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- GEOLM010 Tectonic Geomorphology
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Planetary Geology: An Introduction
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GEOLM022 Hydrogeology and Groundwater Resources
AIMS
To introduce the student to the physical processes governing groundwater resources and to demonstrate the scientific basis for groundwater resources assessment and management.
OUTCOMES
Knowledge and understanding of:
1. Processes and physical / hydraulic parameters controlling groundwater flow.
2. The concepts of water balance, storage, and equilibrium / transient groundwater conditions.
3. The hydrogeological characteristics of important aquifers.
4. The representation of groundwater flow in aquifers, using numerical models.
CONTENT
The course presents the principles of physical hydrogeology (aquifer hydraulic properties, groundwater hydraulics, aquifer investigations, recharge and river-aquifer interactions) and demonstrates their application to groundwater resources management through consideration of aquifer water balances and an introduction to groundwater flow modelling.
| Title |
Hydrogeology and Groundwater Resources |
| UG Code |
GEOLM022 |
| Coordinator |
Dr. William Burgess |
| Other Contributors | |
| Term |
2 |
| Credit | 0.5 CU |
| Written Exam |
70% |
|
Practical Exercises |
30% |
| Pre-Requisites |
None |
| Maths & Stats Content and Requirement | |
| Total Number of Hours of Student Work | 188 hours |
| Hours of Lectures/Seminars | 20 hours |
| Hours of Practicals/Problem Classes | 20 hours |
| Hours of Tutorials | 0 |
| Days of Fieldwork | 0 |
| Other | None |
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