Abstract
The development and implementation of an h-adaptive algorithm with a general finite element solver has been achieved for predicting species transport and dispersion within complex problem geometries. Coupling h-adaptation with a Petrov-Galerkin finite element algorithm produces very accurate solutions while minimizing computer time and storage demands. The finite element method, when coupled with h-adaptation, is well suited for calculating atmospheric and groundwater transport. Future research efforts will include the use of Delaunay triangulation (with the ability to produce hexahedrals), and h-p adaptation.
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