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COMPARISON OF ALTERNATIVE MODELLING APPROACHES FOR GROUNDWATER FLOW IN FRACTURED ROCK

Selroos J.O.; Walker D.D.; Strom A.; Gylling B.; Follin S. (2002)

In performance assessment studies of radioactive waste disposal in crystalline rocks, one source of uncertainty is the appropriateness of conceptual models of the physical processes contributing to the potential transport ...
HYDROGEOLOGICAL MODELING OF RADIONUCLIDE TRANSPORT IN LOW PERMEABILITY MEDIA: A COMPARISON BETWEEN BOOM CLAY AND YPRESIAN CLAY

Huysmans M.; Dassargues A. (2006)

Deep low-permeability clay layers are considered as suitable environments for disposal of high-level radioactive waste. In Belgium, the Boom Clay is the reference host formation and the Ypresian Clay an alternative host ...
STOCHASTIC ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF SPATIAL VARIABILITY OF DIFFUSION PARAMETERS ON RADIONUCLIDE TRANSPORT IN A LOW PERMEABILITY CLAY LAYER

Huysmans M.; Dassargues A. (2006)

Most studies that incorporate subsurface heterogeneity in groundwater flow and transport models only analyze and simulate the spatial variability of hydraulic conductivity. Heterogeneity of the other flow and transport ...

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