Fig. 8
Trend analysis results for RIMAS monitoring wells with more than seven consecutive years of daily observation across Brazil and their distribution within Brazilian Köppen-Geiger climate classifications84 (Af: Tropical rainforest; Am: Tropical monsoon; Aw: Tropical savanna; BSh: Arid steppe, hot; Cwa: Temperate, dry winter, hot summer; Cwb: Temperate, dry winter, warm summer; Cfa: Temperate, no dry season, hot summer; Cfb: Temperate, no dry season, warm summer; (a). Location of the Urucuia-Areado Aquifer in Brazil70 (b). (c) Detailed view of six RIMAS monitoring wells (1: id2900020674; 2: id2900020672; 3: id2900021798; 4: id2900024872; 5: id2900024877; 6: id2900024879) within the Urucuia-Areado Aquifer (c). Groundwater levels are displayed as depth below ground level (d). Note that the groundwater level axes do not start at 0 m, and a break is introduced between 35 m and 75 m to enhance data visualization.
