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Dear Dr. Parkhurst:
We are planning to link a variably saturated 3D
flow, and fate and transport model with Phreeqe/Phreeqc that you have
developed. After reading USGS website I found
that "PHREEQE is now obsolete and has been replaced with the program
PHREEQC". Our fate and transport model is in FORTRAN, and linking with
PHREEQC (written in C) may not be computationally as efficient
as linking with PHREEQE (fortran version) -- although creating a DLL
may be an option worth investigation. We will appreciate any advise
you may have for us in this matter.
Many thanks.
Ashok Katyal, Ph.D.
Principal Enginner
RASI Inc.
540-953-1555
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