A Practical Manual on Groundwater Modelling
Synopsis
<div>This Practical Manual on Groundwater Modelling presents the basic theories of groundwater flow and contaminant transport as applied to the construction of numerical models. It covers the following areas: <br clear="none"/><br clear="none"/>• Basic principles of finite element methods as applied to groundwater problems (flow and transport)<br clear="none"/>• General procedures for constructing models<br clear="none"/>• Practical tracking methods for the solution of transport problems <br clear="none"/>• Illustrative examples and case studies <br clear="none"/><br clear="none"/>The manual is designed for practising hydrologists, environmental engineers and scientists who require a primer in groundwater modelling. It is also suitable for graduate students of groundwater hydrology.</div>
Chapters
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Introduction
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Review of Governing Equations
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Solution of Simultaneous Equations
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Finite Differences
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Finite Elements
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Particle Tracking Methods
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References
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Glossary
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Appendices
