Session Information

2003 Fall Meeting

Hydrology

 

Friday Afternoon

Time Session Location Title
1340 H52B MCC 3024 The Influence of Scale on Characterization of Fractured-Rock Aquifers II

Presiding: W C Burton, U.S. Geological Survey; A M Shapiro, U.S. Geological Survey
   [Session PDF]
1340 H52B-01 MCC 3024 Strategies for Dealing with Scaling Issues in Data Acquisition, Characterization and Numerical Modeling of Fractured Aquifers.
*P R La Pointe
INVITED    [details]
1355 H52B-02 MCC 3024 Fanay-AugŠres Revisited: Stochastic Continuum Modeling of Flow and Transport in a Crystalline Rock Mass
K Ando, A Kostner, *S P Neuman
   [details]
1410 H52B-03 MCC 3024 Stochastic models of fracture networks based on the broad-range fracture length distribution and the long-range fracture correlations.
*O Bour, P Davy, J de Dreuzy, T Le Borgne
   [details]
1425 H52B-04 MCC 3024 Field Evidence for Abundant Fracture Connectivity in Sedimentary Rocks
*B L Parker
   [details]
1440 H52B-05 MCC 3024 Representing Regional-Scale Fracturing in Groundwater Studies: Field Data to Conceptual Model
*D M Allen, D C Mackie
   [details]
1455 H52B-06 MCC 3024 Characterisation of Scale Effects in a Karst Aquifer at Local and Catchment Scale
*M Sauter
   [details]
1510 H52B-07 MCC 3024 Characterization of the Different Solute Transport Behaviours in a Fissured and Fractured Chalk by Multi-Tracer Tests and Modelling
*A Dassargues, S Brouyere
   [details]
1525 H52B-08 MCC 3024 Influence of Fracture Trends on Ground Water Flow Directions in Metamorphic Bedrock Aquifers, Eastern Massachusetts
*G J Walsh, F P Lyford
INVITED    [details]


Page 1 of 1
[9 items: #1-9 displayed]