A method for designing detection monitoring networks in layered aquifers with non-uniform flow

Article Abstract:

Standard integer programming methods solve the problem of designing detection monitoring networks applicable to layered aquifers, non-uniform groundwater flow, and compliance boundaries that are oblique to the directions of groundwater flow. Numerical modeling of containment transport is used to compute parameters for determining detection efficiencies of alternative monitoring transect. In each layer, the model identifies monitoring sites where defenses to prevent cross-boundary contamination should be established.

Models, Aquifers, Groundwater flow

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Growth management of vetiver (Vetiveria zizanioides) under Mediterranean conditions

Article Abstract:

Essential growth parameters of Vetiver, such as temperature and irrigation, to survive in Mediterranean region are analyzed.

Science & research, Environmental aspects, Growth, Growth regulators, Company growth, Vetiver

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