The optimal use of available resources is of paramount importance in the backdrop of the
increasing food, fiber, and other demands of the burgeoning global population and the …

In recent years, the aquifer simulation model has been combined with techniques of
optimization to address important groundwater management problems. The combined …

With rivers in critical regions already exploited to capacity throughout the world and
groundwater overdraft as well as large‐scale contamination occurring in many areas, we …

A new optimization formulation for dynamic groundwater remediation management is
developed by simultaneously using well locations and the corresponding pum** rates as …

In the decades ahead population increases are expected to place increased stress on water
resources. A substantial portion of the world's fresh water is derived from groundwater …

Increasing demand for water, higher standards of living, depletion of resources of
acceptable quality, and excessive water pollution due to urban, agricultural, and industrial …

An asymptotic approach to the solution of the transport equation, in the limit of rapid spatial
and temporal variation, produces an extremely efficient formalism for the inversion of tracer …

Estimation problems arise routinely in subsurface hydrology for applications that range from
water resources management to water quality protection to subsurface restoration. Interest in …

Plume containment using pump-and-treat (PAT) technology continues to be a popular
remediation technique for sites with extensive groundwater contamination. As such …

The consideration of fixed cost and time-varying operating cost associated with the
simultaneous conjunctive use of surface and subsurface water should be treated as a multi …