Hydrologic models model comparisons

Berthier, E., Dupont, S., Andrieu, H., and Mestayer, PG. (2001), Comparison of evapotranspiration in an urban area, as evaluated by both an atmospheric model and a hydrological model, International Symposium on Environmental Hydraulics, Tempe, Arizona, 5-8 Dec. 2001, Proceedings CD, 6 pp. 

Warwick, P. W., Hall, A., Pashley, V., Bryan, N. D. Griffin, D. 2000. Modelling the effect of humic substances on the transport of europium through porous media a comparison of equilibrium and equilibrium/kinetic models. Journal of Contaminant Hydrology, 42, 19-34. 

Selroos J-0., Walker D.D., Strom A., Gylling B., Follin S., Comparison of alternative modelling approaches for groundwater flow in fractured rock, J Hydrology 257,p 174-188, 2002... 

The long-term performance of the repository at Yucca Mountain will be affected by the coupling of thermal, hydrological and chemical (THC) processes in the rock around the emplacement drifts. The transport of heat, fluid, and vapor will result in changes in water and gas chemistry, as well as mineral dissolution and precipitation which may lead to permanent changes in porosity, permeability and unsaturated hydrological properties. The purpose of this contribution is to describe the approach used to model reaction-transport processes in the Drift Scale Test (DST) with comparisons of simulation results to measured geochemical data on water, gas, and minerals. 

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