GSFLOW is a new U.S. Geological Survey model for simulating ground-water/surface-water interactions. GSFLOW couples PRMS (the Precipitation Runoff Modeling System) to MODFLOW (the Modular Ground-Water Model) with modules for simulating flow and storage in unsaturated-zones, lakes, and streams. GSFLOW simulates infiltration, runoff generation, and lateral flow in temporarily saturated material (...

The scale of CO2 injection into the subsurface required to address CO2 atmospheric concentrations is unprecedented. Multiple injection sites injecting into multiple formations will create a large excess pressure zone extending far beyond the limited volume where CO2 is present. In a closed system, additional mass is accommodated by the compressibility of system components, an increase in fluid ...

Introduction MT3DMS is a three-dimensional (3D) multispecies contaminant transport model with a modular structure to permit simulation of solute transport processes independently or jointly (Zheng and Wang 1999; Zheng 2009). MT3DMS interfaces directly with the U.S. Geological Survey’s finite-difference ground water flow model, MODFLOW, for the flow solution, and supports all the hydrologic and ...

Vegetation change in arid areas may lead to the redistribution of regional water resources, which can intensify competition between ecosystems and humans for resources. This study aimed accurately model impact vegetation on hydrological processes an endorheic river watershed undergoing revegetation, namely, middle lower reaches Bayin River basin, China. A LU-SWAT-MODFLOW was developed by integr...

Predicting and characterising groundwater flow solute transport in engineering hydrogeological applications, such as dimensioning tracer experiments, rely primarily on numerical modelling techniques. During software selection for modelling, the accuracy of results, financial costs simulation software, computational resources should be considered. This study evaluates approaches outlines advanta...