Ground Water · 1993 · 21 citations · 3 references
EngineeringHydrologyGroundwater HydrologyHydrogeologySubsurface Fluid FlowPollutant DispersionSlug FlowHydrodynamic DispersionPlume Characterization
Abstract An analytical method is developed whereby longitudinal and transversal dispersivities can be determined for a two‐dimensional plume generated by slug tracer injection in a uniform ground‐water flow field. One solution procedure requires concentration versus time data from two sampling wells through which the plume passes. A second solution procedure uses a least‐squares method to obtain optimal parameter estimations when only one sampling well is available. Both methods are particularly useful since they do not require a priori knowledge of either the direction or magnitude of the pore velocity. Detailed example calculations illustrate the solution procedures and show that these methods are successful.
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Dispersive Sources in Uniform Ground-Water Flow
Bruce Hunt · Journal of the Hydraulics Division · 1978 · 106 citations