Transient Inverse Calibration of Hanford Site-Wide Groundwater Model to Hanford Operational Impacts - 1943 to 1996 | Zendy

C.R. Cole | Zendy; Marcel P. Bergeron | Zendy; S.K. Wurstner | Zendy; Paul D. Thorne | Zendy; Samuel P. Orr | Zendy; Mathew I. Mckinley | Zendy

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Transient Inverse Calibration of Hanford Site-Wide Groundwater Model to Hanford Operational Impacts - 1943 to 1996

Author(s) -

C.R. Cole,

Marcel P. Bergeron,

S.K. Wurstner,

Paul D. Thorne,

Samuel P. Orr,

Mathew I. Mckinley

Publication year - 2001

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/786781

Subject(s) - hanford site , aquifer , calibration , groundwater , environmental science , groundwater flow , transient (computer programming) , hydrology (agriculture) , radioactive waste , geology , engineering , geotechnical engineering , waste management , computer science , mathematics , statistics , operating system

This report describes a new initiative to strengthen the technical defensibility of predictions made with the Hanford site-wide groundwater flow and transport model. The focus is on characterizing major uncertainties in the current model. PNNL will develop and implement a calibration approach and methodology that can be used to evaluate alternative conceptual models of the Hanford aquifer system. The calibration process will involve a three-dimensional transient inverse calibration of each numerical model to historical observations of hydraulic and water quality impacts to the unconfined aquifer system from Hanford operations since the mid-1940s

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