Water Table

[@mitchtalmadge]

I wish explanation videos were this well prepared and demonstrated these days. Fantastic video

[@jarnevanbec2886]

Yes. What you would normally see here is some guy explaining all of this with continouous focus on his face, large hand gestures and no single visual representation. If we would be lucky, maybe we would see some video of a river or something. For 5 seconds. We need a youtube version with high educational standards.

[@Shantimors]

Awesome geek-out! Great demonstration of what happens from a pt source pollution and it's spread with g. water flow.

[@KoolViking3]

Thank you for this video! Very good presentation.

[@Summerlove879]

Thank you for this helpful video ! It really helped me succeed on my geology test :) I appreciate it!

[@Jason-mi7jt]

Great video

[@curicastevic]

Amazing video!

[@joshuafelty6779]

This was excellent. :)

[@afumbomanselm2017]

Thank you for this

[@MrRICHARDGOMEZ]

very helpful video. thanks a lot

[@jakekell4119]

Excellent video. One question: on the area of influence model, aren't you building the end result into it (in the shape of the hole in the foam)? Wouldn't you rather no foam at all - just the wooden edges, to show how drawing water affects the water table?

[@chazzbomedia8197]

Jake Kell Sorry for the delayed response...to be honest, I'm simply the video producer for the program, and my knowledge is limited to putting programs together...you'd be better served contacting the folks at Penn State Extension to get a more complete answer. Thanks for watching.

[@RobertSzasz]

It's a representative model rather than a scale physical model, so the hole and curves are roughly based on how water flows. A large number of observation wells in an actual flow model would show a similar shape.

[@TheKellisunshyne]

I was told that this demonstration would be done by Jerry Sandusky.

[@p9329464768]

i want more presentation sir

[@steveweiner7260]

So have you guys in Pennsylvania experienced any groundwater pollution from fracking yet?

[@sdfpcplay9392]

6:14 skrrt

[@anaiaharthur7461]

nice

[@jarnevanbec2886]

What you would normally see here is some guy explaining all of this with continouous focus on his face, large hand gestures and no single visual representation. If we would be lucky, maybe we would see some video of a river or something. For 5 seconds. We need a youtube version with high educational standards.

[@Binwas]

how yes wasted ur time :)

[@jrpeet]

Great job