Quasi-three dimensional ground-water modeling of the hydrologic influence of paleozoic rocks on the ground-water table at Yucca Mountain, Nevada /

carbonate rocks in an area where the Eleana Formation, a

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Lee, Si-Yong, 1967-
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1994.
Subjects:
Online Access:Link to OAKTrust copy
Description
Summary:carbonate rocks in an area where the Eleana Formation, a
divided into a two layers, which consist of Cenozoic volcanic
finite-difference model of the groundwater flow system of the
gradient on the water-table surface could be simulated by
ground-water system at the site. One of the important
ground-water table. The ground-water system in the model was
hydrologic characteristics is a steep gradient on the ground-
in the volcanic rocks.
investigates the cause of the steep gradient, based on the
large difference in hydraulic heads between the volcanic
manual trial-and-error calibration technique to model the
Mountain area. A quasi-three dimensional, steady-state,
of the repository site. The regions of different hydraulic
Paleozoic clastic aquitard, is absent. The model requires a
possible influence by Paleozoic rocks under the Yucca
rocks and Paleozoic carbonate rocks. The carbonate rocks
rocks and the carbonates to create the steep gradient north
spatial variations of the horizontal hydraulic conductivity
The proposed high-level radioactive waste repository site at
vertical flow from the volcanic rocks to the underlying
vertical hydrologic connection in a particular region and a
water table north of the repository site. This study
were defined to be a confined aquifer. The model simulates
Yucca Mountain Site and vicinity, was developed using a
Yucca Mountain, Nevada, has created a need to understand the,
Item Description:"Major subject: Geology".
Vita.
Physical Description:xi, 64 leaves : illustrations, maps ; 28 cm.
Also available online.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references.