Cm. Chang et Mw. Kemblowski, STOCHASTIC-ANALYSIS OF UNSATURATED TRANSPORT IN SOILS WITH FRACTAL LOG-CONDUCTIVITY DISTRIBUTION, Stochastic hydrology and hydraulics, 9(4), 1995, pp. 297-323
Citations number
11
Categorie Soggetti
Mathematical Method, Physical Science","Water Resources","Environmental Sciences","Statistic & Probability
Within the framework of stochastic theory and the spectral perturbatio
n techniques, three-dimensional dispersion in partially saturated soil
s with fractal log hydraulic conductivity distribution is analyzed. Ou
r analysis is focused on the impact of fractal dimension of log hydrau
lic conductivity distribution, local dispersivity, and unsaturated flo
w parameters, such as the soil pore-size distribution parameter and th
e moisture distribution parameter, on the spreading behavior of solute
plume and the concentration variance. Approximate analytical solution
s to the stochastic partial differential equations are derived for the
variance of asymptotic solute concentration and asymptotic macrodispe
rsivities.