Jiro - "A modeling simulation of a gasoline contamination in an unconfined aquifer in Moscow, Idaho"
Hydrogeological investigation using computational models on the fate and transport behaviors of a 11,000 gallon gasoline leak into the unconfined aquifer. Documents of the spill site containing 10 years worth of accumulated data on BTEX (benzene, toulene, ethylxylene, xylene) groundwater samples along with geophysical investigations of shallow subsurface, geological and soil samples, monitor wells reports, stratigraphic descriptions and surface water data from nearby perennial creek were used for the purpose of obtaining improved understanding of the dynamics involved in the fate and transport, and groundwater flow with help of analytical and numerical models. My investigation also required the use of 2 and 3-D graphical software applications for surface/subsurface details on fate and groundwater flow, geology, and topography.
