Gunnar Nützmann, Paolo Viotti
This work presents a comprehensive exploration of reactive transport processes in soil and groundwater, focusing on the intricate interactions and modeling techniques required to understand these phenomena. The objective is to provide an integrated perspective that aids in both scientific understanding and practical applications concerning soil and groundwater management. Utilizing a multidisciplinary approach, the editors collate contributions from various experts in fields such as ecohydrology, geosciences, and hydraulic engineering. The methodologies discussed include numerical modeling, experimental investigations, and theoretical frameworks that contribute to a well-rounded understanding of reactive transport scenarios. Key results highlight the importance of considering various scales and complexities in the transport processes, illustrating how reactive components influence the fate and transport of contaminants and nutrients in subsurface environments. This work serves as a vital resource for researchers and practitioners in environmental science, offering insights into effective modeling strategies and a deeper understanding of the underlying processes in soil and groundwater systems.
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