A mechanistic study of nonlinear solute transport in a groundwater-surface water system under steady state and transient hydraulic conditions

Keyphrases

• Seawater 100%
• Steady State 100%
• Mechanistic Studies 100%
• Solute Transport 100%
• Plume 100%
• Intertidal Zone 100%
• Low Tide 100%
• Hydraulic Conditions 100%
• Transient Hydraulics 100%
• Hydraulics 100%
• Surface Water System 100%
• Groundwater-surface Water 100%
• Bioremediation 66%
• Two Dimensional 66%
• Regional Aquifer 66%
• Density Gradient 66%
• Variably Saturated 33%
• Saturated Media 33%
• Numerical Model 33%
• Buoyancy 33%
• Numerical Results 33%
• Residence Time 33%
• Oil Spill 33%
• Continental United States 33%
• Fresh Groundwater 33%
• Salinity Distribution 33%
• Viscosity 33%
• Water Table 33%
• Groundwater Flow 33%
• Tide Effects 33%
• Overtopping 33%
• Horizontal Angle 33%
• Maximum Depth 33%
• High Tide Line 33%
• Dupuit Assumption 33%
• Freshwater Lens 33%
• Vertical Angle 33%
• Dissolved nutrients 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Intertidal Zone 100%
• Solute Transport 100%
• Surface Water System 100%
• Bioremediation 66%
• Salinity 33%
• Saturated Medium 33%
• Laboratory Experiment 33%
• United States 33%
• Oil Spill 33%
• Numerical Model 33%
• Water Table 33%
• Groundwater Flow 33%
• Trench 33%
• Overtopping 33%