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GoldSim E-Area Low-Level Waste Facility Aquifer Zone Model Calibration Methodology

Abstract

This report documents the development and calibration of the E-Area Low-Level Waste Facility (ELLWF) Gold Sim aquifer model. It provides a methodology on how a Gold Sim aquifer model can be calibrated to specific PORFLOW-based aquifer predictions. The calibration activity presented within this report focuses on the Slit Trench #06 (ST06) location that resides within the center set of Slit Trenches. This Gold Sim-based aquifer model is a generic model capable of being calibrated to any of the other trench locations within E-Area. In addition, subsequent activities (beyond the scope of this effort) will couple this GoldSim-based aquifer model to various GoldSim-based trench models, with the intent of performing stochastic analyses that couple all pertinent fate and transport processes from the ground surface up to the 100-m point of assessment (POA).

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Wohlwend, Jennifer L., Hamm, Luther L.. 2020-10-01. GoldSim E-Area Low-Level Waste Facility Aquifer Zone Model Calibration Methodology. https://doi.org/10.2172/1701705

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