Reactive transport modeling

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Method synopsis

Integrated groundwater flow and reactive transport modeling using PHT-USG coupled with MODFLOW-USG for geochemical reactions and PHREEQC for reaction modeling. Includes parameter estimation using PEST calibration software.

Reactive transport modeling

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Method synopsis

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Papers Using This Protocol (10)

Single-Well Push–Pull Tracer Test Analyses to Determine Aquifer Reactive Transport Parameters at a Former Uranium Mill Site (Grand Junction, Colorado)

Beaver dams overshadow climate extremes in controlling riparian hydrology and water quality

Beaver dams overshadow climate extremes in controlling riparian hydrology and water quality

Modeling the Impact of Riparian Hollows on River Corridor Nitrogen Exports

Improving predictions of stream CO2 concentrations and fluxes using a stream network model: A case study in the East River watershed, CO, USA

Seasonal Manganese Transport in the Hyporheic Zone of a Snowmelt-Dominated River (East River, Colorado)

Tracking diverse minerals, hungry organisms, and dangerous contaminants using reactive transport models

Species Studied With This Protocol

Castor canadensis

Hydrometridae

Geobacter

Arctopsyche grandis

Sphagnum

wetland plants

Bacteria

Iron Fen

Pekania pennanti

Salvelinus confluentus

Places Where Used

Colorado

East River Watershed

Crested Butte

East River

Gunnison River Basin

Slate River

Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory

Coal Creek

Upper Colorado River Basin

western U.S.

Distinct Source Water Chemistry Shapes Contrasting Concentration-Discharge Patterns

Geochemical exports to river from the intra-meander hyporheic zone under transient hydrologic conditions: East River Mountainous Watershed, Colorado

Impact of intra-meander hyporheic flow on nitrogen cycling