Pollution migration forecast for soil-geochemistry mapping

The migration of the moving dangerous chemicals in soil-water systems represents significant risk to public health and environment. At the present time there is growing scientific concern about the available predicting procedures for environmental assessment of contaminated sites and chemical spills. After considering the various approaches and geodata that may be involved, the stagnate zones model was recognized. The key problem to be considered here deals with the surface concentration distribution, risk evaluation and allowable residue levels for chemicals. It is possible to make forecast and ecology monitoring based on the proposed mathematical model with tabulated migration parameters of the contaminants and soils. The considered method can complement experimental work on the contaminated sites and assist with soil-geochemistry mapping.