Hydrology: An Environmental Approach

Floppy along with book Floppy Number: TFG00143 For View and Copy please use following link [Campus Access] ftp://10.1.7.181/BooksFloppies/ Part -A: Introduction to Hydrology Introduction and Overview Fundamental Concepts: The Hydrologic Cycle and Ground Water Flow Fundamental Concepts: Geologic Materials and Effective Stress Part - B: Ground Water Flow Darcy's Law Seepage Forces and Design Part - C: Ground Water Contamination Cleanup Ground Water Quality and Contamination Aquifer and Flow Net Modeling Prediction of Solute Transport and Attenuation Ground Water Protection and Cleanup Waste Disposal and the Environment Part - D: Ground Water Applications to Civil Engineering Design Foundation Stabilization and Construction Dewatering Hydrologic Aspects of Compaction and Slope Stability Part - E: Well Hydraulics Analysis of Pumping Test Data: Confined Aquifers Analysis of Pumping Test Data: Leaky Confined Aquifers and Slug Tests Design of Field Pumping Tests Part - F: Surface Water Atmospheric Aspects of the Hydrologic Cycle Precipitation and Runoff Streamflow Flood Analysis Flood Control Part - G: Some General Aspects of Hydrology Hydrologic Regions Hydrology and Filed Practice Hydrology and Computer Methods Appendix - 1: Water Chemistry Appendix - 2: Water Law Appendix - 3: Conversion Factors and Index Properties References Index