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Investigator Links for

Scott Painter


Scott Painter, Institute Scientist
Geosciences and Engineering Division	Phone: (210) 522-3348 Email: scott.painter@swri.org

Links on the SwRI Web site for Scott Painter:

News Release:

SwRI® wins R&D 100 Award for radioactive element migration simulation software

Southwest Research Institute™ launches intensive Edwards Aquifer study

Technology Today:

Underground Movement

IR&D Reports:

Fracture Film Flow in the Unsaturated Zone: A Porous Matrix Bypass Mechanism, 20-9208 (2001)

Fracture Film Flow in the Unsaturated Zone: A Porous Matrix Bypass Mechanism, 20-9208 (2002)

Development of Enhanced Three-Dimensional Simulation Capability for Analyzing the Migration of Colloids and Nanoparticles in Complex Flow Domains, 20-R9722 (2008)

Development of Advanced Turbulent Flow Simulation Techniques for Use in Nuclear Reactor Safety Analysis, 20-R9680 (2008)

Development of Enhanced Three-Dimensional Simulation Capability for Analyzing the Migration of Colloids and Nanoparticles in Complex Flow Domains, 20-R9722 (2007)

Particle Method for Regional-Scale Modeling of Transport in Fractured Rock, 20-R9566 (2007)

An Effective Approach for Contaminant Source Location and Release History Recovery, 20-9530 (2005)

Nonclassical Stochastic Methods in Subsurface Modeling, 20-9117 (2000)

Nonclassical Stochastic Methods in Subsurface Modeling, 20-9117 (1999)

Numerical Simulation of the Hydrological and Geochemical Environment in the Martian Subsurface, 20-9313 (2002)

Hybrid Modeling Approach for Transport in Fractured Rock, 20-9252 (2002)

Hybrid Modeling Approach for Transport in Fractured Rock, 20-9252 (2001)

Numerical Simulation of the Hydrological and Geochemical Environment in the Martian Subsurface, 20-9313 (2003)

An Effective Approach for Contaminant Source Location and Release History Recovery, 20-R9530 (2006)

Particle Method for Regional-Scale Modeling of Transport in Fractured Rock, 20-R9566 (2006)

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April 08, 2009