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APPLICATION OF THE TRUNCATED PLURIGAUSSIAN METHOD TO DELINEATE HYDROFACIES DISTRIBUTION IN HETEROGENEOUS AQUIFERS

Summary: We analyze the performance of the Truncated Plurigaussian Simulation method (TPS) for the reconstruction of the internal hydrofacies architecture within large scale aquifer systems. This allows including conceptual geological information in a characterization procedure. The impact of adopting a TPS or a traditional indicator-based approach to generate multiple realizations of geo-materials distributions is assessed through numerical Monte Carlo analysis of vertically averaged hydraulic heads collected during a simulated pumping test.