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Proceedings of MODFLOW and MORE 2003: Understanding through Modeling |
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Featured
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List
of Featured Presentations |
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The
Limit of Advection-Dispersion Theory Chunmiao Zheng, Gaisheng Liu, Steven Gorelick |
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Modeling the Impact of Land Use on Surface
Water and Groundwater Quality: Transport
of Road Salt in The Grand Traverse Bay Watershed, Michigan David Hyndman, David Boutt, Karen Wayland, Bryan
Pijanowski, David Long |
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Development and Application of Bioremediation
Models - Present Status and Future Challenges T. Prabhakar Clement |
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Multi-Scale
Conjunctive Modeling of Surface and Subsurface Flow Sorab Panday |
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Scientific
Support for Groundwater Management Decisions through Coupled Models David
Steward |
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Judging
Amy's Flow Model or Assessing Model Credibility William Woessner |
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Complexity J. Jaime Gómez-Hernández |
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The
Practical Use of Simplicity in Developing Ground-Water Models Mary Hill |
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Assessing
Pollution Risk for Potential New Wells in Urban Areas Using a GIS Landuse
Database Linked to Groundwater Modelling David Lerner, Ruth Davison, Nigel Tait, Janet Whittaker |
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Reducing
Expectations and Raising Integrity in Environmental Modelling John Doherty |
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Modeling
Atmosphere-Induced Pressure Fluctuations and Chemical Vapor Transport
in a Heterogeneous Fractured Vadose Zone John McCray, W. Downs, R.W. Falta, L.T. Housley |
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The
HYDRUS-PHREEQC Multicomponent Transport Model for Variably-Saturated
Porous Media: Code Verification and Application Diederik Jacques, Jirka Simunek, Dirk
Mallants, Rien van Genuchten |
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Calibration
of the Renewed and Extended Groundwater Model of the Amsterdam Dune
Area Using Many Different Situations Simultaneously Theo Olsthoorn, Pierre Kamps |
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Testing
and Improving Conceptualization of Geohydrologic Systems through Flow
Modeling Donald Sweetkind, Claudia Faunt,
Joan Blainey |
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Challenging
MODFLOW Mary Anderson, Randall Hunt |
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Opportunities
and Challenges in Research on Ground-water Modeling Frank Schwartz, G. Allen, Y.C.
Fang, M. Ibaraki |
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SECTION 1
MODFLOW-2000, Latest Developments and
Related Issues
Session Chairs: Mary Hill, Michael McDonald, Arlen Harbaugh |
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MODFLOW-ANI:
A Fully 2-D Anisotropy Package for MODFLOW Bennie Minnema, J.R. Valstar, A. Lourens, M. de Jonge |
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Model-Layer
Variable-Direction Horizontal Anisotropy (LVDA) Capability in
MODFLOW-2000 Evan Anderman, Kenneth Kipp, Mary Hill, Johan Valstar, Roseanna
Neupauer |
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Improved
Water Table Dynamics in Block-Centered Finite-Difference Flow Models Tom Clemo |
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MODGRID,
Simultaneous Solving of Different Groundwater Flow Models at Various
Scales; An Application to the Groundwater Model of the Amsterdam Dune
Water Area Frans Schaars, Pierre Kamps, Jan Hoogendoorn, Kees Maas |
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Local
Grid Refinement Methods For MODFLOW: The Good, the Bad, and the
Ugly Steffen Mehl, Mary Hill |
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Predicting
the Impacts of Shallow Saline Groundwater on Vegetation Health: A MODFLOW
2000 Module for Alternating ET and Recharge Rebecca Doble, Glen Walker, Ian Jolly, Craig Simmons |
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Coupling
a Pipe-network to MODLFOW to Predict the Evolution of Karst Aquifers Steffen Birk, Sebastian Bauer, Rudolf Liedl, Martin Sauter |
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Effects
of Simulating Multi-node Wells on Model Calibration, Interpretation,
and Prediction Results Keith Halford, Randall Hanson |
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Application
of the Multi-Node Well Package to the Simulation of Regional-Aquifer
Systems in the Santa Clara Valley, California Randall Hanson, Z. Li, C. Faunt |
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MODFLOW
Equipped with a New Method for the Accurate Simulation of Axisymmetric
Flow Nozar Samani, Mazda Kompani-Zare, David Barry |
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Automated
Management of Discontinuous Hydrogeologic Layers in MODFLOW Models Jerry Shi, Michael Gefell, Franklin Schwartz |
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New
Subsidence Package for MODFLOW-2000 Stanley Leake, Jörn Hoffmann, D. L. Galloway, Alicia M.
Wilson |
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The
Sea Water Intrusion (SWI) Package for MODFLOW Mark Bakker, Frans Schaars |
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Detailed
Evaluation of Particle Tracking in Hydrogeologic Units Evan Anderman, Mary
Hill |
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Inversion
of Borehole Flowmeter Measurements Considering Well Screen Clogging
and Skin Tom Clemo, Warren Barrash |
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An
Alternative Approach for Assigning Well Rates in a Block-Centered Finite-Difference
Grid Adán
Pinales, Arturo Keer, Francisco Espinosa, Luisa Manzanares, Gerónimo
Llerar, Adolfo Chávez |
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SECTION 2 Connections
to MODFLOW for Simulating Processes Not Included in MODFLOW Session Chairs: Michael McDonald, Arlen Harbaugh |
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Limitations
of MODFLOW Velocity Field as the Basis for Groundwater Pollution Modeling
and an Alternative Approach to Solve these Problems M.
Ghulam Rabbani |
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MODFLOW:
A Finite-Difference Groundwater Flow Model or an Integrated Finite-Difference
Groundwater Flow Model? Dave
Romero, Thomas Maddock, |
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OpenMI:
Harmonizing Water Management Through an Open Modeling Interface Douglas
Graham, P.J.A. Gijsbers, Jan Břrge Gregersen |
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SECTION 3
Surface-Water/Ground-Water
Interaction Modeling Session
Chairs: Frank Schwartz, Mary Anderson, William Woessner, John Doherty |
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Surface/Subsurface
Modeling of Western Orange and Seminole Counties of Florida Walter Jones, Sorab
Panday, Sarah Frost, Brian McGurk |
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MODFLOW-WHT:
A Fully-Coupled, MODFLOW-based, Surface-Subsurface Watershed Model R.
Brad Thoms, Rick Johnson |
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Incorporating Surface-Water/Groundwater
Interaction in a Texas Central Gulf Coast Water-Demand-Forecasting Flow
Model Gilbert Barth |
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Grid-Independent,
Graph-Based Approach for Supporting the Streamflow-Routing Package in
Visual MODFLOW Serguei
Chmakov, Patrick Delaney |
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A
Kinematic Wave Solution for Simulating Unsaturated Flow Beneath Streams
Using MODFLOW Richard
Niswonger, David Prudic |
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Upgrading
of Non-Linear Drainage Systems in MODFLOW Models by the Use of Extremely
Detailed Elevation Data Martina
Kuijper, Chris te Stroet |
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Estimating
Induced Infiltration and Cross-River Flow From Numerical Modeling Matthew
Gamache, Robert Schreiber, Willis Weight |
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Simulation
of Water Exchange Across a Gently Sloping Lakebed, South Lake Tahoe,
California Jon
Fenske, Makrom Shatila |
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Simulation
of Fully-Coupled Surface and Subsurface Hydrologic Processes in Irrigated
Agriculture George
Matanga, Claire Jacquemin, Don DeMarco |
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A
Groundwater Flow Model of the Trifa Aquifer in Morocco El
Houcyne El Idrysy, Florimond De Smedt |
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Simulation
of Groundwater and Conjunctive Irrigation in Florida Joseph
Hughes, Ke Feng, |
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The
Integrated Northern Tampa Bay, Florida Model: Conceptualization, Construction,
and Calibration Greg
Ruskauff, P. Tara, E. Houssenipour |
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Flow Model of an Industrial Site in Pori,
W-Finland-a Simple Approximation of a Complex Drainage System Jussi
Leveinen, Petri Lintinen |
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An
Application of MODNET to the C-4 Canal Basin in the Miami Metropolitan
Area Mark
Wilsnack, K. D. Konyha |
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Surface
Water – Groundwater Interaction in a Central Texas Aquifer David
O’Rourke |
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Regional
Modeling of Groundwater Flow in the Oak Ridges Moraine Area of Southern
Ontario E.J.
Wexler, S. Holysh, D. Kassenaar, R. Gerber |
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Modeling
River Aquifer Interactions and Geologic Heterogeneity in an Alluvial
Fan System – Implications for River Flow Restoration Jan
Fleckenstein, Rich Niswonger, Graham Fogg |
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Effects
of Potential Climate Change on Lake Levels and Capture Zones Rahul
John, Tina Pint, Mary Anderson, Randy Hunt |
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Stream-Groundwater
Interactions: The Influence of Aquifer Heterogeneity and Stream Meandering
on 2-D and 3-D Hyporheic Exchange Flows Jorge
Eurico Matos, Claire Welty, Aaron Packman |
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A
MODFLOW Package For Riparian Evapotranspiration Kathryn
Baird, Thomas Maddock |
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SECTION 4 Contaminant Transport Modeling Session
Chairs: Chunmiao Zheng, T. Prabhakar Clement, Suzanne Paschke, David
Hyndman |
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Positive
Solution of Two-dimensional Solute Transport in Aquifers Paulo Herrera,
Albert Valocchi |
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The
Problem of Small Negative Concentrations in Variable Density Transport
Modeling and Two Test Results with MODCALIF Frieder
Haefner, Siegrun Boy |
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Regional-Scale
Modeling of Nitrate Contamination of Ground Water in Agriculture-Dominated
Watersheds Mohammad
Almasri, Jagath Kaluarachchi |
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Emulating
Contaminant Sources: Perspectives on the Benefits of Using Telescopic
Mesh Refinement Techniques Shawn
Leppert, Steve Lynn |
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PCGEOFIM
– A Finite Volume Model for More? Mike
Müller, Dietrich Sames, Holger Mansel |
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Modeling
of Diffusion-Limited Retardation of Contaminants in Hydraulically and
Hydrogeochemically Heterogeneous Aquifers Using a Sedimentological Facies
Approach Thomas
Ptak, Rudolf Liedl |
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Stochastic
Modeling of Colloid-Facilitated Contaminant Transport in Heterogeneous
Porous Media Ahmed
Hassan, Hesham Bekhit |
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Evaluation
of Simulated Forced-gradient Tracer Tests in Heterogeneous Aquifers:
Different Test Types Yield Different Longitudinal Dispersivity Estimates Claire
Tiedeman, Paul Hsieh |
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Simulated
Transport of Iodine-129 in the Snake River Plain Aquifer at and near
the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory: Preliminary
Results Gordon
Rattray, Daniel Ackerman |
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Geochemical Transport Modeling of Water
Quality Changes During Managed Artificial Recharge Henning Prommer,
Janek Greskowiak, Pieter Stuyfzand, Chittaranjan Ray |
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ART3D: An Analytical Model for Predicting
3-Dimensional Reactive Transport Cristhian
Quezada, Clarissa M. Hansen, T. Prabhakar Clement, Norman L. Jones,
Kang-Kun Lee |
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Reactive Transport of U(VI) in Groundwater John
Phillippi, Tirtha Gautam, Prabhakar Clement, Melissa McIndoe, Mark Barnett,
Eric Roden |
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Modelling of TCE Reactive Transport in a
Partly Fe0 Filled Fracture:Conceptual Model and Lumped Parameter Approach Zuansi Cai, Neil R. Thomson, Sascha Oswald, Ryan Wilson,
David N. Lerner |
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Modelling Reactive Transport in Conduit-Continuum
Hybrid Systems Sabine
Spiessl, Martin Sauter, Henning Prommer, Tobias Licha, Chunmiao Zheng |
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Multicomponent Simulation of Biodegradation
Applying Locally Adaptive Remeshing and Parallel Processing Ian Watson, P. Bastian, R.S. Crouch, S.E.Oswald, |
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Modeling Natural Attenuation of BTEX and Chlorinated Ethenes in a Landfill
Leachate Plume Geoff
Thyne, Margaret Dodds, John McCray |
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Reactive Transport Modeling of Mineral Fouling
in Permeable Reactive Barriers Lin
Li, Elizabeth Mergener, Craig Benson |
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Nitrogen Transformation and Transport Model
in Saturated Soils: Model Formulation and Field Application Mee-Sun
Lee, Kang-Kun Lee, T. Prabhakar Clement, David Hamilton |
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Constraining Ground Water Model Calibration
Using Geological Information Steven
Young, Dave Barton, Trevor Budge |
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Comparison of Analytical and Numerical Models
for the Advection-Dispersion Equation: Mass Balance Errors in Analytical
Solutions from Incorrect Application of the Retardation Factor Todd
Umstot |
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Upscaling Adsorption J.
Jaime Gómez Hernández, Jianlin Fu |
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Evaluation of Estimation Errors of Partitioning
Tracer Tests for Source Zones with DNAPL Pools Elena
Moreno-Barbero, Tissa Illangasekare |
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SECTION 5 Typical Problems Encountered in Modeling
and Their Solutions Session
Chairs: David Steward, Rien van Genuchten |
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Combining Vertically Integrated Flows and
Three-Dimensional Flows in Regional Groundwater Modeling Otto
Strack, Randal Barnes |
329 |