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Stochastic Simulation of Mass Transport in Heterogeneous Formations Using Hard and Soft Conductivity Data

by Chen-Shan Kung, Royal Inst of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden,
Xian-Huan Wen, Royal Inst of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: High Level Radioactive Waste Management 1993

Abstract:

The mass transport in a synthetic 2-D heterogeneous formation is simulated through the Monte-Carlo method using continuum approach. The simulated hydraulic conductivity field are generated using a non-parametric geostatistics based on either only limited hard data or limited hard data plus a relatively large number of soft data. The simulated ensemble mass transport results are compared to the results from the reference field. The effects of soft data on the transport results are investigated. The results show that the soft data incorporation improves the transport simulated results in terms of arrival time and arrival position over just the use of hard data.

Subject Headings: Mass transport | Flow simulation | Stochastic processes | Radioactive wastes | Hydrologic data | Heterogeneity | Groundwater pollution

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