Conduit roughness and dye-trace breakthrough curves: why slow velocity and high dispersivity may not reflect flow in distributed systems

Author： Gulley J.D. Walthard P. Martin J. Banwell A.F. Benn D.I. Catania G.

Publisher： International Glaciological Society

ISSN： 1727-5652

Source： Journal of Glaciology, Vol.58, Iss.211, 2012-09, pp. : 915-925

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