1. GSA Hydrogeology Division GSA hydrogeology Division We apologize for any inconvenience. Last updated October 4, 2002, ids@uakron.edu The GSA hydrogeology Division website location has changed as of Spring 2002. http://www.uakron.edu/geology/gsahydro

GSA Hydrogeology Division The GSA Hydrogeology Division website location has changed as of Spring 2002. Please click here http://gsahydrodiv.unl.edu/gsahydrodiv/index.htm and note the new URL for the site. We apologize for any inconvenience. Last updated October 4, 2002, ids@uakron.edu

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guest need help? online articles fax/ariel articles user name password ATHENS compliant remember user name Earth and Environmental Sciences Geology Engineering/Technology Quarterly Journal of Engineering Geology and Hydrogeology ISSN 1470-9236 in our archives: Volume 32 (1999) through Volume 36 (2003) Publisher: Geological Society see publisher's website see journal home page LATEST NEXT PREVIOUS EARLIEST Volume 36, Issue 1, 2003 Volume 35, Issue 4, 2002 Volume 35, Issue 3, 2002 Volume 35, Issue 2, 2002 Volume 35, Issue 1, 2002 LATEST NEXT PREVIOUS EARLIEST Publisher: Geological Society terms and conditions

3. GROUND WATER-Primer-Hydrogeology hydrogeology Research Program. Overview. . The Program. Facilities http://www.epa.gov/seahome/groundwater/src/geo.htm

Hydrology is the science of water occurrence, movement and transport. Hydrogeology is the part of hydrology that deals with the occurrence, movement and quality of water beneath the Earth's surface. Because hydrogeology deals with water in a complex subsurface environment, it is a complex science. On the other hand, much of its basic terminology and principles can be understood readily by non-hydrogeologists. This section presents basic terms and principles of hydrogeology. The first section introduces many key terms and concepts in definition form. Subsequent definitions include graphics to aid in explanation. The following sections introduce principles of a ground water movement, using these terms. Graphics are included to further define terms and illustrate concepts. Hydrogeology Menu: Key Terms and Concepts What is Ground Water? What is a Ground Water Aquifer? Water Movement in the Aquifer ... Too Much Water Going Out Return to Basics Menu

4. Hydrogeology Research Group, University Of Tennessee, Knoxville Conducts research on contaminant transport in groundwater and agedating of groundwater. http://web.utk.edu/~lmckay/

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5. Hydrogeology Of Washington State Symposium - Home Page Periodic conference covering topics in the state's ground and surface waters, as well as geology. To be held April 810, 2003 in Tacoma. Includes announcements and information about past events. http://www.ecy.wa.gov/events/hg/

APRIL 8-10, 2003 SHERATON CONVENTION CENTER TACOMA, WASHINGTON View Current Flyer - Conference Announcement (553 KB PDF) Organized by Washington State Department of Ecology Washington Hydrologic Society U.S. Geological Survey National Ground Water Association Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

6. Content Of The Journal Of Hydrogeology And Environment (HU) - Edited By The Depa Complete list of titles and abstracts of the Journal of hydrogeology and Environment, journal of the Department of hydrogeology and Environment at the Institute of Geology, University of W¼rzburg. http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/hydrogeologie/hu_e.htm

HU - Journal of Hydrogeology and Environment Journal of the Department of Hydrogeology and Environment ISSN 09309-3757 German version Content of published volumes: Vol. 1 [Modelling of the Hydrogeochemical and Hydrodynamical Genesis and Distribution of the Lower Franconia Deep Groundwater] M. Hofmann (1990), p. 1-128, 42 Fig., 17 Tab., english abstract Physical Interpretation of the Discharge Coefficient of an Aquifer, a, Maillet-Equation. (1990), p. 129-137, 10 Fig. Order Vol. 2 Hydrogeologische Untersuchungen zur Einzugsgebietsbestimmung der Mittelstreuer Quellen. [Hydrogeolocical Investigations for Evaluation the Catchment Area of the Mittelstreu Springs (Lower Franconia, Germany)] (1991), p. 1-31, 16 Fig., english abstract The Inadequacy of Stabilization Ponds Treatment as Manifested by the Effects of Khirbet As-Samra Effluent on the Groundwater Quality of the Surrounding Area. (1991), p. 33-58, 2 Fig., 9 Tab [Variability of Soil Water Quality - Results from Suction Cup Measurements] (1991), p. 59-111, 5 Fig., 28 Tab

7.   Earth Sciences The School of Earth Sciences at the University of Birmingham UK offering facilities to study for your first degree BSc/MSci in Geology, Resource and Applied Geology or Environmental Geoscience. Also offering BSc programmes in Geology with Biology, Geology and Geography, or Geology and Archaeology. Research areas include Geophysics, hydrogeology, Palaeobiology, and Orogenic Processes and Basin Studies. http://www.earthsciences.bham.ac.uk/

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8. Hydrogeology -- SUNY Oswego The hydrogeology Program offers an interdisciplinary curriculum leading to M.S. degrees in the Department of Geological Sciences. http://www.oswego.edu/~gabel/hydro.htm

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9. GEOLINK - GIS Technologies And Software Development In Hydrogeology And Environm Download GIS GeoLink 2.0 a powerful generalpurpose geographic information system designed for solving Category Science Environment Water Resources Groundwater Software......GEOLINK (Moscow, Russia) GIS technologies, software development, outsourcing consulting servises in hydrogeology and environmental geology. http://www.geolink-ltd.com/

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10. Abstract: Hydrogeology Of The Surficial Aquifer In The Vicinity Of A Former Land hydrogeology of the surficial aquifer in the vicinity of a former landfill, Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Camden County, Georgia. http://wwwga.usgs.gov/publications/abstracts/wrir98-4246.html

Hydrogeology of the surficial aquifer in the vicinity of a former landfill, Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay, Camden County, Georgia David C. Leeth U.S. Geological Survey Water-Resources Investigations Report 98-4246, 28 p. ABSTRACT Neogene and Quaternary sediments constitute the surficial aquifer beneath the study area; in descending order from youngest to oldest these include-the Quaternary undifferentiated surficial sand and Satilla Formation; the Pliocene(?) Cypresshead Formation; and the middle Miocene Coosawhatchie Formation. Beneath the surficial aquifer, the upper Brunswick aquifer consists of part of the lower Miocene Marks Head Formation. Continuous and synoptic water-level measurements in the water-table zone, from October 1995 to April 1997, indicate the presence of a water-table high beneath and adjacent to the former landfill-the surface of which varies about 5 feet with time because of recharge and discharge. Water-level data from clustered wells also suggest that restriction of vertical ground-water flow begins to occur at an altitude of about 5 to 10 feet below sea level (35 to 40 feet below land surface) in the water-table zone because of the increasing clay content of the Cypresshead Formation. To obtain a copy of the full report, you may call the U.S. Geological Survey office in Atlanta at (770) 903-9100, or send e-mail to

11. Department Of Hydrogeology And Environment - Institute Of Geology At The Univers Information on research, faculty and associated people, general contact information and class description Category Science Earth Sciences Geology Academic Departments......University of Würzburg (Germany). Department of hydrogeology and Environment. http://www.uni-wuerzburg.de/hydrogeologie/index_e.html

Department of Hydrogeology and Environment German version General Information about the Department: Contact: People, Telephone Numbers, Email Adresses Research: Actual Research at the Department (german version) Journal of the Department: Journal of Hydrogeology and Environment - Content and abstracts vol. 1-25 Lectures, courses, filed trips and practical trainings are listed in the: University Calendar of the Faculty of Geosciences (Semester 2002/2003) Location: Institute of Geology Würzburg City Updated: Aug. 02

12. Hydrogeology Program At University Of Illinois Program overview, research partners, software tools, and publications. http://www.geology.uiuc.edu/~bethke/

The Hydrogeology Program The Hydrogeology Program at the University of Illinois is an active group of faculty, staff, and students who study fluid migration and chemical reaction in the Earth's subsurface. The group is best known for developing and applying numerical models of subsurface processes, and for applying isotopic methods to study groundwater flow. Many of its research efforts fall along three lines: studying the migration of deep fluids, including petroleum, through sedimentary basins and simulating important processes in environmental geochemistry, such as the mobility of heavy metals in drainage from historic mining districts, and applying isotopic techniques in new ways to study groundwater flow and reaction. The program maintains a complete computational laboratory with a professional programming staff, and facilities for isotopic analysis. People Meet the students, staff and faculty of the Hydrogeology Program. Research Consortium The group of companies and laboratories that sponsors development of our software.

13. Springer LINK: Hydrogeology Journal The Springer Journal hydrogeology Journal publishes papers in boththeoretical and applied aspects of hydrogeology. Springer LINK, http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/10040/

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14. Springer LINK: Hydrogeology Journal - Contents Springer LINK, Forum Springer hydrogeology Journal. Forum What'sNew Search Orders Helpdesk Up. Online First 2002 10/6 10/5 10/4 10 http://link.springer.de/link/service/journals/10040/tocs.htm

General Index for Volumes (1992) - 8 (2000) Volume Index (PDF format) Author Index (PDF format) Subject Index (PDF format) As of 2000 Electronic Supplementary Material is indicated by the symbol next to the article title. Electronic Supplementary Material 1999 Indexed in Current Contents Last update: 30 November 2002 LINK Helpdesk

15. Hydrogeology, Water Quality, And Land Management of the Big Spring study conducted by several government agencies in Clayton County, Iowa....... http://www.igsb.uiowa.edu/pubs/abstract/ofr833.htm

HYDROGEOLOGY, WATER QUALITY, AND LAND MANAGEMENT IN THE BIG SPRING BASIN, CLAYTON COUNTY, IOWA G.R Hallberg, B.E. Hoyer, E. A. Bettis III, R.D. Libra Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Geological Survey Bureau, Open File Report 83-3, 1983, 255 p. ABSTRACT The Big Spring study is the second phase of an assessment of groundwater quality in the karst-carbonate aquifers in NE Iowa. The project is jointly funded and conducted by the Iowa Geological Survey (IGS), Iowa Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ Contract No. 85-5500-02), and the U.S.D.A.-Soil Conservation Service (SCS), with assistance from the Iowa Conservation Commission (ICC), University Hygienic Laboratory (UHL), and U.S. Geological Survey. Staff from other institutions have participated in a consultative role, including personnel from Iowa State University, the Cooperative Extension Service, the U.S.D.A.-Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, and the Iowa Department of Soil Conservation. The Big Spring study was designed to provide a controlled assessment of a karst groundwater basin. This allows a more thorough understanding of the groundwater quality, the processes resulting in groundwater degradation, and evaluation of possible control measures or management practices. The Big Spring area was chosen because: 1) prior knowledge of the groundwater system in the Galena aquifer existed; 2) ICC and SCS had specific concerns with water-quality and landuse in the area; and 3) the ICC Fish Hatchery at Big Spring allowed the direct measurement of groundwater discharge from the basin, which is generally impossible in other areas.

16. Hydrogeology Of The Edwards Aquifer hydrogeology of the Edwards Aquifer http://www.edwardsaquifer.net/geology.html

Hydrogeology of the Edwards Aquifer Formation of the Edwards Aquifer Present Hydrogeology Movement and Storage of Water in the Aquifer Water Quality and Aquifer Protection Formation of the Edwards Aquifer The key to why the Edwards is a good aquifer lies in the fact that the limestone was exposed, extensively eroded, and then covered over again with new limestone formations. When the Edwards limestone was exposed, erosion created cavities and conduits and made the limestone unit capable of holding and transmitting water. When it was covered over again, the new sediments were relatively impermeable and formed a confining unit . The story of how the Aquifer formed begins a long time ago... About 500-600 million years ago in the Paleozoic era, long before the calcium precipitate that became the Edwards limestone was deposited on the seafloor, the area that is now the Gulf of Mexico was high and mountainous and an ancient sea came in from the northwest. A shoreline extended through Texas from southwest to northeast and sediments from erosion were fed to the northwest (see Figure 1). By the Jurassic period of the Mesozoic era, about 200 million years ago, a massive change had occurred that no one really completely understands.

17. University Of Alabama Hydrogeology Group Home Page http://hydro.geo.ua.edu/

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18. Hydrologic Sciences Program At UNR Welcome to the Graduate Program of Hydrologic Sciences (HS), formerly the Graduate Program of Hydrology/hydrogeology (H/H). http://www.hydro.unr.edu/

19. Hydrogeology Division Of The Geological Society Of America Welcome to the homepage for the hydrogeology Division of the Geological Society of America. The division was founded in 1959, with the late Burke Maxey acting as Chairperson. http://csd.unl.edu/gsahydrodiv

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20.   Earth Sciences hydrogeology. The core of the research programme of the hydrogeologyResearch Group is concerned with identifying and quantifying http://www.earthsciences.bham.ac.uk/research/groups/hydrogeology/

Earth Sciences University Fast Find Site Index Schools / Departments Telephone Directory Email Directory Useful Contacts Frequently Asked Questions Directions / Maps Acronym Directory Vacancies EARTH SCIENCES School Home Earth Sciences Home Research - Research Groups Hydrogeology Staff Research Students External Research Students Projects ... Petroleum Geosciences Unit LOCAL SEARCH SITE SEARCH Hydrogeology The core of the research programme of the Hydrogeology Research Group is concerned with identifying and quantifying the physical and chemical processes governing the movement and fate of contaminants in groundwater systems. Two vital aspects of this research are (i) the identification of these processes through existing and new data collection technologies and strategies and, (ii) the representation of the processes in quantitative modelling tools and procedures. The group's aim is to know how to predict contaminant fluxes in the subsurface at all spatial and temporal scales relevant to decision making. The research of the group is building on recent successes in attracting European Community, NERC and EPSRC awards as well as industrial and Environment Agency funding. Through ongoing projects and through planned initiatives, the group's staff and students will address two complementary research areas:

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