OpenGeoSys Tutorial
Computational Hydrology II: Groundwater Quality Modeling
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Seawater intrusion is a worldwide increasing challenge, which lowers the freshwater availability by salination of fresh groundwater resources in coastal areas. The abstraction-desalination-recharge (ADR) metho...
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Leaky urban drainage networks (UDNs) exfiltrating wastewater can contaminate aquifers. Detailed knowledge on spatiotemporal distributions of water-dissolved, sewer-borne contaminants in groundwater is essentia...
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Groundwater is the main source of freshwater in the European Union, yet freshwaters are polluted by organic contaminants if contaminants are not efficiently removed in wastewater treatment plants. Here we revi...
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Plant–soil feedbacks in mangrove ecosystems are important for ecosystem resilience and can be investigated by establishing links between empirical and modelling studies.
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To cope with water scarcity in drylands, stormwater is often collected in surface basins and subsequently stored in shallow aquifers via infiltration. These stormwater harvesting systems are often accompanied ...
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Groundwater is the main source of water supply in the European Union and therefore, the conservation and protection of this freshwater resource against pollution are key issues. Organic micropollutants have ra...
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It is commonly accepted that vegetation patterns and water supply mutually define each other. In mangroves, soil water salinity and the corresponding osmotic potential are the main drivers of plant water suppl...
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The work package E was introduced as an addition to the “Urban Catchments”-project, in late 2016, more than one and a half year after its start. Its objective was to create a groundwater model to complete the ...
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The overall objective of the project was the development of water management system solutions for a sustainable improvement of water quality in the city of Chaohu and in the Chao Lake. The Urban Water Resource...
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In a geothermal system, unstable fluid density profiles due to temperature variations can trigger the onset and development of free thermal convective processes (J.W. Elder. Transient convection in a porous me...
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The numerical model should represent the best characterization of the groundwater flow and solute transport process for the aquifer system of the study area in Ashi catchment. In order to simulate the processe...
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One of the main applications of numerical groundwater models is to predict future field behavior.
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The tutorial explains the step by step development of a steady state groundwater model and a conservative and reactive transport model with the help of open source software, first of all the numerical modellin...
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The mesh creation process via the OGS Data Explorer requires the selection of geometric data sets and the parametrization of those elements by the graphical user interface of the OGS Data Explorer.
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In our last part of the simulation, we will forecast changes in groundwater regime impacted by increasing drinking water abstraction rates (Sect. 1.2.3) and show h...
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For the assessment of lake’s eutrophication status, a great deal of data uncertainties exists under the circumstances that monitoring data often are scarce and inaccuracy or the variation intervals are wide. I...
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The purpose of this benchmark is to verify the new directional transport boundary in OpenGeoSys. Therefore, a groundwater and solute transport model of an unconfined coastal under influence was devel...
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The Theis problem describes a transient lowering of the water table caused by a pum** well (see Fig. 4.1). In order to show the basic steps to set up simple numerical models with different dimensions in OGS, we...