2013 - Modeling of Heterogeneity and Transport in Geologic Media

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Scope
- Understand the role of heterogeneity in groundwater flow and transport analysis.

- Learn how to conceptualize subsurface heterogeneity through geologic and spatial statistical properties of hydrofacies.

- Understand how to incorporate prior geologic knowledge into geostatistical analysis using a transition probability/Markov chain framework.

- Learn how to use the software package TProGS to analyze and model spatial variability of hydrofaces and generate realistic conditional simulations of hydrofacies architecture.

- Students can bring data sets and analyze/model them in a class workshop setting.