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Abstract Developing and improving process‐based models requires identifying the importance and/or influence of various processes driving system behavior. In our recent studies, important processes are identified using first‐order process sensitivity index PSK (Dai et al., 2017, https://doi.org/10.1002/2016wr019715), and non‐influential processes are ...
Jing Yang +4 more
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Automated construction of Streamflow-Routing networks for MODFLOW—Application in the Mississippi Embayment region [PDF]
Andrew T. Leaf
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Abstract Deep learning (DL) has shown great potential in solving groundwater problems but often requires large labeled data sets, which are expensive and time‐consuming to obtain. In this study, we introduce a self‐supervised learning approach based on a masked autoencoder (MAE)—an encoder‐decoder architecture that reconstructs randomly masked input ...
Kai Ji +4 more
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Abstract Tidally driven saltwater‐freshwater mixing in coastal aquifers can promote denitrification, a key process facilitating attenuation of terrestrially derived nitrate prior to groundwater discharge into coastal waters. However, to date the effect of rainfall recharge, which can greatly alter flow and mixing in intertidal zones, on this mixing ...
Huiqiang Wu +3 more
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Optimal Water Resources Management and Operation Based on Social Choice Procedures [PDF]
Optimal management and operation of groundwater resources need to attract a great attention according to their special characteristics. Groundwater resources exploitation operation involves important issues such as conflicting and complex objectives, a ...
محمدرضا علیزاده +3 more
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An Adaptive SPH Method (ADP‐SPH) for Simulating Solute Transport in Heterogeneous Aquifers
Abstract Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) is a meshfree, Lagrangian‐based approach used to solve the advection‐dispersion equation (ADE) of groundwater solute transport. It is well known that the accuracy of SPH deteriorates significantly when particles become irregularly distributed, often occurring in heterogeneous aquifers.
Tian Jiao +4 more
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Groundwater Modeling by MODFLOW Model in Toyserkan Aquifer and Evaluation of Hydrogeological State under Present and Future Conditions [PDF]
Groundwater resources are one of the most valuable natural resources. Therefore, in the recent years, the groundwater modeling is a powerful tool in management procedures, optimization and predicting of groundwater resources in future.
Abdullah Taheri Tizro, Morteza Kamali
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Abstract This study presents a physically based numerical framework for accurately simulating the intake performance of radial collector wells (RCWs) by explicitly accounting for internal flow dynamics and all major head loss mechanisms. Unlike conventional models that often simplify RCW hydraulics, the proposed approach integrates aquifer, filter ...
Seonmin Lee, Min‐Ho Koo
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Christian D. Langevin +4 more
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Abstract We introduce a versatile generative learning framework that integrates probabilistic diffusion models, observational data, and domain knowledge for stochastic modeling of flow in porous media. The framework begins by pretraining an unconditional diffusion model to approximate the joint distribution of subsurface parameters and state variables,
Zhongzheng Wang +4 more
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