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OO Big O Joan Krone Denison University Department of Math and CS Granville, Ohio 43023 740-587-6484 [email protected] W. F. Ogden The Ohio State University Neal Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43210 614-292-6007 [email protected] SUMMARY When traditional Big O analysis is rigorously applied to object oriented software, several deficiencies quickly manifest themselves. Because the traditional defin...

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We address the problem of characterizing heterogeneity in regional aquifer systems using databases derived from borehole logs in the public domain (predominantly water well logs of varying quality). We also address the problem of representing that heterogeneity within models for ground water flow and transport. We focus on sedimentary aquifer systems in which sedimentary unit types have differe...

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In hydrogeological investigations, the scale at which model parameters (e.g., hydraulic conductivity) are measured is usually quite different from the scale at which heads and contaminant concentrations are measured. The scale of grid blocks used in numerical simulations is usually different from the aforementioned two scales. However, measured concentrations and heads are used for calibration ...

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