MODFLOW Modeling Services
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based in USA
, commercial, and municipal clients. Our staff prepares MODFLOW models in support of water resource projects and small and large dewatering projects. Our experience also includes aquifer testing design, performance, and analysis, and completion of water supply ...
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based in USA
McCurry Hydrology has been involved in modeling aquifer systems, including connected stream-aquifer systems, for more than 25 years. Dr. McCurry has taught graduate-level courses on groundwater modeling and developed a package for the widely used USGS model ...
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based in USA
McCurry Hydrology has undertaken the majority of its water resources projects in the western U.S., where water rights under the Prior Appropriation system plays a key role in determining where and when supplies are available. Dr. McCurry has served as expert witness on cases in several states. He developed a package for the USGS model ...
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by Tethys srlbased in ITALY
(i.e. saltwater intrusion). Tethys’ professionals take advantage of state-of-the-art models like MODFLOW-USG, MT3D, SEAWAT and ...
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based in USA
assessment of model uncertainty. ESI was the first to develop a Monte Carlo risk assessment tool for large-scale groundwater models (Stochastic MODFLOW). Another issue of concern is optimization of remedial ...
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based in CANADA
model developed by the U.S. Geological Survey and first released in the spring of 2008. GSFlow integrates the USGS MODFLOW groundwater model and USGS PRMS surface water model to providing a fully integrated modeling ...
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based in USA
Dr. Charlie Fitts founded Fitts Geosolutions in the early 1990s, with a focus on groundwater software and consulting. Charlie has an MS from Cornell University (Engineering Geology) and a PhD from University of Minnesota (Civil Engineering). He worked full time in geotechnical and groundwater consulting firms during 1979-1991. From 1991-2014, Dr. Fitts was a professor in the Geoscience department ...
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