Ground Water Modeling The CD-ROM of Ground Water Modeling by Environmental Simulation Inc. and Environmental Graphics Inc. Install and evaluate hundreds of software packages related to ground water modeling and geochemistry. If you are a ground water modeler, you cannot afford to be without this valuable reference! This powerful CD contains over 125 Ground Water and Geochemical Models collected from: EPA - 15 models from the Center for Subsurface Modeling Support, including BIOPLUME II for predicting biodegradation of gasoline contaminated ground water. Strengthen your teams ability to monitor natural attenuation with this EPA collection. USGS- 44 models including every public domain USGS model published since 1987. Expand your modeling power immediately! Internet- 75 ground water and environmental models downloaded"off the Net" - including EPA's Center for Exposure Assessment Modeling (CEAM). No refunds on software. Quantity Member Nonmember 1997/ Catalog #X730. Member: $229; Nonmember: $249 Designing Ground Water Models with WindowsY by William C. Walton Lewis Publishers This book explains how to design a ground water model using the accompanying customized DesignMod software, which uses the mouse and rich graphical features of the Windows environment. It enables the user to quickly and easily draw cross sections and plan views with site base map information, contour, and zonation pattern overlays. Quantity Member Nonmember 1995/ Catalog #T525/ 208 pages. Member: $56; Nonmember: $70 Ground Water Modeling by James Mercer and Charles R. Faust NGWA The basic concepts of mathematical and numerical models are covered in this publication. Designed for the manager or hydrologist with little or no modeling experience. Limitations and uses of ground water models are also covered. Quantity Member Nonmember 1981/ Catalog #T025/ 60 pages. Member: $9; Nonmember: $11.25 Ground Water Models for Resources Analysis and Management by Aly I. El-Kadi Lewis Publishers Presenting papers from the 1994 Pacific Northwest/Oceania Conference: Assessment of Models for Ground Water Resources Analysis and Management, this book assesses ground water models and defines future modeling needs. It reviews the latest model development and application in regional ground water management, unsaturated flow/multiphase flow and transport, island modeling, biological and virus transport, and fracture flow. Quantity Member Nonmember 1995/ Catalog #T476/ 432 pages. Member: $65; Nonmember: $81.25 Introduction to Ground Water Modeling by Herbert Wang and Mary Anderson Academic Press This book covers both finite difference and finite element methods and includes practical sample programs that demonstrate theoretical points described in the text. Each chapter is followed by problems, notes, and references to additional information. Some key features include: sample FORTRAN programs which demonstrate problem-solving techniques; lists problems at the end of each chapter and provides a thorough introduction to computerized numerical ground water modeling. Quantity Member Nonmember 1995/ Catalog #T526/ 237 pages. Member: $47.70; Nonmember: $51.50 Practical Aspects of Ground Water Modeling (3rd edition) by William Walton NGWA The author is truly a father of modern-day hydrogeology. Coming to mathematical modeling after decades of practical field experience, he has written a comprehensive basic text that is understandable to ground water scientists and engineers. Quantity Member Nonmember 1988/ Catalog #T165/ 588 pages. Member: $25; Nonmember: $31.25 SESOIL in Environmental Fate and Risk Modeling Edited by Marc Bonazountas, David M. Hetrick, Paul T. Kostecki, and Edward J. Calabrese Amherst Scientific Publishers A series of papers on applications using SESOIL, a computer program which predicts the fate and transport of chemicals in soils and and the unsaturated zone. A perfect reference to accompany the National Ground Water Education Foundation's course on Risk-Based Soil and Ground Water Clean-up. Quantity Member Nonmember 1997/ Catalog #T557. Member: $57; Nonmember: $67 Theis Made Easy: New Methods and a Computer Program in Well Hydraulics (diskette) by Michael Kasenow, Ph.D. Water Resources Publications This book provides theory and application, for new and improved methods that can be used to solve for transmissivity and the storage coefficient using pump test data and the Theis equation Ñ without the Theis curve. Methods are provided that use pump test, recovery, and specific capacity data. Promising new methods that solve for the storage coefficient using observation well recovery data are also included. Full page illustrations and easy-to-read tables are utilized to reduce the learning curve. Computer program and numerous data sets are also provided. Quantity Member Nonmember 1994/ Catalog #T474/ 284 pages WITH FREE SOFTWARE!. Member: $85; Nonmember: $100 Using Specific Capacity to Estimate Transmissivity: Field and Computer Methods by Michael Kasenow, Ph.D. and Paul Pare Water Resources Publications This book provides methods, application, and a user friendly computer program that solves for transmissivity using specific capacity data obtained from a production well. An accurate field method is given, along with a computer program that corrects for well efficiency and partial penetration in a confined aquifer, and dewatering in an unconfined aquifer. It is easy to use, offers fast results, and provides a comprehensive output. Examples and step-by-step tutorials are provided. Quantity Member Nonmember 1995/ Catalog #T527/ 90 pages. Member: $40; Nonmember: $50
Install and evaluate hundreds of software packages related to ground water modeling and geochemistry. If you are a ground water modeler, you cannot afford to be without this valuable reference! This powerful CD contains over 125 Ground Water and Geochemical Models collected from:
EPA - 15 models from the Center for Subsurface Modeling Support, including BIOPLUME II for predicting biodegradation of gasoline contaminated ground water. Strengthen your teams ability to monitor natural attenuation with this EPA collection.
USGS- 44 models including every public domain USGS model published since 1987. Expand your modeling power immediately!
Internet- 75 ground water and environmental models downloaded"off the Net" - including EPA's Center for Exposure Assessment Modeling (CEAM). No refunds on software.
This book explains how to design a ground water model using the accompanying customized DesignMod software, which uses the mouse and rich graphical features of the Windows environment. It enables the user to quickly and easily draw cross sections and plan views with site base map information, contour, and zonation pattern overlays.
The basic concepts of mathematical and numerical models are covered in this publication. Designed for the manager or hydrologist with little or no modeling experience. Limitations and uses of ground water models are also covered.
Presenting papers from the 1994 Pacific Northwest/Oceania Conference: Assessment of Models for Ground Water Resources Analysis and Management, this book assesses ground water models and defines future modeling needs. It reviews the latest model development and application in regional ground water management, unsaturated flow/multiphase flow and transport, island modeling, biological and virus transport, and fracture flow.
This book covers both finite difference and finite element methods and includes practical sample programs that demonstrate theoretical points described in the text. Each chapter is followed by problems, notes, and references to additional information. Some key features include: sample FORTRAN programs which demonstrate problem-solving techniques; lists problems at the end of each chapter and provides a thorough introduction to computerized numerical ground water modeling.
The author is truly a father of modern-day hydrogeology. Coming to mathematical modeling after decades of practical field experience, he has written a comprehensive basic text that is understandable to ground water scientists and engineers.
A series of papers on applications using SESOIL, a computer program which predicts the fate and transport of chemicals in soils and and the unsaturated zone. A perfect reference to accompany the National Ground Water Education Foundation's course on Risk-Based Soil and Ground Water Clean-up.
This book provides theory and application, for new and improved methods that can be used to solve for transmissivity and the storage coefficient using pump test data and the Theis equation Ñ without the Theis curve. Methods are provided that use pump test, recovery, and specific capacity data. Promising new methods that solve for the storage coefficient using observation well recovery data are also included. Full page illustrations and easy-to-read tables are utilized to reduce the learning curve. Computer program and numerous data sets are also provided.
This book provides methods, application, and a user friendly computer program that solves for transmissivity using specific capacity data obtained from a production well. An accurate field method is given, along with a computer program that corrects for well efficiency and partial penetration in a confined aquifer, and dewatering in an unconfined aquifer. It is easy to use, offers fast results, and provides a comprehensive output. Examples and step-by-step tutorials are provided.