Monday, June 16

5:30 PM-7:30 PM
Sun Terrace (weather permitting) or Pueblo Room

Poster Session and Welcoming Reception

2:45 PM Poster Setup begins.

Numerical Methods for Solving the Different Inverse Problems of the Theory of Electromagnetoelasticity

A. V. Avdeev, E. V. Goruynov, V. I. Priimenko, Institute of Mathematics, Russia

Numerical Studies of the Flow and Saline Intrusion in the Estuary of the Gironde

K.D. Nguyen and Sylvain Guillou, Université de Caen, France

An Equation Describing Turbulent Tracer Transport: An Alternative to Parabolic and Goldstein-Monin-Gupta Models

Richard Ammons, Missoula, MT

A Parallel, Automatic Load-Balancing Implementation of a Non-Scaling Dispersion Model

Jeffrey V. Butera, North Carolina State University

The Effect of Immobile Water on Gas/Gas Mixing in Porous Media

Marco L. Verlaan and Cor P.J.W. van Kruijsdijk, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands

Method-of-lines Solution of Richards' Equation II: Two Space Dimensions

C.T. Kelley, M.D. Tocci, and C.T. Miller, North Carolina State University

Time-Evolution of the Ozone Layer: Steady-State Conditions from Irreversible Thermodynamics Modelling

Florin Caldararu, ECOSEN Research Laboratory Ltd., Romania; Stefan Patrascu, University of Bucharest, Romania; Mira Caldararu, ECOSEN Research Laboratory Ltd., Romania; and Dan Nicolaescu, Nagoya Institute of Technology, Japan

A Novel Concept for Numerical Methods for Multidimensional Inverse Problems

Michael V. Klibanov, Thomas R. Lucas, and Robert M. Frank, University of North Carolina, Charlotte

(Cancelled) A Shooting-based Finite Element Technique for the Accurate Computation of Eigenfrequencies of the Earth

Maria I. Corcuera, Francisco J. Navarro, Maria L. Cuadrado, and Jose M. Corrales, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Spain

Inverse Modeling of a Radially Convergent Tracer Test in a Sand and Gravel Aquifer

Geoffrey C. Bohling, James J. Butler, Jr., and Carl D. McElwee, Kansas Geological Survey

Petrov-Wavelet-Galerkin Methods for Linear and Non-Linear Hyperbolic Equations

Margarete O. Domingues and Sonia M. Gomes, IMECC--UNICAMP, Brazil

Bayesian Prediction in Contaminant Transport

Ben G. Fitzpatrick, North Carolina State University

Two-Phase Flow with Phase Transitions through Porous Media: Boundary Layer Phenomena, Spatial Phase Structures, Instabilities

Mikhail Panfilov, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia

Operator Splitting and an Inverse Problem for the Buckley-Leverett Equation

Kari Brusdal, University of Bergen, Norway

PARMEST, A Universal Code for Parameter Estimation During Inverse Modeling

Lawrence E. Allen and Eileen P. Poeter, Colorado School of Mines, Golden; Mary C. Hill, United States Geological Survey, Denver; and Earl V. Edris, United States Army, Waterways, Vicksburg, MS

Influence of Heterogenities on a Twophase Flow Process in a Fracture

Insa Neuweiler and W. Kinzelbach, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Switzerland

A Modified ENO Method for First Order Hyperbolic Systems

Robert H. Hoar, University of Wisconsin, La Crosse

Optimal Control of Displacement Fronts in Porous Media

Bagus Sudaryanto and Yannis C. Yortsos, University of Southern California

Global Optimization for Identifying Unknown Parameter Zone Configuration of Distributed Parameter Systems

Min Sun, University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa

Estimating Hydraulic Parameters from a Well Model Including Storage Capacity

Stephan Schumacher, Marian Slodicka, University of the Federal Armed Forces Munich, Germany; and Uwe Jaekel, Institute of Chemistry and Dynamics of the Geosphere 4, Germany

Momentum Transport and Scaling Behavior of Flow Normal to the Interface of Dissimilar Porous Media

James R. Leith, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque

Using the Space Transform Method in Geosciences

Marc L. Serre, George Christakos and Dionissios T. Hristopulos, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

2.5D Finite-difference Modeling of Teleseismic Waveform

Takenaka Hiroshi, Kyushu University, Japan; and Okamoto Taro, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

Identification of the Microstructure of a Composite from Effective Dielectric Measurements

Elena Cherkaeva, University of Utah

Finite Element Analysis for Predicting the Rock Failures Around the Wellbore

Yahya Rin Sukirman and Lim Ah Ho, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Malaysia

Domain Decomposition for for Two-Phase Flow in a Porous Medium with Two Rock Types

J. Jaffré, J.E. Roberts, and Xuewen Wang, INRIA-Rocquencourt, France

(Cancelled)CWP Object-Oriented Optimization Library COOOL

H. Lydia Deng and Wences Gouveia, Mobil Technology Company, Dallas; and John A. Scales, Colorado School of Mines

On Numerical Multi-Block Grids In Coastal Ocean Circulation Modeling

Le Ngoc Ly, Naval Postgraduate School; and Phu Luong, NAVOCEANO, Stennis Space Center, MS

Three-Dimensional Electromagnetic Geophysical Inversion Using Massively Parallel Computers

David L. Alumbaugh and Gregory A. Newman, Sandia National Laboratories

Applications of the Domain Decomposition Method for Mixed Finite Element Approximations on Non-Matching Grids in Groundwater Modeling

Serguei Maliassov, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

(ADDED) Vertically Averaged Stratified Fluid Models

Richard Liska, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic

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