Download a slideshow and an accompanying comprehensive tutorial that demonstrates the use of the MODFLOW 6 Groundwater Energy Transport (GWE) model in simulating an open
This tutorial re-visits DSIVC or “data space inversion with variable control”. DSIVC is a numerically cheap way to undertake optimization under uncertainty. The present tutorial
This short document presents a series of questions that may help you to design a decision-support groundwater model. It is not long; it takes three
This tutorial demonstrates some unique features of PLPROC. It shows you how to do some special things, in both deterministic and stochastic ways. These include
Description The last few years have seen considerable advances in methodologies and software that can be used in partnership with numerical simulation to support groundwater
This comprehensive tutorial demonstrates fast, efficient calibration of a complex 3D model. It complements a previous tutorial on a similar subject. However it shows how
This short monograph packs a lot of punch. It starts by solving an almost trivial, nonunique inverse problem. While simple, the problem is typical of
Optimization under uncertainty is notoriously numerically intensive. However its numerical burden can be reduced if data space inversion (DSI) is used to construct a surrogate
Ensemble space inversion (ENSI) enables efficient, regularisation-constrained calibration of complex, highly-parameterised models. This tutorial demonstrates how linear analysis can be undertaken in partnership with the
Ensemble space inversion (ENSI) is implemented through the PEST_HP suite (version 18). Using ENSI you can calibrate a complex model quickly. The calibration subspace is comprised
Building and history-matching a three-dimensional model is a difficult procedure. The third dimension increases parameter requirements, model run times, and model output uncertainty. Ideally, predictive
Description Where: EcoSciences Precinct, Dutton Park, Brisbane When: Monday 3rd June to Friday 7th June, 2024 Who should attend: Both new and experienced modellers will benefit from
Predicting the future of any environmental system is fraught with uncertainty; nevertheless, decisions must be made and risks must be assessed. This is where decision
Led by the National Centre for Groundwater Research and Training (NCGRT) at Flinders University and in conjunction with the mining and groundwater industries, the Groundwater
GMDSI is managed by the National Centre for Groundwater Research and Training (NCGRT) and administered by Flinders University.