Search Results - "RASSAM, David"

A conceptual framework for incorporating surface–groundwater interactions into a river operation–planning model by Rassam, David W.

“…Groundwater discharge constitutes a significant proportion of the total flow volume in most rivers. The exchange flux between surface and groundwater greatly…”
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Accounting for surface–groundwater interactions and their uncertainty in river and groundwater models: A case study in the Namoi River, Australia by Rassam, David W., Peeters, Luk, Pickett, Trevor, Jolly, Ian, Holz, Linda

“…Surface–groundwater (SW–GW) interactions constitute a critical proportion of the surface and groundwater balance especially during dry conditions. Conjunctive…”
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Predicting Aquifer Response Time for Application in Catchment Modeling by Walker, Glen R., Gilfedder, Mat, Dawes, Warrick R., Rassam, David W.

“…It is well established that changes in catchment land use can lead to significant impacts on water resources. Where land‐use changes increase…”
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Stochastic Assessment of Groundwater Contamination Risks From Onshore Gas Development Using Computationally Efficient Analytical and Numerical Transport Models by Rassam, David, Sreekanth, J., Mallants, Dirk, Gonzalez, Dennis, Doble, Rebecca, Pickett, Trevor

“…Regulators require the gas industry to assess the risks of unintentional release of chemicals to the environment and implement measures to mitigate it…”
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Determinants of compliance with the World Health Organisation recommendations for pregnant women in an urban health centre in The Gambia by Laing, Susan P, Guzek, John M, Rassam, David M, Ceesay, Isatou Sey, N'Dow, James M O

“…In 2001 the World Health Organization drew up recommendations for pregnant women in order to reduce maternal mortality: the first visit to the antenatal clinic…”
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The hydrology of riparian buffer zones; two case studies in an ephemeral and a perennial stream by W. Rassam, David, S. Fellows, Christine, Hayr, Robert De, Hunter, Heather, Bloesch, Philip

“…Riparian zones can provide a protective buffer between streams and adjacent land-based activities by removing nitrate from shallow groundwater flowing through…”
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Denitrification potential of intermittently saturated floodplain soils from a subtropical perennial stream and an ephemeral tributary by Fellows, Christine S., Hunter, Heather M., Eccleston, Claire E.A., De Hayr, Robert W., Rassam, David W., Beard, Nerida J., Bloesch, Philip M.

“…Denitrification has the potential to remove excess nitrogen from groundwater passing through riparian buffers, thus improving water quality downstream. In…”
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Deep learning emulators for groundwater contaminant transport modelling by Yu, Xiayang, Cui, Tao, Sreekanth, J., Mangeon, Stephane, Doble, Rebecca, Xin, Pei, Rassam, David, Gilfedder, Mat

“…•Deep learning emulators facilitate the application of contaminant transport models.•Deep learning emulators show good scalability for groundwater models.•Data…”
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Response of groundwater level and surface-water/groundwater interaction to climate variability: Clarence-Moreton Basin, Australia by Cui, Tao, Raiber, Matthias, Pagendam, Dan, Gilfedder, Mat, Rassam, David

“…Understanding the response of groundwater levels in alluvial and sedimentary basin aquifers to climatic variability and human water-resource developments is a…”
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Emulator-enabled approximate Bayesian computation (ABC) and uncertainty analysis for computationally expensive groundwater models by Cui, Tao, Peeters, Luk, Pagendam, Dan, Pickett, Trevor, Jin, Huidong, Crosbie, Russell S., Raiber, Matthias, Rassam, David W., Gilfedder, Mat

“…•Emulators allow Bayesian inference for regional-scale groundwater models.•ABC provides flexibility on model calibration using different types of…”
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Impact of model parameterization on predictive uncertainty of regional groundwater models in the context of environmental impact assessment by Cui, Tao, Sreekanth, J., Pickett, Trevor, Rassam, David, Gilfedder, Mat, Barrett, Damian

“…Parameterization strategy impacts models' outputs and the associated uncertainty. This is particularly true for transient regional groundwater models where…”
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Probabilistic modelling and uncertainty analysis of flux and water balance changes in a regional aquifer system due to coal seam gas development by Sreekanth, J., Cui, Tao, Pickett, Trevor, Rassam, David, Gilfedder, Mat, Barrett, Damian

“…Large scale development of coal seam gas (CSG) is occurring in many sedimentary basins around the world including Australia, where commercial production of CSG…”
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An integrated modelling framework for regulated river systems by Welsh, Wendy D., Vaze, Jai, Dutta, Dushmanta, Rassam, David, Rahman, Joel M., Jolly, Ian D., Wallbrink, Peter, Podger, Geoffrey M., Bethune, Matthew, Hardy, Matthew J., Teng, Jin, Lerat, Julien

“…Management of regulated water systems has become increasingly complex due to rapid socio-economic growth and environmental changes in river basins over recent…”
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Determinants of compliance with the World Health Organisation recommendations for pregnant women in an urban health centre in The Gambia by Laing, Susan P, Guzek, John M, Rassam, David M, Ceesay, Isatou Sey, N'Dow, James M O

“…In 2001 the World Health Organization drew up recommendations for pregnant women in order to reduce maternal mortality: the first visit to the antenatal clinic…”
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An integrated modelling framework for regulated river systems: Thematic Issue on the Future of Integrated Modeling Science and Technology by WELSH, Wendy D, VAZE, Jai, JIN TENG, LERAT, Julien, DUTTA, Dushmanta, RASSAM, David, RAHMAN, Joel M, JOLLY, Ian D, WALLBRINK, Peter, PODGER, Geoffrey M, BETHUNE, Matthew, HARDY, Matthew J

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Influence of Hydraulic Loading and Effluent Flux on Surface Surcharging in Soil Absorption Systems by Beal, C. D, Rassam, D. W, Gardner, E. A, Kirchhof, G, Menzies, N. W

“…The goal of this study was to investigate how extreme hydraulic loading influences hydraulic pathways, and thus failure potential, of two soil absorption…”
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