Abstract

In the present study, we co-simulate hydrofacies and piezometric data in order to construct geostatistical realizations of underground geology in an area of the West Thessaly basin. This basin is of great importance in terms of sustainable water management and environmental perspective in Greece. Through Plurigaussian modeling, the hydrofacies are first transformed into Gaussian Random Fields. Then, a Linear Coregionalization Model is established to account for the dependencies between hydrofacies and the Normal scores of piezometric data. The effect of co-simulation shows an improvement of the facies transition probabilities in comparison with those of Plurigaussian simulation. For the purpose of this study, we use the GeoSim package in R developed by our team for the implementation of Plurigaussian simulation and co-simulation.

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