Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on the Analytic Element Method
Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas
14–17 May 2006
Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas
14–17 May 2006
Organizing Committee
- David Steward, Chair, Kansas State University
- Gerard Kluitenberg, Kansas State University
- Stephen Kraemer, USEPA
- Wim de Lange, RIZA, the Netherlands
- Philippe Le Grand, École des Mines, Saint-Étienne
- Eileen Poeter, IGWMC and Colorado State University
Technical Committee
- Erik Anderson, University of South Carolina
- Mark Bakker, University of Georgia
- James Craig, University of Waterloo
- Didier Graillot, École des Mines, Saint-Étienne
- Henk Haitjema, Indiana University
- Randy Hunt, USGS
- Igor Jankovic, University at Buffalo
- Wei Jin, Kansas State University
- Theo Olsthoorn, Delft University of Technology
- Otto Strack, University of Minnesota
Editor
- Clara Mangelsdorf, Kansas State University
Algorithm 1
- H. Haitjema, D. Feinstein, R. Hunt, A coupled analytic elements–finite difference approach to groundwater flow modeling
- O. Strack, An application of the analytic element method to linear elasticity
- M. Bakker, Modeling multi-aquifer and unsaturated flow: solutions to the modified Helmholtz equation, present.
- P. Le Grand, Applications of potential theory to problems with variable permeability
New Application 1
- J. Peterson, D. Steward, Groundwater economics: object oriented, integrated studies using AEM
- S. Lauwo, S. Welch, D. Steward, W. Jin, S. Staggenborg, M. Miller, S. Das, D. Andresen, J. Peterson, Applying a crop simulator (EPIC) in the AEM context
- A. Kacimov, Hydrogeological troughs in Omani coastal aquifers: analytical modeling
- L. Reddi, Mechanistic model for self-healing of core cracks in earth dams
Keynote
- D. Maidment
GIS and AEM
- M. Becker, D. Flewelling, S. Matott, A. Rabideau, Calibration of analytic element ground-water models in a GIS environment
- E. Bernard, D. Steward, AEM integration in a geodatabase for groundwater modeling
- X. Yang, D. Steward, Creation of an ArcHydro groundwater geodatabase and its linkage with AEM
- D. Graillot, GIS and geodatabases for groundwater flow modeling
- F. Dauvergne, D. Graillot, Discretization support system for groundwater modeling based on analytic elements
New Application 2
- I. Jankovic, On Gaussianity and Fickianity of contaminant transport in highly heterogeneous aquifers
- C. Fitts, Discrete analytic domains: a new method to model complex aquifer systems with layers, anisotropy, and heterogeneity
- W. Olsen, P. Le Grand, MEI – morphologic element interpolator, abst., present.
Mathematics 1
- O. Strack, Analytic line elements for modeling leakage
- M. Bakker, K. Maas, Natural groundwater dynamics 1: analytic element modeling, present.
- A. Kacimov, F. Marketz, T. Pervez, Analytic solutions for 2-D seepage near wellbore seals
- W. Olsen, Method of images for Poisson type problems, abst., present., figure
Mathematics 2
- J. Craig, The area vortex for modeling flow through smoothly heterogeneous aquifers, present.
- K. Maas, M. Bakker, J. von Asmuth, Natural groundwater dynamics 2: time series analysis
- D. Steward, S. Chacón Cascante, Modeling groundwater flow in a sloping aquifer using an AEM stepping method
- J. Knight, Analytical groundwater responses for basis spline inputs
Darcy Lecture
- E. Poeter
Algorithm 2
- J. Craig, A. Rabideau, K. Bandilla, An overview of using analytic element flow solutions for contaminant transport simulation, present.
- M. Gusyev, H. Haitjema, A new formulation for conjunctive flow in wetlands and underlying aquifer, abst., paper
- O. Strack, Discharge potential for a pond with elliptical boundary
- P. Le Grand
- B. Power, Partially penetrating well capture zones – a simple analytic toolset
Keynote
- John Knight
Field 1
- R. Hunt, Model complexity and the AEM
- W. de Lange, Some conclusions on modeling of contaminant spreading in sandy aquifers and the use of AEM
- W. Jin, A condition denoting flow pattern changes in two-dimensional groundwater flow, paper
Field 2
- K. Luther, M. Bakker, V. Kelson, Multilayer and 3D modeling of radial collector wells, present.
- S. Kraemer, Update report on analytic element ground-water modeling as a research program (1980–2006), abst., present.
- T. Olsthoorn, Interpreting a multiple well pumping test with 60,000 switches to determine safe yield
- W. de Lange, Experiences with analytic elements in knowledge finding and public hearings in the Netherlands