This work demonstrated the applicability of MT3DMS for heat transport of ground source heat pump systems in a confined aquifer. >> Read full publication: Ground Water 48(5), 741–756.
A numerical modeling study was presented to inspect the propagation of seasonal temperature signals from an infiltrating river into an adjacent aquifer. >> Read full publication: Ground Water 48(5), 741–756.
An analytical study was carried out to examine the effect of thermal dispersion on the simulation of temperature plumes in aquifers that evolve from vertical ground source heat pump systems. >> Read full publication: Int. J. Therm. Sci. 50(7), 1223–1231.
The thermal use of shallow subsurface is increasingly promoted and implemented as one of many environmentally friendly technologies. Theoretical background of heat transport in the subsurface is introduced and the essential thermal properties are discussed. A series of analytical and numerical tools based on the heat transport equation are also presented. Case studies are introduced…
A new analytical model was presented for the thermal analysis of ground source heat pumps considering background groundwater flow and axial effects. >> Read full publication: Int. J. Therm. Sci. 50(12), 2506–2513.
Multimodels will improve hydrogeologic modeling in consulting but further awareness is required before they are widely adopted. Groundwater Volume 55, Issue 5 >> Read full publication: Potential Use of Multimodels in Consulting to Improve Model Acceptance and Decision Making 10.1111/gwat.12559
The software presented in the article helps to run highly parameterized groundwater model calibrations and uncertainty analysis. Groundwater Volume 56, Issue 2 >> Read full publication: PPAPI: A Program for Groundwater Modeling Tasks in Distributed Parallel Computing Environments 10.1111/gwat.12623
A method was developed to quickly determine the number of wells and required well spacing to source a desired volume of groundwater given the aquifer transmissivity and available head. >> Read full publication: Analytical Method to Determine Ground Water Supply Well Network Designs (10.1111/j.1745-6584.2009.00601.x)
Increasing data volumes of transient hydraulic pressure observations, subsurface characterization and readily available cloud computing resources have enabled researchers to use highly parameterized model calibration approaches. The application of such an approach using cloud computing resources is described in Highly parameterized model calibration with cloud computing: an example of regional flow model calibration in northeast Alberta,…
Method to correct simulated heads at pumping nodes in numerical models. Particularly helpful for finite element models as there is currently no other available approach to correct for this error. Additional terms can be added for linear and nonlinear well losses. >> Read full publication: Correction of Discretization Errors Simulated at Supply Wells (10.1111/gwat.12254).
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