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projects > ground water flow and transport for the SICS and TIME models

Ground Water Flow and Transport for the SICS and TIME Models

photo of a pond in everglades national park Project Investigators: Chris Langevin, Melinda Wolfert and Marc Stewart

Project Start Date: 2000 End Date: 2006

Please note: This project is now part of the "SICS and TIME model linkages and development in support of Everglades Restoration" project

For more information, please see the Tides and Inflows in the Mangrove Ecotone (TIME) Model Development Project Webpage.

Summary

This project aims to further the understanding of surface water and ground water interactions in the Everglades.

Surface water and ground water interactions play an important role in Everglades hydrology, particularly near the coast where the salinity of surface water can be affected by the underlying saline ground water. The focus of this project is on the development of a variable-density ground water flow and solute transport model to simulate flow and salinity interactions between surface water and groundwater along the southwest Gulf coast and Florida bay boundaries of Everglades National Park. Development of algorithms and simulation techniques and an increased understanding of surface water and ground water interactions can help better predict the hydrologic response of the Everglades to restoration alternatives.

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