A 2D water quality transporter model to calculate conservative advection and diffusion of constituents from an unstructured grid of flows
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A 2D water quality transporter model to calculate conservative advection and diffusion of constituents from an unstructured grid of flows
Scripts from paper Halloran and Hunkeler (2020), Science of the Total Environment 722, 137749. doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.137749
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