FEFLOW
DHI's finite-element groundwater platform — unstructured meshes, density-driven flow, heat and mine dewatering.
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Groundwater modelling has one of the deepest open-source lineages in all of engineering: MODFLOW has been in continuous development by the USGS since 1984, and the Python ecosystem around it (FloPy above all) is exceptionally mature. This category covers aquifer simulation, contaminant transport, well hydraulics and calibration tooling — from full 3D finite-difference suites to analytic-element models you can run in a notebook.
DHI's finite-element groundwater platform — unstructured meshes, density-driven flow, heat and mine dewatering.
The Python interface to MODFLOW — build, run and post-process groundwater models entirely in code.
Veteran commercial MODFLOW GUI with deep PEST integration — a consultant favourite for calibration-heavy work.
The standard for vadose-zone modelling — variably saturated flow and transport by Richards' equation.
The USGS groundwater model — the world standard for aquifer simulation, rebuilt as a modular multi-model framework.
USGS particle tracking for MODFLOW — pathlines, travel times and capture zones from flow solutions.
Multi-species solute transport for MODFLOW — advection, dispersion, sorption and reactions in aquifers.
The USGS's free graphical interface for MODFLOW — grid-independent model design without a commercial GUI.
Model-independent parameter estimation and uncertainty analysis — the calibration standard for groundwater models.
USGS geochemical modelling — speciation, batch reactions, 1D reactive transport and inverse modelling.
Time-series analysis of groundwater heads in Python — transfer-function models instead of full aquifer simulation.
Analytic element groundwater modelling in Python — multi-layer steady flow with no grid at all.
Python framework for PEST/PEST++ workflows — programmatic setup, ensembles and uncertainty analysis.