SwRI IR&D 2011 – Geology & Nuclear Waste Management

An Integrated Approach for Estimating Groundwater Storage Variations in Regional Aquifers, 20-R8051
Development of Parallel Subsurface Multiphase Flow Simulation Capability, 20-R8087
Numerical Simulation of Multiphase-Flow-Enhanced Erosion-Corrosion Problems, 20-R8088
Fluid-Dynamics Based Analysis of Landslides, Debris Flow, and Liquefaction Induced Ground Displacement for Hazard Assessment, 20-R8089
Effects of Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide on Environmental Transport of Radionuclides, 20-R8091
A Slope Stability Hazard Ranking Algorithm for Frozen Soil Terrains, 20-R8096
Development of Computational Methodology to Assess Structural Damage in Spillway Sections of Dams, 20-R8131
Monitoring Permafrost Landscapes Using Optical and Multi-Polarization SAR Imagery.
Case Study: Kobuk Valley, Alaska, 20-R8144
Antarctic Sea Ice Thickness from Airborne LiDAR and Ultra-wideband Radar, 20-R8181
Development of a Coupled Mechanistic Model to Examine Aerosol Migration in the Atmosphere, 20-R8182
Investigation of the Effect of Epikarst on Recharge and Storage of Groundwater in Karst Aquifers, 20-R8220

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