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Forecasting Edwards Aquifer Water Level Brian Overton Budi Yulianto ChiYan Cheung Jessica Sison Leann Lewis Terran Fiske
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Outline The Edwards Aquifer, Background and Objective Regression Models and Variables Time Series Decomposition Model ARIMA Model Model Comparisons and Selection Conclusion
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A Brief Background on the Edwards Aquifer The Edwards aquifer is a cavernous limestone reservoir in the south-central Texas area. The aquifer is replenished by waters flowing from area rivers and rainfall over its recharge zones (San Antonio, New Braunfels, San Marcos and parts of Austin). Purpose: To use statistical analysis to determine the most effective model to forecast the water level in the Edwards Aquifer
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‘95 - ‘96 Drought ‘98 Drought El Nino
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Regression Models Complete Model Comal Springs Model Complete without Comal Springs Complete Interaction and Interaction 2 Stepwise Raw and Interaction Stepwise Raw, Raw 2, Interaction, Interaction 2
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Comal Springs Models: A Special Case
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Aquifer Water Level versus the Comal Springs Flow
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Regression Variables Average Precipitation Average Temperature Average Salado Treatment Plant In-Flow Average Dos Rios Treatment Plant BOD Texas Unemployment Rate Southwest Retail Sales Natural Gas Production
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Regression Models
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Time Series Decomposition Model
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Autocorrelation analysis PAC’s indicates first order autoregressive SAC’s dampens toward 0
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Conclusion Best Model was... R, R 2, I, I 2 Stepwise Regression
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