| Title | Pages | File |
Preface by S.E.Oswald et al.
Oswald, S.E. et al. | v-vi |  |
Simultaneous estimation of groundwater recharge rates, associated zone structures, and hydraulic conductivity values using fuzzy c-means clustering and harmony search optimisation algorithm: a case study of the Tahtali watershed
M. Tamer Ayvaz & Alper Elçi | 3-11 | |
Numerical simulation of bench-scale tank experiments to quantify transverse dispersion
E. Ballarini, S. Bauer, C. Eberhardt & C. Beyer | 12-17 | |
A two-stage strategy for efficient and effective calibration of distributed hydrological models
C. Fischer, S. Kralisch, P. Krause & W.-A. Flügel | 18-26 | |
Investigation of the behaviour of two karst spring discharge reservoir models with respect to the initialization bias
N. Mazzilli & V. Guinot & H. Jourde | 27-33 | |
Optimization of pilot points location for geostatistical inversion of groundwater flow
Marco Panzeri, Alberto Guadagnini & Monica Riva | 34-40 | |
The usefulness of CPTs for deterministic, spatially heterogeneous, large-scale aquitard parameterisation
B. Rogiers, D. Mallants, O. Batelaan, M. Gedeon, M. Huysmans & A. Dassargues | 41-47 | |
Quantitative evaluation of macroscopic longitudinal dispersivity for one-dimensional flow
M. Saito, Y. Nishimura, D. Hoshino & K. Nakagawa | 48-53 | |
Calibrating a large-scale groundwater model using spaceborne remote sensing products: a test-case for the Rhine-Meuse basin
Edwin H. Sutanudjaja, Ludovicus P.H. Van Beek, Steven M. De Jong, Frans C. Van Geer & Marc | 54-61 | |
Numerical assessment of the direct-push permeameter for investigation of small-scale variations in hydraulic conductivity
Ludwig Zschornack, Geoffrey C. Bohling, James J. Butler, Jr & Peter Dietrich | 62-68 | |
A global uncertainty and sensitivity procedure for the assessment of groundwater recharge distribution via hydrological models
G. Baroni, S. E. Oswald & C. A. Rivera Villarreyes | 71-77 | |
Reducing hydrograph uncertainty through subsurface characterization
Steven B. Meyerhoff & Reed M. Maxwell | 78-84 | |
Consideration of parameters and boundary conditions uncertainties in water balance and solute transport simulation
Amir Hassan Zadeh, Rene Blankenburg & Peter-Wolfgang Graeber | 85-92 | |
On the use of random conductivity fields to promote unstable flow of dense plumes
Clemens Cremer & Thomas Graf | 95-99 | |
Improvement of performance and applicability of MODFLOW-2005: new NWT solver and χMD matrix solver package
Motomu Ibaraki, Sorab Panday, Richard G. Niswonger & Christian D. Langevin | 100-105 | |
A GIS-linked unit response function approach to stochastic groundwater nonpoint source pollution modelling
George Kourakos & Frank Klein & Thomas Harter | 106-112 | |
Visual preparation of hydrological models
Karsten Rink, Thomas Fischer, Agnes Gräbe & Olaf Kolditz | 113-118 | |
A 3D interpolation algorithm for layered tilted geological formations using an adapted inverse distance weighting approach
M. Walther, N. Böttcher & R. Liedl | 119-126 | |
Mixed 2D/3D visualization of a large scale groundwater study in a virtual reality centre
B. Zehner, L. Bilke, T. Kalbacher, E. Kalbus, K. Rink, R. Rausch & O. Kolditz | 127-132 | |
Optimizing a long-term groundwater monitoring network using geostatistical methods
Jay Krishna Thakur, Wolfgang Gossel, Holger Weiß & Peter Wycisk | 133-138 | |
Using streamlines for highly-resolved, reactive transport for CO2 leakage contamination in groundwater
Adam L. Atchley, Reed M. Maxwell, Alexis Navarre-Sitchler, Erica R. Siirila & John E McCra | 141-148 | |
Fate and transport modelling for monitored natural attenuation projects: what should be considered to maximise the value in decision making?
P. H. Beck & B. Mann | 149-156 | |
Interpretation of hydrocarbon plume biodegradation in 2D bench-scale tank experiments by reactive transport modelling
Christof Beyer, Elisabetta Ballarini, Robert D. Bauer, Christian Griebler & Sebastian Baue | 157-162 | |
Compound-specific local and effective transverse dispersion coefficients for conservative and reactive mixing in heterogeneous porous media
Gabriele Chiogna, Olaf A. Cirpka, Peter Grathwohl & Massimo Rolle | 163-168 | |
Reactive transport simulation of volatile organic compound removal in vertical flow soil filters
Cecilia De Biase, Uli Maier, Sascha Oswald & Martin Thullner | 169-174 | |
The relation between pore-scale heterogeneity, bioavailability and bacterial mobility: a numerical modelling approach
M. Gharasoo, F. Centler, I. Fetzer & M. Thullner | 175-180 | |
Modelling reactive transport of chlorinated hydrocarbons in groundwater under spatially varying redox conditions
T. Greis, K. Helmholz, M. H. Schöniger & A. Haarstrick | 181-189 | |
Reactive transport modelling of weathering processes in intensely stratified mine tailings
J. A. Meima, D. Rammlmair & M. Redwan | 190-194 | |
Importance of thermal dispersion in temperature plumes
Nelson Molina-Giraldo, Philipp Blum & Peter Bayer | 195-200 | |
A flexible approach for coupled reactive transport modelling in post-mining areas
Mike Müller & Heike Büttcher | 201-206 | |
Evaluating effective reaction rates of kinetically driven solutes in large-scale, anisotropic media: human health risk implications
Erica R. Siirila & Reed M. Maxwell | 207-214 | |
Mixing processes in highly heterogeneous formations
Francesca Boso & Alberto Bellin | 217-222 | |
A multidisciplinary study of sediments’ connectivity and transport parameters for aquifer analogues
Mauro Giudici, Riccardo Bersezio, Fabrizio Felletti, Fulvia Baratelli, Laura Cattaneo, Emm | 223-228 | |
Analysis of time-drawdown data from heterogeneous leaky aquifer systems
Cagri Gokdemir, Nadim K. Copty, Matthew Waterman & Angelos N. Findikakis | 229-236 | |
Generating land-use information to derive diffuse water and nitrate transfer at aquifer scale
Gernot Klammler, Gerhard Rock, Hans Kupfersberger & Johann Fank | 237-242 | |
Investigation of large-scale pressure propagation and monitoring for CO2 injection using a real site model
Katharina Benisch & Sebastian Bauer | 245-251 | |
Comparison of equations of state for carbon dioxide for numerical simulations
Norbert Böttcher, Joshua Taron, Olaf Kolditz, Rudolf Liedl & Chan-Hee Park | 252-260 | |
The coupled multiphase flow and reactive transport simulator OGS-Eclipse for CO2 storage simulations
Bastian J. Graupner, Dedong Li, Katharina Benisch, Addisalem Bitew Mitiku, Christof Beyer | 261-266 | |
Harnessing the complex behaviour of ultra-dense and viscous treatment fluids as a strategy for aquifer remediation
Utku Solpuker, Jared Hawkins, Robert Schincariol, Motomu Ibaraki & Franklin W. Schwartz | 267-272 | |
Simulation of flow in fractured rocks using effective stress-dependent parameters and aquifer consolidation
Giona Preisig, Fabien J. Cornaton & Pierre Perrochet | 273-279 | |
Modes of free convective flow in fractured-porous rock
Katharina Vujevic & Thomas Graf | 280-285 | |
Determination of thermodynamics in a CO2 injection well using pressure and distributed temperature sensing
B. Wiese, M. Nimtz, F. Möller, C. Otto, M. Kühn, A. Liebscher & C. Schmidt-Hattenberger | 286-290 | |
Coastal aquifer management under drought conditions considering aquifer spatial variability
V. Christelis, G. Kopsiaftis & A. Mantoglou | 293-297 | |
Impact of long-term changes in climate on groundwater resources in an arid setting
Irina Engelhardt & Kerstin Prömmel | 298-305 | |
Simulation and prognosis of the impacts of climate changes on groundwater recharge under local conditions
Issa Hasan, Jana Sallwey, Ulrike Haferkorn & Peter-Wolfgang Graeber | 306-312 | |
Climate and land-use change impacts on groundwater recharge
Bertrand Leterme & Dirk Mallants | 313-319 | |
What are the key parameters for soil hydrological models in climate impact studies under different settings?
J. Palm, H. Stöfen, W. H. M. Duijnisveld & W. Schneider | 320-326 | |
Wind energy forecast ensembles using a fully-coupled groundwater to atmosphere model
John L. Williams, III & Reed M. Maxwell | 327-332 | |
Flow in the unsaturated zone to quantify Acid Mine Drainage: numerical and analytical approaches
Martí Bayer-Raich & Salvador Jordana | 333-337 | |
Development of the hourly hydrological model for mountainous basins using the storage function method and the Diskin-Nazimov infiltration model
Kazumasa Fujimura, Kiyohara Shiraha, Shinjiro Kanae & Masahiro Murakami | 338-344 | |
Development of a regional groundwater flow model along the western Dead Sea Escarpment
Agnes Gräbe, Tino Rödiger, Karsten Rink, Thomas Fischer & Olaf Kolditz | 345-350 | |
Propagating subsurface uncertainty to the atmosphere using fully-coupled, stochastic simulations
John L. Williams, III & Reed M. Maxwell | 351-356 | |
Multiobjective calibration of coupled soil–vegetation–atmosphere models
Thomas Wöhling, Sebastian Gayler, Joachim Ingwersen, Thilo Streck, Jasper A. Vrugt & Eckar | 357-364 | |
