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Basic Hydrogeologic Methods - A Field and Laboratory Manual with Microcomputer Applications (Hardcover)
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Basic Hydrogeologic Methods - A Field and Laboratory Manual with Microcomputer Applications (Hardcover)
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FROM THE PREFACE
The approach of this book is "how-to-do and hands-on." Its purpose
is to provide clear, step-by-step instruction in many of the
fundamental methods of hydrogeologic investigation. These methods
include both 1) the traditional techniques of data analysis, such
as mathematical computation by electronic calculator and
construction of graphs by hand-plotting, and 2) microcomputer
techniques employing electronic spreadsheets, graphing and gridding
and contouring software. The microcomputer methods employ
commercial software such as Lotus 1-2-3. Microsoft Excel,
Quattro-Pro, Golden Software's Grapher and Surfer, and Geraghty and
Miller's AQTESOLV.
Although familiarity with any of the applications is helpful, the
instructions in this manual assume no prior experience with them.
Basic Hydrogeologic Methods is divided into three sections:
Groundwater Occurrence and Movement, Groundwater Investigations,
and Well and Aquifer Hydraulics. Each section begins with a brief
summary of relevant terminology and principles. This introductory
chapter is followed by a case study, which may be employed to
provide a practical context for the hydrogeological methods that
are described in subsequent chapters. Most of the methodological
exercises culminate in an analytical product, such as data table,
graph, contour map, etc., which readily serve as a focus for
problem-solving activities, classroom discussions, and
investigative reports. Many of the exercises present at least two
investigative methods for accomplishing a particular hydrogeologic
task. For example, time-drawdown graphs may be produced by a
hand-plotting method or by a microcomputer method. For the
professional scientist, the choice of a particular method might
depend on such factors as the time available to carry out the task,
the degree of accuracy required, or the availability of assessory
equipment and materials. The introductory student can work through
a more fundamental method (e.g., hand-plotting) before advancing to
a microcomputer method (e.g., spreadsheet and graphing).
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