Numerical modelling in research on geothermal systems

  • Dendys M
  • Tomaszewska B
  • Pająk L
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Nowadays, numerical modelling is a common tool for supporting the research of geothermal systems. Due to the development of computer sciences and access to software dedicated to numerical modelling of hydrogeological processes this is possible. Research can schematise hydrogeological conditions and simulate the work of geothermal systems and thermal water intakes. Research creates numerical models of geothermal systems at the regional and local scale for simulating work of specific thermal waters for example.In connection with the economic development of the use of thermal waters in Poland there are many research projects where numerical modelling occurs as a primary tool. This paper provides an overview of research issues where the solution to the problem was found by using computer applications and numerical simulators.

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Dendys, M., Tomaszewska, B., & Pająk, L. (2015). Numerical modelling in research on geothermal systems. Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series, 9(1), 39–44. https://doi.org/10.1515/bgeo-2015-0014

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