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Hi all, I would like to simulate a ISCO experiment, that is the injection of KMnO4 in groundwater which will react with some sorbed hydrocarbons. The oxidant...
Guillaume Tavernier
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Feb 4, 2005
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Dear List Members, Due to internet connectivity problems for past few days (and also due to the inability to access the Yahoo! mail properly which still...
C. P. Kumar
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Hello everyone, Thanks for the response to my previous question. I am using visual modflow for contaminant transport. while running the model i get error...
suza krintern
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Feb 4, 2005
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Greetings, Can anyone tell me if Modflow can effectively model fractured aquifers? If yes, how small should the grid cells be? We normally measure the...
Ricardo Baja
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Feb 4, 2005
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Roland, By default, Windows can allocate up to 2.0GB of memory for storing data and code. The 4GB address space offered by the operating system is split in two...
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I am relatively new at groundwater modelling. I am currently trying to model groundwater flow for a particular catchment using gms (modflow) How do i go about...
Basoh
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Feb 4, 2005
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Hi Guillaume, MT3DMS and both standard versions of RT3D (v.1 and 2.5) have no specific reaction modules to simulate effects of permanganate injection. We also...
Mikhail Gogolev
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Feb 4, 2005
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You can approximate a granular media aquifer with a fractured media aquifer, as long as there are quite a few fractures and the cell size is "large" relative...
Glover, Tim
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Hello Suza, Try going to the Run Menu of Visual Modflow and click on the MT3D option at the top of the screen and select Solution Method. In the Solution...
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Greetings to all: This is the last year that the course will be conducted at University of Nevada Las Vegas. Visitor access to the US Department of Energy's ...
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Feb 6, 2005
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Brenda - You must first conceptualize the system. What are your boundaries? Is the system confined, unconfined, or both? What does the potentiometric surface...
Roberto
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Feb 9, 2005
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Dear Groundwater Researchers To monitor groundwater fluctuations in an unconfined alluvial aquifer , I have chosen open dug wells AS OBSERVATION WELLS located...
Eakambaram Suburayalu
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Feb 10, 2005
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Dear all, I have built a hydrogeological model (steady and transient flow) by Modflow using a convergence criterion of 0.01. Now I m performing previsions but ...
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Hello Fakir, Waterloo Hydrogeologic, Inc. has developed a Non-Convergence Tip Sheet for Visual MODFLOW users. Even if you are not working with Visual MODFLOW,...
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FAKIR: I cannot give you any definite answers based on the information you provided, but you need to know why the cells are drying. Do they go dry due to the...
Wilsnack, Mark
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Feb 11, 2005
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Dear Eakambaram Suburayalu, I assume that you are modelling only the unconfined aquifer system i.e. top aquifer. There is no problem in selecting partially...
Dr. Ashok Kumar
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Feb 11, 2005
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Dear FAKIR Younes, You may try with different solver for convergence of your model. You may slightly increase your convergence criteria if there is large...
Dr. Ashok Kumar
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Feb 11, 2005
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Partial penetration for monitoring groundwater elevations in your unconfined alluvial aquifer should be OK. It might be a problem if you have significant...
Walter Weinig
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Feb 11, 2005
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Fakir, What is your mass balance in the model? If it is reasonable than try to increase your convergence to say 0.05 or 0.1 re-run the model and check the mass...
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JOSH invites professional and/or academician from universities, state and federal agencies to join the editorial board of Journal of Spatial Hydrology (JOSH) ...
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Dear sir Thank you very much for the guidance given to me. I am interested only on the top unconfined aquifer. I will continue monitoring partially...
Eakambaram Suburayalu
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Feb 11, 2005
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Dear Chris Helmer, Attachments are not allowed in this group. Consequently, your message was posted to the group without any attachment. Now, queries are being...
C. P. Kumar
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Feb 11, 2005
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Hello Fakir, Erna, and others, I have learned that attachments are not permitted in this discussion group, so please feel free to access WHI's Non Convergence...
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List members: We sincerely apologize for any convenience due to bad URL for Reviewer application submission. The Journal of Spatial Hydrology (JOSH: ...
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Feb 12, 2005
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Hello all, I wanted to know if it is possible in PMWIN to have different grid/mesh size for different layers? if yes, how? can anybody help me. thanks in...
syed hashmath
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Feb 21, 2005
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Hi Syed, The answer is NO, you can not have different grids in different layers. You have to design your grid in such a way that it will fulfil all your ...
Bron Smolski
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Hello everybody, I face always the problem of long time delay by review of submitted articles to peer-reviewed Journals. For instance, I had to wait more than...
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Feb 22, 2005
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Syed: Bron is correct, the grid / mesh size must be the same for all layers. However, you can use no-flow cells to activet/deactivate different areas of the...
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Feb 22, 2005
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Try Journal of contaminant Hydrology if it's appropriate. Zev ... From: "herodelft" <herodelft@...> To: <gwmodel@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Monday, February...
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Herdelft, Try Landuse & Water Resources Research http://www.luwrr.com/welcome.html Or G cubed if the paper is general enough for a geophysical rather than ...
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