(still on the hunt, only found for purchase thus far)
http://pubs.usgs.gov/wsp/2220/report.pdf
(this was a free download published by the Dept of the Interior and US Geologic Survey)
http://ocw.mit.edu/courses/civil-and-environmental-engineering/1-72-groundwater-hydrology-fall-2005/index.htm
(- this is the same information/materials as the MIT online course on Groundwater Hydrolog in Fall 2005 available from their Open CourseWare program)
- could be promising, I plan to go through the materials and narrow down which aspects are most pertinent to this study
Here is an outline of the syllabus.
Outline
- Background
- Hydrologic Cycle
- Water Budgets
- Groundwater
- Darcy's Law and Hydraulic Potential
- The Steady-state Groundwater Flow Equation
- Streamlines and Flow Nets
- Regional Flow and Geologic Controls on Flow
- Transient Flow, Aquifer Storage and Compressibility
- Unconfined Flow
- Groundwater Interaction with Streams and Lakes
- Numerical Methods
- Flow in Fractured Rock
- Well Hydraulics
- Thiem and Theis Equations
- Pump Tests and Slug Tests
- Contaminant Transport
- Advection and Dispersion
- Sorption and Diffusive Mass Transfer
- Aquifer Remediation
- Vadose Zone Hydrology
- Unsaturated Flow, Retention Curves and Richard's Equation
- Infiltration and Evapotranspiration
- Couples Flow and Transport
- Density Driven Flow, Freshwater/Saltwater Interaction
- Heat Transport and Groundwater Flow
- The Role of Groundwater in Large-scale Water and Chemical Budgets
No comments:
Post a Comment