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|a Practical Hydrogeology:
|b Principles and Field Applications, Third Edition /
|c Willis D. Weight.
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|a Practical Hydrogeology
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|a New York, N.Y. :
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|a 1 online resource (777 pages) :
|b 350 illustrations.
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|a Cover --
|t Title Page --
|t Copyright Page --
|t Dedication --
|t Contents --
|t Preface --
|t Acknowledgments --
|t 1 Hydrogeology and Field Work --
|t 1.1 Hydrologic Cycle --
|t 1.2 Water-Budget Analysis --
|t 1.3 Water-Budget Myth --
|t 1.4 Groundwater Use --
|t 1.5 Groundwater Planning --
|t 1.6 Sources of Information on Hydrogeology --
|t 1.7 Site Location for Hydrogeologic Investigations --
|t 1.8 Taking Field Notes --
|t 1.9 Summary --
|t 1.10 Problems --
|t 1.11 References --
|t 2 The Geology of Hydrogeology --
|t 2.1 Geologic Properties of Igneous Rocks --
|t 2.2 Processes of Igneous Rock Formation --
|t 2.3 Metamorphic Rocks and Their Hydrogeologic Properties --
|t 2.4 Processes of Metamorphic Rock Formation --
|t 2.5 Foliated Metamorphic Rocks --
|t 2.6 Non-Foliated Metamorphic Rocks --
|t 2.7 Sedimentary Rocks and Their Hydrogeologic Properties --
|t 2.8 Structural Geology --
|t 2.9 Geologic Time --
|t 2.10 Using Geologic Information --
|t 2.11 Problems --
|t 2.12 References --
|t 3 Aquifer Properties --
|t 3.1 From the Surface to the Water Table --
|t 3.2 Porosity and Aquifer Storage --
|t 3.3 Movement of Fluids through Earth Materials --
|t 3.4 Aquifer Concepts --
|t 3.5 Boundary Concepts --
|t 3.6 Springs --
|t 3.7 Summary --
|t 3.8 Problems --
|t 3.9 References --
|t 4 Groundwater Flow --
|t 4.1 Groundwater Movement --
|t 4.2 Flow Nets --
|t 4.3 Level Measurements in Groundwater Wells --
|t 4.4 Misinterpretation of Water-Level Data --
|t 4.5 Summary --
|t 4.6 Problems --
|t 4.7 References --
|t 5 Pumping Tests --
|t 5.1 Why Pumping Tests? --
|t 5.2 Pumping-Test Design --
|t 5.3 Step-Drawdown Tests --
|t 5.4 Setting Up and Running a Pumping Test --
|t 5.5 Things That Affect Pumping Test Results --
|t 5.6 Summary --
|t 5.7 Problems --
|t 5.8 References --
|t 6 Aquifer Hydraulics --
|t 6.1 Wells --
|t 6.2 Traditional Pumping-Test Analytical Methods --
|t 6.3 Non-Ideal Pumping-Test Analytical Methods --
|t 6.4 Other Analysis Considerations --
|t 6.5 Specific Capacity --
|t 6.6 Well Interference and Boundary Conditions --
|t 6.7 Partial Penetration of Wells and Estimates of Saturated Thickness --
|t 6.8 Fracture-Flow Analysis --
|t 6.9 Summary --
|t 6.10 Problems --
|t 6.11 References --
|t 7 Slug Testing --
|t 7.1 Field Methodology --
|t 7.2 Common Errors Associated with Performing Slug Tests --
|t 7.3 Analyzing Slug Tests?The Damped Case --
|t 7.4 Analyzing Slug Tests?The Underdamped Case --
|t 7.5 Other Observations --
|t 7.6 Problems --
|t 7.7 References --
|t 8 Water Chemistry: Theory and Application --
|t 8.1 What?s in Water? --
|t 8.2 Presentation of Water Quality Data --
|t 8.3 Thermodynamics Applied to Water Chemistry --
|t 8.4 Activities and Activity Coefficients --
|t 8.5 Geochemical Controls on Water Chemistry --
|t 8.6 Stable Isotope Hydrogeology --
|t 8.7 Summary --
|t 8.8 Problems --
|t 8.9 References --
|t 9 Water Chemistry Sampling --
|t 9.1 Have a Plan --
|t 9.2 Collecting Water Samples --
|t 9.3 Field Measurements --
|t 9.4 Laboratory Analyses --
|t 9.5 Reviewing Lab Results --
|t 9.6 Tips on Reporting Data --
|t 9.7 Summary --
|t 9.8 Problems --
|t 9.9 References --
|t 10 Groundwater/Surface-Water Interaction --
|t 10.1 Conceptual Models --
|t 10.2 Field Methods to Determine Groundwater/Surface-Water Exchange --
|t 10.3 Summary --
|t 10.4 Problems --
|t 10.5 References --
|t 11 Vadose Zone Hydrogeology: Basic Principles, Characterization, and Monitoring --
|t 11.1 Energy Status of Pore Water --
|t 11.2 Water Content --
|t 11.3 Soil-Water Retention Curves --
|t 11.4 Darcy?s Equation and Unsaturated Flow Parameters --
|t 11.5 Soil-Water Budget --
|t 11.6 Water Storage and Deep Percolation --
|t 11.7 Physical Methods --
|t 11.8 Characterizing Hydraulic Properties --
|t 11.9 Vadose Zone Monitoring --
|t 11.10 Summary --
|t 11.11 Problems --
|t 11.12 References --
|t 12 Karst Hydrogeology --
|t 12.1 Introduction --
|t 12.2 Karst Types --
|t 12.3 Carbonate Rocks --
|t 12.4 Recharge Areas --
|t 12.5 Surface Karst Features --
|t 12.6 Caves --
|t 12.7 The Karst Aquifer --
|t 12.8 Land Use Problems in Karst --
|t 12.9 Investigative Methods in Karst --
|t 12.10 Summary --
|t 12.11 Problems --
|t 12.12 References --
|t 13 Tracer-Test Techniques --
|t 13.1 Tracer-Test Objectives --
|t 13.2 Tracer Material --
|t 13.3 Design and Completion of Tracer Test --
|t 13.4 Common Errors --
|t 13.5 Natural Tracers --
|t 13.6 Summary --
|t 13.7 Problems --
|t 13.8 References --
|t 14 Tracer Tests?Dye --
|t 14.1 Utility of Groundwater Tracing --
|t 14.2 Five Common Misconceptions about Tracer Dyes --
|t 14.3 Dye Nomenclature and Properties --
|t 14.4 Designing a Dye Tracing Study --
|t 14.5 Sampling and Analysis for Dyes --
|t 14.6 Detection Limits for Tracer Dyes --
|t 14.7 Determining Dye Quantities --
|t 14.8 Summary --
|t 14.9 Problems --
|t 14.10 References --
|t 15 Drilling and Well Completion --
|t 15.1 Getting Along with Drillers --
|t 15.2 Rig Safety --
|t 15.3 Drilling Methods --
|t 15.4 How to Log a Drillhole --
|t 15.5 Monitoring-Well Construction --
|t 15.6 Production-Well Completion --
|t 15.7 Water Witching --
|t 15.8 Summary --
|t 15.9 Problems --
|t 15.10 References --
|t A Unit Conversions Tables --
|t B Relationship of Water Density and Viscosity to Temperature --
|t C Periodic Table --
|t D Values of W(u) and u for the Theis Nonequilibrium Equation --
|t E Radial Flow Equation --
|t Index --
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|a Electronic reproduction.
|b New York, N.Y. :
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|d 2019.
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