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Remote Sens. 2022, 14, 1383 19 of 22 Appendix B. Data Requirements for the Groundwater Flow Model Development Materials to support the workflow development are found here: github.com/ HughesAG/LiBol_Workflow (accessed on 1 February 2022). Task Conceptual model of groundwater flow and solute transport Water balance: surface and groundwater Activity Develop understanding of occurrence of groundwater flow along with rock mass that contributes Li and other solutes to the inflow to the salar at the watershed scale Data Requirements -3D geological understanding -Distribution of parameters: transmissivity, storage coefficients, porosity, and exchange coefficients for leaching Li from host rocks-Groundwater flowpaths (piezometric surface) -Groundwater hydrographs (30 years) -Groundwater geochemistry to inform -Output: 3D conceptual understanding of groundwater flow at the watershed scale Static data: -DEM—25 m resolution (ASCII gridded) -River network (shapefile) -Land cover map—vector/1 km gridded -Soil map—vector/1 km gridded -Geology map—vector/1 km gridded Driving data: -Rainfall—1 km gridded/daily (30 years) -Potential evaporation—1 km gridded/monthly (30 years) -Temperature—1 km gridded/daily (30 years)) Output: gridded monthly recharge values/gridded monthly runoff/time series river flows Daily riverflow (30 years) Monthly actual abstraction (30 years) Location (X, Y) and outflows (30 years) Calculated output Provide by recharge model Collated for water balance Calculated from riverflow data Collated for water balance Collated for conceptual modelling Top and base for each unit (gridded ASCII) Issues Need to establish depth of groundwater flow in watershed Groundwater flow model Recharge model (incl. runoff) Riverflow data Abstraction: surface water and groundwater Springs Inflow to the salars Recharge Abstraction River baseflow Springflow Groundwater head time series Geometry of aquifer units Calibration data Calibration data Calibration dataPDF Image | Lithium Brine Deposit Formation
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