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Hydrological
services technical strengths at Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) include:
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Assessment and
management of groundwater resources
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Dynamics of
karst aquifers
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Groundwater flow
and mass transport modeling
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Geostatistical
evaluation of aquifer and reservoir heterogeneity
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Fate and
transport of environmental pollutants
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Colloid
facilitated transport of contaminants
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Quantitative
feasibility analyses of soil and groundwater remedial
technologies
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Mathematical
modeling of subsurface flow and transport processes
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Upscaling of
aquifer and reservoir petrophysical and thermophysical
properties
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Numerical
simulation of unsaturated flow in fractured and nonfractured
rocks
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Aquifer parameter
estimation through hydraulic testing and inverse modeling
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Assessment of
instrument spatial weighting functions and averaging volumes
For more information about saturated zone,
unsaturated zone, and surface hydrological services at SwRI or how
you can contract with SwRI, please contact
Dr. Gary Walter at
gwalter@swri.org or (210) 522-3805, or
Dr. Robert Lenhard at
rlenhard@swri.org or (210) 522-6418.
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Contact Information |
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Dr. Gary Walter
Manager
Earth and Planetary Sciences
(210) 522-3805
gwalter@swri.org |
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Related Terminology |
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infiltration and recharge
runoff and overland flow
soil physics and multiphase flow
coupled and interfacial processes
aquifer characterization
karst and carbonate rock
salt water intrusion
matrix-fracture interaction
colloid facilitated transport
thermal flow
instrument averaging volume
geostatistics
sensitivity analysis |
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Related Links |
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Hydrogeology and Geochemistry Services |
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Southwest Research Institute® (SwRI®), headquartered
in San Antonio, Texas, is a multidisciplinary, independent, nonprofit, applied
engineering and physical sciences research and development organization with 11
technical divisions.
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