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An automated workflow to convert static geological models with non-vertical faults into groundwater flow models is presented. Faults in the numerical model are defined geometrically and parametrically. The proposed method is tested with a multi-layer geological model around a complex faulting system, proving its efficiency to simulate anisotropic groundwater flows due to the presence of non-vertical faults.

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2023-08-15
2026-03-13
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