Recent experiments have shown that atmospheric radioxenon passing over a sampling site can be transported into the shallow subsurface by barometric pressure changes. The STOMP simulator is used to examine… Click to show full abstract
Recent experiments have shown that atmospheric radioxenon passing over a sampling site can be transported into the shallow subsurface by barometric pressure changes. The STOMP simulator is used to examine the impact of seven hydrologic/geologic parameters and water infiltration on the imprinting of radioxenon from a transient plume during two pressure scenarios. The maximum concentration of Xe at a depth of two meters and the time of maximum concentration at that depth were calculated for each parameter set and the most impactful parameters were identified.
               
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