GEOL 635

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Advanced Hydrogeology

Geological Sciences College of Computational, Mathematical, & Physical Sciences

Course Description

Equations governing fluid flow through saturated porous media under various geologic conditions; applying hydraulic characteristics to analysis of well and aquifer conditions.

When Taught

Winter Even Years

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3

Fixed/Max

3

Fixed

3

Fixed

0

Other Prerequisites

Geol 435 or instructor's consent

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Theoretical Background

Learning Outcome

Develop an in-depth understanding of the theoretical and mathematical basis of aquifer boundary conditions and the computation of aquifer parameters (hydraulic conductivity, storage coefficient, and transmsissivity).

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Writing Skills

Learning Outcome

Become better science writers by weekly practice.

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Problem Solving Techniques

Learning Outcome

Enhance the ability to solve problems by analyzing real world data sets ( including a final project), some of which do not have a unique solution.

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Applied Technology

Learning Outcome

Develop a working use of the methods of aquifer parameter analysis including graphical and computer based methods.