Coupled Flow and Reactive Transport Processes in Subsoil
A special issue of Water (ISSN 2073-4441). This special issue belongs to the section "Hydrogeology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 February 2024) | Viewed by 1618
Special Issue Editors
Interests: hydrogeology; groundwater; flow numerical modeling; solute transport modeling; reactive transport modeling; heat transfer; geo-thermal energy; heat transport numerical modeling; geoexchange; borehole heat exchangers; ground-source heat pump; geomorphology; landscape
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Interests: reactive transport modeling; groundwater contamination; hydro(bio)geochemical processes modeling; uncertainty quantification; geostatistics for hydrogeology and environmental sciences; time series analysis
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Interests: reactive transport modelling; compound-specific isotope analysis; hydrogeology; water management; uncertainty analysis
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The Special Issue entitled “Coupled Flow and Reactive Transport Processes in Subsoil” focuses on the use of analytical or numerical approaches concerning flow and reactive transport processes in aquifers. Several essential and practical issues of the reactive transport processes within the vadose and saturated portions of aquifers, which are crucial to solve engineering and environmental problems, have not yet been understood in detail and are still not widely used to support decision-making processes.
The numerical quantitative approach offers the opportunity to better identify and understand the physical and biogeochemical processes’ dynamics which happens in the aquifer, occurring both in the vadose and saturated zone of aquifers and helping scientists and technicians to identify the most effective solutions.
Our goal is to gather manuscripts discussing the mentioned topics, including recent experimental, analytical, and numerical results related to the study of complexities in reproducing flow and reactive transport processes in variably saturated porous media across a wide range of spatial and temporal scales (including uncertainty analysis and risk assessment of operations).
In particular, we warmly welcome contributions related to the following topics of interest:
- Flow processes in porous media and fractured rocks.
- Reactive transport processes in the vadose zone and saturated portions of aquifers.
- Biogeochemistry and reactive transport.
- Isotope fractionation models.
- Coupled hydraulic, thermal, chemical, and biological processes.
- Recent laboratory experiments on the main parameters affecting reactive transport processes in subsoil.
- Advanced numerical modeling or analytical framework and methods.
Dr. Matteo Antelmi
Dr. Diego Di Curzio
Dr. Pietro Mazzon
Dr. Emiel Kruisdijk
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- hydrogeology
- reactive transport modeling
- compound-specific isotope analysis
- groundwater
- remediation activities
- transport in vadose and saturated aquifers
