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Assessment of the operating modes of radial collector wells reveals that the   pumping levels in the well caissons are very low relative to the   depth/elevation of the laterals, which is a common occurrence at Belgrade   Groundwater Source. As a result, well discharge capacities vary over a broad   range and groundwater levels in the capture zones differ even when the rate   of discharge is the same. Five characteristic groundwater level regimes are   identified and their origin is analyzed using representative wells as   examples. The scope and type of background information needed to identify the   groundwater level regime are presented and an interpretation approach is   proposed for preliminary assessment of the aquifer potential at the well site   for providing the needed amount of groundwater. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke   Republike Srbije, br. OI176022, br. TR33039 i br. III43004

geološki anali balkanskoga poluostrva/geološki anali balkanskog poluostrva

Characteristic groundwater level regimes in the capture zones of radial collector wells and importance of identification (Case study of Belgrade Groundwater Source)