USGS Pennsylvania Fractured Rock Hydrology Research
MOC3D Model
| Simulating Contaminant Attenuation, Double-Porosity Exchange, and Water Age in Aquifers using MOC3D : USGS Fact Sheet FS-086-99 (265K pdf) | Age, Double Porosity, and Simple Reaction Modifications for the MOC3D Ground-Water Transport Model : USGS Report WRIR 99-4041. |
| Modifications to the Solute-Transport Model MOC3D for Simple Reactions, Double Porosity, and Age, with Application at Mirror Lake, New Hampshire, and Other Sites: USGS 1999 Toxics Meeting Paper. | A Three-Dimensional Method-of-Characteristics Solute-Transport Model (MOC3D): USGS Report WRIR 96-4267. Includes software (MOC3D/MODFLOW-96) and user's guide. |
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|| E-mail: djgoode@usgs.gov
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PA 19341, USA ||
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