB pdf]

Yuma	Hydrogeology, Numerical Model, and Scenario Simulations of the Yuma Area Groundwater Flow Model - Arizona, California, and Mexico. Bradley Hill. Modeling Report No. 07 (October, 1993) [42MB pdf]

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