Shaun,

Some questions.

Is it a rift basin and if YES, then are you concerned about the
thermohaline flow? If you take out the heat, it becomes simpler.
How have you conceptualized your problem in terms of 2-D or 3-D,
cross-section, or what? What is the scale of the problem?
Is this a scientific model where you'll be exploring model behavior or
are you looking to calibrate to heads or some other data?
Do you have data on the salinity gradient?

Is the top of you model flat or are you including advective forcing
due to gravity, such as flow off of the flanks of a rift basin?
Are you modeling the evaporite formation?


--- In feflow@..., "shaunglorie" <shaunglorie@...> wrote:
>
> hey every one
>
> i was wondering if any one had any examples on how to model salt lakes.
> Preferably within Australia but not necessary. I am modeling an aquifer
> where the salt lake is an evaporation point and has become hyper
> saline.
>
> Any information would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Shaun
>