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Risk Assessment for a Proposed Groundwater Abstraction Scheme in Strathmore, North‐East Scotland: a Modelling Approach

The Lower Old Red Sandstones in northern Strathmore have favourable hydrogeological conditions for ground‐water development. A scheme was proposed to abstract water in the north Esk catchment in order to augment water supplies to local villages, and a production borehole was drilled into the Edzell Sandstones to give a design yield of 2420 m3/d. However, this scheme has been abandoned because of concern that the abstraction would significantly reduce the flow in a nearby stream which is an important salmonid fishery.