MODFLOW and More 2024 Program
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Poster Session Tuesday, June 4, 5:00 – 7:30 PM 1. Tom Glose, Tylr Naprstek, Mike Plante, Roscoe Sopiwnik, Jon Mohr 2. Roselyne Laboso, Skyler Sorsby, William Gottobrio, Cliff Baine Broad Topics and Groundwater Modeling Posters Geologic models based on AEM and well log data provide simplified workflow to generate hydraulic conductivity fields for MODFLOW Transitional Modeling from Construction to Closure Phases with Applications to a Waste Facility 3. Metin Ozbek, Nathan Voorhies, Tad Fox Groundwater Management Through Numerical Optimization Using PBMO 4. Leslie Gains-Germain, Skyler Swanson, Charlie Carpenter, Mickey Rush, Gregg Occhiogrosso, Lauren Foster ModelWatcher: A data and visualization pipeline for calibration of physical models 5. Andrew Li From Groundwater Modeling to Groundwater Digital Twinning, Why Bother? 6. Christopher Elofson, Clara Smith-Salgado, Nathan Rossman, Dwight Douglas Haney, Michael P. Johnson 7. Nathan Rossman, Cynthia Maroney, Marty Stange, Keith Miller 8. Gare Ambrose-Igho, Susan Rybarski Using MODFLOW to Inform Collector Well Siting for a Multi-State Public Water Supply in the Missouri River Alluvial Aquifer of South Dakota Groundwater Modeling using MODFLOW, MODPATH, and MT3DMS to Improve the Efficiency of Treated Water Reuse at the Hastings Utilities Aquifer Storage and Recovery System Transboundary Movement of Groundwater Between Niger and Nigeria in the Iullemeden Aquifer System Using a Regression-Enhanced Random Forest to Improve Groundwater Monitoring and 9. Jamie Kim Management Groundwater and Climate Change; Implications of Human Activities on Water Quantity and Quality; and Modeling Agriculture and Water Resources 10. Zhilin Guo Impacts of Long-term Nitrogen Input on Groundwater Quality in the North China Plain 11. Annette Hein, Jessica Rogers, Gilbert Barth 12. Zachary Hanson, Jason Sun 13. Jeremy McDowell, Thomas Mack, Florence Cassassuce, Carlos Lim 14. Adwitiya Roy Groundwater and Climate Change 15. Annemarie Bäthge, Robert Reinecke, Raoul Collenteur 16. Michael Reno, Christian Langevin, Joseph Hughes, Scott Paulinski, Martijn Russcher, Wesley Bonelli 17. Daniel Corkran, David Boutt, Brendan Moran, Nicole Blin, Alexander Kirshen 18. Sawsan Shatanawi, Sasha McLarty 19. Prince Atiti, Kennedy Doro Numerical modeling allows sustainable use of groundwater to meet surface water obligations in dry Pecos River basin, New Mexico Developing tools that support decision making in an agricultural and industrial productive community: simulation of subsidence within the coastal aquifers of Ventura County, California Simulation of natural infrastructure in dryland streams for recharge augmentation in an arid environment Large-Scale Groundwater Modeling GROW: A Global Community Dataset for Large-Sample Groundwater Studies Integrated support for NetCDF in MODFLOW Assessing Groundwater Rise in the Northeast US with a State-Wide Numerical Flow Model Quantifying the Contribution of Confined Groundwater Dynamics to the Terrestrial Water Budget in part of High Mountain Asia (HMA) Modeling Surface-water/Groundwater Interaction Assessing hydraulic connectivity within a multi-layered aquifer system using a MODFLOW based model Multi-Model Analysis, Parameterization, Sensitivity Analysis, and Uncertainty 20. German Ibarra, Jose Miguel Espinoza, Tomas Salazar 21. Sebastian Vazquez-Gasty, Sorab Panday, Tirthankar Roy, Martijn Russcher, Alden Provost, Christian Langevin, Joseph Hughes 22. Stacey Law, Michael LeFrancois Uncertainty analysis applied to a hydrogeological model of a large-scale mining tailings storage facility Simulation Code Verification, Benchmarking, and Intercomparisons Exploring variably saturated flow formulations for MODFLOW Supporting Sustainable Water Management Using Existing Groundwater Flow Models to Make Real-Time Site Water Management Decisions Using Integrated Modeling to Understand and Manage Water Supply, Water Quality, and Ecology 23. Max Rudolph, François Miville, Marcus Genzel, Torsten Noffz, Philippe Renard, Thomas Reimann Combining Stochastic Karst Conduit Network Generation and Pre-Processing to Enable the Scalable Application of the MODFLOW Conduit Flow Process Page 17 of 20
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Poster Session<br />
Tuesday, June 4, 5:00 – 7:30 PM<br />
1. Tom Glose, Tylr Naprstek, Mike Plante, Roscoe<br />
Sopiwnik, Jon Mohr<br />
2. Roselyne Laboso, Skyler Sorsby, William Gottobrio,<br />
Cliff Baine<br />
Broad Topics <strong>and</strong> Groundwater Modeling Posters<br />
Geologic models based on AEM <strong>and</strong> well log data provide simplified workflow to generate<br />
hydraulic conductivity fields for <strong>MODFLOW</strong><br />
Transitional Modeling from Construction to Closure Phases with Applications to a Waste<br />
Facility<br />
3. Metin Ozbek, Nathan Voorhies, Tad Fox Groundwater Management Through Numerical Optimization Using PBMO<br />
4. Leslie Gains-Germain, Skyler Swanson, Charlie<br />
Carpenter, Mickey Rush, Gregg Occhiogrosso, Lauren<br />
Foster<br />
ModelWatcher: A data <strong>and</strong> visualization pipeline for calibration of physical models<br />
5. Andrew Li From Groundwater Modeling to Groundwater Digital Twinning, Why Bother?<br />
6. Christopher Elofson, Clara Smith-Salgado, Nathan<br />
Rossman, Dwight Douglas Haney, Michael P.<br />
Johnson<br />
7. Nathan Rossman, Cynthia Maroney, Marty Stange,<br />
Keith Miller<br />
8. Gare Ambrose-Igho, Susan Rybarski<br />
Using <strong>MODFLOW</strong> to Inform Collector Well Siting for a Multi-State Public Water Supply in<br />
the Missouri River Alluvial Aquifer of South Dakota<br />
Groundwater Modeling using <strong>MODFLOW</strong>, MODPATH, <strong>and</strong> MT3DMS to Improve the<br />
Efficiency of Treated Water Reuse at the Hastings Utilities Aquifer Storage <strong>and</strong> Recovery<br />
System<br />
Transboundary Movement of Groundwater Between Niger <strong>and</strong> Nigeria in the Iullemeden<br />
Aquifer System<br />
Using a Regression-Enhanced R<strong>and</strong>om Forest to Improve Groundwater Monitoring <strong>and</strong><br />
9. Jamie Kim<br />
Management<br />
Groundwater <strong>and</strong> Climate Change; Implications of Human Activities on Water Quantity <strong>and</strong> Quality; <strong>and</strong><br />
Modeling Agriculture <strong>and</strong> Water Resources<br />
10. Zhilin Guo Impacts of Long-term Nitrogen Input on Groundwater Quality in the North China Plain<br />
11. Annette Hein, Jessica Rogers, Gilbert Barth<br />
12. Zachary Hanson, Jason Sun<br />
13. Jeremy McDowell, Thomas Mack, Florence<br />
Cassassuce, Carlos Lim<br />
14. Adwitiya Roy Groundwater <strong>and</strong> Climate Change<br />
15. Annemarie Bäthge, Robert Reinecke, Raoul<br />
Collenteur<br />
16. Michael Reno, Christian Langevin, Joseph Hughes,<br />
Scott Paulinski, Martijn Russcher, Wesley Bonelli<br />
17. Daniel Corkran, David Boutt, Brendan Moran, Nicole<br />
Blin, Alex<strong>and</strong>er Kirshen<br />
18. Sawsan Shatanawi, Sasha McLarty<br />
19. Prince Atiti, Kennedy Doro<br />
Numerical modeling allows sustainable use of groundwater to meet surface water<br />
obligations in dry Pecos River basin, New Mexico<br />
Developing tools that support decision making in an agricultural <strong>and</strong> industrial productive<br />
community: simulation of subsidence within the coastal aquifers of Ventura County,<br />
California<br />
Simulation of natural infrastructure in dryl<strong>and</strong> streams for recharge augmentation in an<br />
arid environment<br />
Large-Scale Groundwater Modeling<br />
GROW: A Global Community Dataset for Large-Sample Groundwater Studies<br />
Integrated support for NetCDF in <strong>MODFLOW</strong><br />
Assessing Groundwater Rise in the Northeast US with a State-Wide Numerical Flow<br />
Model<br />
Quantifying the Contribution of Confined Groundwater Dynamics to the Terrestrial Water<br />
Budget in part of High Mountain Asia (HMA)<br />
Modeling Surface-water/Groundwater Interaction<br />
Assessing hydraulic connectivity within a multi-layered aquifer system using a<br />
<strong>MODFLOW</strong> based model<br />
Multi-Model Analysis, Parameterization, Sensitivity Analysis, <strong>and</strong> Uncertainty<br />
20. German Ibarra, Jose Miguel Espinoza, Tomas Salazar<br />
21. Sebastian Vazquez-Gasty, Sorab P<strong>and</strong>ay, Tirthankar<br />
Roy, Martijn Russcher, Alden Provost, Christian<br />
Langevin, Joseph Hughes<br />
22. Stacey Law, Michael LeFrancois<br />
Uncertainty analysis applied to a hydrogeological model of a large-scale mining tailings<br />
storage facility<br />
Simulation Code Verification, Benchmarking, <strong>and</strong> Intercomparisons<br />
Exploring variably saturated flow formulations for <strong>MODFLOW</strong><br />
Supporting Sustainable Water Management<br />
Using Existing Groundwater Flow Models to Make Real-Time Site Water Management<br />
Decisions<br />
Using Integrated Modeling to Underst<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> Manage Water Supply, Water Quality, <strong>and</strong> Ecology<br />
23. Max Rudolph, François Miville, Marcus Genzel,<br />
Torsten Noffz, Philippe Renard, Thomas Reimann<br />
Combining Stochastic Karst Conduit Network Generation <strong>and</strong> Pre-Processing to Enable<br />
the Scalable Application of the <strong>MODFLOW</strong> Conduit Flow Process<br />
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