Physical and biogeochemical heterogeneity dramatically impacts fluid flow and reactive
solute transport behaviors in geological formations across scales. From micro pores to …

Geological media exhibit heterogeneities in their hydraulic and chemical properties, which
can lead to enhanced spreading and mixing of the transported species and induce an …

Understanding the role of connectivity for the characterization of heterogeneous porous
aquifers or reservoirs is a very active and new field of research. In that framework …

Random walk (RW) methods are recurring Monte Carlo methods used to model convective
and diffusive transport in complex heterogeneous media. Many applications can be found …

Abstract Anomalous (or “non‐Fickian”) transport is ubiquitous in the context of tracer
migration in geological formations. We quantitatively identify the origin of anomalous …

This study investigates connectivity in a small portion of the extremely heterogeneous
aquifer at the Macrodispersion Experiment (MADE) site in Columbus, Mississippi. A total of …

The inverse problem of seawater intrusion (SWI) is reviewed. It represents a challenge
because of both conceptual and computational difficulties and because coastal aquifer …

Despite significant advances during the last decades, there are still many processes related
to nonequilibrium flow and transport in macroporous soil that are far from completely …

We propose a novel approach to link solute transport behavior to the physical heterogeneity
of the aquifer, which we fully characterize with two measurable parameters: the variance of …

Field tracer experiments were conducted to examine tracer transport properties in a fracture‐
dominated crystalline rock mass at the Grimsel Test Site, Switzerland. In the experiments …