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GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT

GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT

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GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT. PROBLEM DESCRIPTION. Aquifer of irregular geometry Pond - source of recharge Choose disposal sites to minimize the pollutant impact at various locations. MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION OF THE SIMULATION MODELS. Pollutant advection dispersion equation - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION

• Aquifer of irregular geometry• Pond - source of recharge• Choose disposal sites to minimize

the pollutant impact at

various locations

MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION OF THE SIMULATION MODELS

• Pollutant advection dispersion equation

• Steady state ground water flow equation

t

C

z

CD

zx

CD

yx

CD

x

dt

dCCv

zCv

yCv

x

zyx

inzyx

0z

hK

zy

hK

yx

hK

xR zyx

ADVECTION PROCESSES

• Seepage velocity

– K hydraulic conductivity

– n effective porosity

– h hydraulic head

• Advective flux

dx

dh

n

Kvx

nCvF xx

x

h

X2x1

h2

h1

vx

MATHEMATICAL FORMULATION OF THE MANAGEMENT MODEL

• Maximize the objective function

• subject to

R(f){c*}

{f}0• where {u}=(1,1, …, 1)• f vector pollutant disposal rates

• Steady state ground water flow equation

}f{}u{ZMax T

SOLUTION OF THE MANAGEMENT MODEL

• Transform the inequalities in equalities and modify the objective function– R(f)={c*}+dc

• where p(dc) is a negative function if dc<0 and p(dc) = 0 if dc>0 • Use a constrained optimization procedure to solve the modified problem

• Steady state ground water flow equation

)dc(p}f{}u{ZMax T

OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES

• Steepest descent method

• Example: F(x,y)=x2+2y2-4x-4y+6

0x00 x

F)xx()x(F)x(F

0x0new x

Fxx

0x

2

0new x

F)x(F)x(F

x

y

OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES (ctd.)

• Newton methods

• Example: F(x,y)=x2+2y2-4x-4y+6

00 x

2

22

0x

00 x

F)xx(

2

1

x

F)xx()x(F)x(F

00x

1

x

2

2

0new x

F

x

Fxx

40

02

y

F

yx

Fyx

F

x

F

x

F

2

22

2

2

2

x

2

2

0

EFFICIENT FORMULATION OF THE RESPONSE OPERATOR

• Use the physical models to generate a large number of simulations corresponding to various combinations of {f}

• Derive statistical relationships (universal functions) between {f} and {c} at the critical locations

EFFICIENT FORMULATION OF THE RESPONSE OPERATOR (ctd)

• Determine the set of parameters w that satisfies – F(w,fi)=R(fi) fi in {f}

• This is equivalent to

• Once F(w,*) is determined, solve the initial management problem

2N

1iii

w)f(R)f,w(Fmin

EXAMPLE

x

x*w_11+w_12

x*w_21+w_22

x*w_21+w_12

y1

y2

y3

y1*h_1+y2*h_2y3*h_3+h_4

WRAP-UP

• A mathematically rigorous formulation for groundwater management may be derived

• Mathematical tools for solving the groundwater management problems are available

• Universal approximations can be effectively used to reduce the computational load