Subsurface flow and transport: a stochastic approach

A Many-Task Parallel Approach for Multiscale Simulations of Subsurface Flow and Reactive Transport

Continuum-scale models have long been used to study subsurface flow, transport, and reactions but lack the ability to resolve processes that are governed by pore-scale mixing. Recently, porescale models, which explicitly resolve individual pores and soil grains, have been developed to more accurately model pore-scale phenomena, particularly reaction processes that are controlled by local mixing...

Data Assimilation Application to the Subsurface Flow and Solute Transport

Modeling of Flow and Transport Processes in the Subsurface

Simulating Subsurface Flow and Transport on Ultrascale Computers using PFLOTRAN

We describe PFLOTRAN, a recently developed code for modeling multi-phase, multicomponent subsurface flow and reactive transport using massively parallel computers. PFLOTRAN is built on top of PETSc, the Portable, Extensible Toolkit for Scientific Computation. Leveraging PETSc has allowed us to develop—with a relatively modest investment in development effort—a code that exhibits excellent perfo...

Modeling of Water Flow and Nitrate Transport to Subsurface Drains

In this study, the water flow and nitrate transport to a subsurface drain, using a simplified and detailed model, are simulated for the specific hydro-geological conditions of Elverdinge and Assenede, Belgium. Previously, the DRAIN MOD-N model proved to be able to simulate nitrate concentrations and drainage well for an in-situ leaching experiment, the “Hooibeekhoeve” in the community of Geel (...