Groundwater Flow and Transport Modeling
Hydrogeological Conceptual Model is created before modeling. Within this scope, field studies in the project area are made and boundary conditions of the Conceptual Model are defined. While making this definition, the region is evaluated hydrogeologically and the conceptual model is interpreted by using water budget.
Then, a three-dimensional groundwater flow model is created to understand the groundwater flow system and to investigate possible pollution scenarios. With this model, the effects on the environmental and hydrogeological system and possible pollution scenarios are examined and the pollution risks in the region are defined.
For a possible worst-case scenario in the study area and its vicinity, pollutant leakage scenarios are examined from the risky areas in the area to groundwater. In this context, the groundwater flow model is reconstructed and the effects of the virtual pollutants on the hydrogeological system is tried to be understood.