Incorporating geomicrobial processes in reactive transport models of subsurface environments
Regnier, P. ; Dale, A. W.; Pallud, C.; van Lith, Y.; Bonneville, S.; Hyacinthe, C.; Thullner, M.; Laverman, A. M.; Van Cappellen, P. (2005). Incorporating geomicrobial processes in reactive transport models of subsurface environments, in: Nützmann, G. et al.Reactive transport in soil and groundwater: processes and models. pp. 107-126. dx.doi.org/10.1007/3-540-26746-8_8
In: Nützmann, G. et al. (2005). Reactive transport in soil and groundwater: processes and models. Springer Berlin Heidelberg: Germany. ISBN 978-3-540-26744-7 . dx.doi.org/10.1007/b138022, more
Reactive-transport models aim at a comprehensive, quantitative and, ultimately, predictive treatment of biogeochemical transformations and mass transfers in the subsurface. Not only do they provide environmental simulation tools, they can also be used to test new theoretical concepts or hypotheses. A major goal of the geochemistry group in Utrecht is to incorporate complex, microbially-driven reaction networks in reactive transport models, through a close collaboration between modelers and experimentalists. This paper gives an overview of some of the research activities we are carrying out in this area.
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