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ISBN(s): 9781439841259, 143984125X
Edition: 2nd ed
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Year: 2011
Language: english
Second Edition
Field
Hydrogeology
A Guide for
Site Investigations
and
Report Preparation
Second Edition
Field
Hydrogeology
A Guide for
Site Investigations
and
Report Preparation
John E. Moore
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Chapter 1 Introduction........................................................................................... 1
1.1 Hydrogeologic Concepts.............................................................2
1.2 Aquifers...................................................................................... 5
1.3 Groundwater Movement............................................................. 6
1.4 Recharge and Discharge............................................................. 7
1.5 Source of Water to a Well........................................................... 9
1.6 Locating Groundwater.............................................................. 10
1.7 Groundwater Facts.................................................................... 10
Additional Resources.......................................................................... 11
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vi Contents
• history of hydrogeology
• field safety
• groundwater quality and testing the quality of groundwater
• construction of hydrogeologic cross sections and maps
• federal laws to protect groundwater
• transboundary aquifers
• new THEIS computer model for designing aquifer tests
This edition also has new case studies: Nubian aquifer in northern Africa, Mexico
City, and the High Plains aquifer in the southwestern United States. Another addition
to this field guide is a computer program to design the location of observation wells
for aquifer tests.
I became interested in SOPs when I was an electronics officer in the U.S. Air
Force and later a teaching assistant at the University of Illinois. As an electronics
officer I wrote the SOP for using electronic testing instruments. At the university, I
developed standard procedures for sedimentary petrology laboratory analyses. As a
hydrologist with the USGS and as senior hydrogeologist for an environmental con-
sulting firm, I prepared many standard hydrogeologic field procedures. I believe that
these procedures are an essential part of an investigation because they include the
application of consistent methods of data collection and they provide guidance to
beginning hydrogeologists and reminders to experienced hydrogeologists. I visited
an environmental consulting firm recently and asked their senior hydrogeologist
what he thought about ASTM guides and standards. He felt that some were too strin-
gent and some inhibited creative thinking, but he admitted that overall they have
improved the quality and consistency of field data.
The USGS took the lead in establishing standards for collecting hydrologic data
when they published the USGS Techniques of Water Resources Investigation series
and their books on recommended methods for collecting hydrologic data.
ASTM has been in operation for 103 years. It has grown into one of the larg-
est voluntary standards systems in the world and currently has more than 33,000
members. More than 9,500 standards are published by ASTM annually. It provides
a forum for producers, users, consumers, and those with a similar interest, such as
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x Preface
CSUPAWE
The computer model program written by Dr. Daniel K. Sunada (Colorado State
University) has a designation of CSUPAWE. The program can be used to calculate
the water level response to withdrawal of groundwater and artificial recharge.
John Moore
xi
About the Authors
John E. Moore, Ph.D., is an internation-
ally recognized research scientist and hydro-
geologist. He has earned a B.A. in geology
from Ohio Wesleyan University and a Ph.D.
from the University of Illinois. He is cur-
rently an adjunct professor at Metro State
College in Denver, Colorado, and presents
short courses for the Geological Society of
America and the International Association of
Hydrogeologists. He has more than 50 years
of experience as scientist, technical advi-
sor, and senior hydrologist with the Water
Resources Division of the U.S. Geological
Survey (USGS) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). At the USGS he
planned and directed hydrologic investigations, supervised well drilling, designed
aquifer tests, investigated contamination, supervised writing and review of 1,500
reports each year, and presented hydrologic short courses in project planning,
report review, and field hydrogeology. Moore has served as an advisor to the EPA,
Department of Energy, Department of Defense, U.S. Congress, and the State of
Colorado. He is past president of the American Institute of Hydrology (AIH) and
the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH), and associate editor of
Environmental Geology.
Dr. Moore received the Department of Interior Meritorious Service Award, AIH
Founders award, IAH Honorary Members Award, and the National Groundwater
Association Life Member Award. He is the author of 7 books and 50 scientific arti-
cles. Because of his contributions to hydrology and publications, he was presented
an honorary doctor of science on October 5, 2010, at
Ohio Wesleyan University.
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