Abstract

The Dammam Formation is a karstic aquifer in Kuwait that has a large range of transmissivity and, hence, productivity. The statistical analysis of 97 observations of transmissivity and specific capacity show the strong influence of outliers. A comparison of median values of these parameters indicates that the well field Shigaya C is the most productive and the Sulaibiya well field is the least productive. Logarithmic transformations of specific capacity and transmissivity show a positive linear relationship.

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