PHREEQC COURSES

short courses in hydrogeochemistry and hydrogeochemical transport modeling

Previous PHREEQC courses (about 100 kB gif files if available)

  • 2011 in Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 1,     Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 2,     Edinburgh (UK)
  • 2010 in Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 1,     Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 2,     Dresden (D)
  • 2009 in Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 1,     Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 2
  • 2008 in Amsterdam (NL) ,     Brisbane (Aus)
  • 2007 in Amsterdam (NL) ,     Lisbon (P)
  • 2006 in Amsterdam (NL)
  • 2005 in Amsterdam (NL)
  • 2004 in Amsterdam (NL)
  • 2003 in Amsterdam (NL),     Helsinki (F)
  • 2002 in Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 1,     Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 2
  • 2001 in Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 1,     Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 2,     Johannesburg (SA)
  • 2000 in Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 1,     Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 2,     Grenoble (F)
  • 1999 in Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 1,     Amsterdam (NL) ♦ 2,     Faro (P),     Bern (CH)

    Courses on hydrogeochemical transport modeling with PHREEQC:

    Amsterdam (NL): 12 - 16 March 2012 (FULL) and 2 - 6 April 2012       

    The courses are intended to introduce the powerful capacity of PHREEQC for modeling practical hydrogeochemical problems. Lectures during the course provide an overview of the important processes in water quality. Hand and computer exercises from the 2nd edition of Appelo and Postma's 'Geochemistry, Groundwater and Pollution form an integral part of the course.

    During the course you will learn:

    The day-to-day program entails:
    day 1: Overview of Hydrogeochemical Reactions and Processes.
    Basics of PHREEQC, Input & output files, Mineral equilibration, Solid & Liquid solutions, Pressure-effects, Mixing.
    day 2: Exchange, Surface complexation, Simulation of laboratory analyses.
    Exchangers/surfaces connected to (reacting) minerals.
    Pyrite oxydation, release/sorption of Arsenic.
    day 3: Advective, Reactive and Dispersive (1D) Transport
    Chromatographic separations. Modeling of Artificial Recharge
    day 4: Dual porosity calculations, Exchange with Stagnant zones
    Data optimization with PHREEQC and PEST
    Multicomponent diffusion in clays
    day 5: Inverse Modeling of Water Quality along Groundwater Flowlines
    How to cope with Uncertainties, Isotopes
    Generalized Kinetics in PHREEQC
    Examples and exercises: Denitrification, Quartz/feldspar dissolution,
    Kinetics of exchange and surface complexation, Monod kinetics

    The course fee is  € 1963,50 (incl. 19% VAT) and includes:

    Max. Participants in the course: 12. For further info: contact Tony Appelo, appt@xs4all.nl

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