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diation needs. On this basis, the remediation costs can then be calculated with the
corresponding level of uncertainty.
16.3 Information regarding project preparation
To apply a probabilistic conflict analysis the data structure must follow the following
conventions:
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Name convention for contaminant grid: the realisations of the contaminant distribution must be numbered in sequence at the end of their name, beginning
with 0. So with 100 realisations e.g. TCE_in_gw0.asc, TCE_in_gw1.asc,
TCE_in_gw2.asc … TCE_in_gw99.asc.
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File Schadstoffe.agd: the line must contain the number of realisations as the
second but last parameter. The last parameter assigns the default realisation
used in the case of a deterministic conflict analysis (if so desired; see also section 4.3.5):
"TCE_in_gw.aux","TCE",5,"GW","100","TCE_in_gw0"
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