Abstract
AbstractThis paper presents numerical and parameter estimation models for the analysis of virus transport and the identification of transport parameters in the unsaturated zone. The numerical model couples a mass conservative fully implicit finite difference model simulating moisture flow in the unsaturated zone with the hybrid finite volume model for virus transport. The accuracy of the numerical scheme is tested for both advection- and dispersion-dominated transport. The comparison of the numerical model with the analytical solution indicates that the numerical model’s predictions are in excellent agreement with the analytical predictions. The parameter estimation is formulated as a nonlinear least-squares minimization problem in which the parameters are estimated by minimizing the deviations between the model-predicted and experimentally observed virus concentrations. A parameter estimation procedure is developed by coupling the numerical model simulating one-dimensional virus transport in the unsatura...
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