Developing a methodological framework using mathematical simulation models in order to investigate the operation of coastal aquifer systems: application in the aquifer of N. Moudania
Abstract
In the present dissertation the investigation of the operation of coastal aquifer systems, which are characterized by overexploitation conditions as well as by seawater intrusion and intense nitrate contamination, is attempted through the application of mathematical simulation models and in light of the absence of sufficient data relating both to the conceptual model of the aquifers and the variables of the problem under study. The methodological framework which is developed consists of the formation of a series of mathematical models through the use of the widely applied codes MODFLOW (groundwater flow simulation), MT3DMS (solute mass transport simulation) and SEAWAT (variable density flow simulation). The sequence and the connection between these models constitute an integral and fundamental part of the whole procedure. The development of these models aims to the proper adjustment of various aquifer parameters, particularly those with high uncertainty and a significant lack of data a ...
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