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Numerical simulation of groundwater measurement using alternating direction methods

Author(s)
Pongnu, Nattawut
Pochai, Nopparat
Date Issued
February 17, 2017
Type
Article
DOI
10.1080/09720502.2016.1188468
Abstract
The groundwater measurement is obliged to take care of the issue of need water assets in numerous dry season ranges for agricultural use. In this study, we propose a groundwater stream model demonstrate that gives the pumping rates and the infusion rates individually. The objective are to propose a simply and flexible groundwater simulation using the implicit and explicit traditional finite difference methods and alternating direction methods. The groundwater model is giving the water driven head that gives the groundwater level. The understood limited distinction technique is utilized to surmise the groundwater flow. The complex geometry in the model is considered by variable grid sizes aquifer parameters, sinks and source terms. The proposed alternating direction methods are shown that they are able to use in groundwater simulation for the real-world cases.
Citation
Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics, 20(2), 513-541, 2017
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explicit alternating ...

Groundwater managemen...

groundwater model

implicit alternating ...

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