Most of models for predicting the behavior of contaminant transport are proposed, and the major paths for contaminant transport are porous media and fracture media. In this paper, the SUTRA dispersion model is applied to assess the effect on contaminant transport in terms of hydrogeology characteristics, the location of contaminant source and sorption, respectively. This model is based on the diffusion interface of contaiminant concentration in porous media. In case study, the radionuclide of strontium (Sr) is leaked into underground layer such ans rock talus, coral and andesite, and the strontium plume migrations accompanying with groundwater flow. Result indicated that the contaminant plume requires 500 days for migration from source to coast at Lan-Yu site.