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Unconditional and Conditional Simulation of Flow and Transport in Heterogeneous, Variably Saturated Porous Media Thomas Harter D I S S E R T A T I O N The University of Arizona, 1994 ABSTRACT Spatial heterogeneity of geologic media leads to uncertainty in predicting both flow and transport in the va...
Home Download Tutorials Publications Links Overview The mSim toolbox is a suite of Matlab functions which are primarily used to simulate Non Point Source Pollution in Groundwater aquifers based on Finite element methods.
Home Download Tutorials Publications Links In the previous step we computed 32 streamlines for each domestic well and 100 steamlines for each irrigation well. The following line will load the streamline data. However if you continue from the previous tutorial you can skip this.
Home Download Tutorials Publications Links Prediction Phase Prepare loading functions Convolution The computation of URFs concludes the construction phase of NPSAT. Now we can use the URFs to make prediction for any given loading function.
Home Download Tutorials Publications Links Contents Problem Definition Flow Simulation Particle Tracking Unit Response Function computation Forward Implementation - Prediction phase This tutorial contains all the steps involved in the NPSAT construction and implementation phase.
Home Download Tutorials Publications Links This example is used to show how to run the particle tracking function. In addition we will compare the times between the 3 different options, 1) Serial in Matlab, 2) Vectorized in Matlab and 3) serial by calling the c++ version of the particle tracking.
