2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jconhyd.2007.10.004
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Two modelling approaches to water-quality simulation in a flooded iron-ore mine (Saizerais, Lorraine, France): A semi-distributed chemical reactor model and a physically based distributed reactive transport pipe network model

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“…Bespoke simulation packages have subsequently been developed specifically for investigating the flooding of coalfields, including physical-based, spatially distributed models (e.g. Adams & Younger, 1997;Hamm et al, 2008) and simplified semi-distributed models such as Groundwater Rebound in Abandoned Mineworkings (GRAM) (Sherwood & Younger, 1997;Younger & Adams, 1999). GRAM, for example, has been shown to produce useful and realistic results for predicting the time until the hydrogeological conditions return to the pre-mining state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bespoke simulation packages have subsequently been developed specifically for investigating the flooding of coalfields, including physical-based, spatially distributed models (e.g. Adams & Younger, 1997;Hamm et al, 2008) and simplified semi-distributed models such as Groundwater Rebound in Abandoned Mineworkings (GRAM) (Sherwood & Younger, 1997;Younger & Adams, 1999). GRAM, for example, has been shown to produce useful and realistic results for predicting the time until the hydrogeological conditions return to the pre-mining state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%