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Ground Water Hydrology

Overview

Civil Engineering course by Dr. Anirban Dhar, Dr. V.R. Desai.

Syllabus 30

  1. Introduction : Ground Water (GW) Utilization and Historical Background, GW in hydrologic Cycle
    • Introduction : Ground Water (GW) Utilization and Historical Background, GW in hydrologic Cycle
  2. Ground Water in Hydrologic Cycle (Contd.), Ground Water Budget, Ground Water Level Fluctuations and
    • Ground Water in Hydrologic Cycle (Contd.), Ground Water Budget, Ground Water Level Fluctuations and Environmental Influence
  3. Ground water Level Fluctuations and Environmental Influence (Contd.) Literature/Data/Internet Resour
    • Ground water Level Fluctuations and Environmental Influence (Contd.) Literature/Data/Internet Resources
  4. Ground Water :Literature/Data/Internet Sources
    • Ground Water :Literature/Data/Internet Sources
  5. Occurrence and Movement of Ground Water : Origin and Age of Ground Water, Rock Properties Affecting
    • Occurrence and Movement of Ground Water : Origin and Age of Ground Water, Rock Properties Affecting Ground Water, Ground Water Column
  6. Zones of Aeration and Saturation; Aquifers and their characteristics/classification
    • Zones of Aeration and Saturation; Aquifers and their characteristics/classification
  7. Aquifer Classification (Contd.), Ground water Basins and Springs; Dorcy\'s Law; Permeability
    • Aquifer Classification (Contd.), Ground water Basins and Springs; Dorcy's Law; Permeability
  8. Determination pf Permeability :Heterogeneity and Anisotropy
    • Determination pf Permeability :Heterogeneity and Anisotropy
  9. Ground Water (GW) flowrates and flow directions; general flow equations through porous media
    • Ground Water (GW) flowrates and flow directions; general flow equations through porous media
  10. General Flow Equations Through Porous Media (Contd.), Dupuit\'s Assumptions
    • General Flow Equations Through Porous Media (Contd.), Dupuit's Assumptions
  11. 1-D Unconfined Ground water Flows; Steady Flow into Wells
    • 1-D Unconfined Ground water Flows; Steady Flow into Wells
  12. Steady Flow into Wells (Contd.); Unsteady Flow into Wells
    • Steady Flow into Wells (Contd.); Unsteady Flow into Wells
  13. Unsteady Flow into Wells (Contd.)
    • Unsteady Flow into Wells (Contd.)
  14. Unsteady Radial Flow in Confined and Unconfined Aquifers
    • Unsteady Radial Flow in Confined and Unconfined Aquifers
  15. Unsteady Radial Flow in Leaky Aquifers (Contd.); Well Flow Near Aquifer Boundaries
    • Unsteady Radial Flow in Leaky Aquifers (Contd.); Well Flow Near Aquifer Boundaries
  16. Well Flow for Special Conditions; Partially Penetrating Wells; Horizontal Wells and Collector Wells;
    • Well Flow for Special Conditions; Partially Penetrating Wells; Horizontal Wells and Collector Wells;Multiple Well Systems
  17. Well Completion;Well Development; Well Protection; Well Rehabilitation; Well testing for Yields
    • Well Completion;Well Development; Well Protection; Well Rehabilitation; Well testing for Yields
  18. Well Protection/Rehabilitation/Testing for yield (Contd.); Artificial Ground Water Recharge : Concep
    • Well Protection/Rehabilitation/Testing for yield (Contd.); Artificial Ground Water Recharge : Concept and Methods
  19. Concept and methods of Artificial Ground Water Recharge (Contd.); Recharge Mounds and Induced Reahcr
    • Concept and methods of Artificial Ground Water Recharge (Contd.); Recharge Mounds and Induced Recharge
  20. Induced Rechrage (Contd.); Wastewater recharge for reuse; Water spreading
    • Induced Recharge (Contd.); Wastewater recharge for reuse; Water spreading
  21. Pollution and Quality Analysis of Ground Water : Sources of Pollution of GW-Municipal, Industrial,Ag
    • Pollution and Quality Analysis of Ground Water : Sources of Pollution of GW-Municipal, Industrial,Agricultural and Miscellaneous
  22. Ground Water Pollution from Industrial, Agricultural and Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.)
    • Ground Water Pollution from Industrial, Agricultural and Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.)
  23. Ground Water Pollution from Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.), Attenuation and Underground Distribution
    • Ground Water Pollution from Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.), Attenuation and Underground Distribution of Pollutants
  24. Potential Evaluation of Ground water Pollution; Physical/Chemical/Biological analysis of Ground Wate
    • Potential Evaluation of Ground water Pollution; Physical/Chemical/Biological analysis of Ground Water quality; Criteria and measures of Ground water quality
  25. Ground water salinity and samples ;Graphical representations of ground water quality
    • Ground water salinity and samples ;Graphical representations of ground water quality
  26. Graphical representations of ground water quality (Contd.), SURFACE/SUB-SURFACE INVESTIGATION OF GRO
    • Graphical representations of ground water quality (Contd.), SURFACE/SUB-SURFACE INVESTIGATION OF GROUND WATER:Geological/geophysical exploration;Remote sensing…
  27. Surface Investigation of ground water (Contd.):Electrical resistivity seismic refraction/gravity/mag
    • Surface Investigation of ground water (Contd.):Electrical resistivity seismic refraction/gravity/magnetic methods
  28. Seismic refraction/gravity/magnetic methods (Contd.);Sub-surface investigation of ground water: Geog
    • Seismic refraction/gravity/magnetic methods (Contd.);Sub-surface investigation of ground water: Geographical/resistivity methods
  29. Sub-surface investigation of ground water (Contd.): Geographical/resistivity/spontaneous potential/r
    • Sub-surface investigation of ground water (Contd.): Geographical/resistivity/spontaneous potential/radiation of methods of logging
  30. Radiation method of logging (Contd.); Temperature/caliper/fluid conductivity/fluid velocity/miscella
    • Radiation method of logging (Contd.); Temperature/caliper/fluid conductivity/fluid velocity/miscellaneous logging methods

Advantages and disadvantages

Advantages

  • Taught by IIT and IISc professors, and it follows the Indian university syllabus closely.
  • All videos and assignments are free on NPTEL and SWAYAM.
  • The certificate is recognised by many Indian universities for credit transfer and by GATE aspirants.
  • Great for GATE and semester exam preparation.
  • Taught by Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, one of the strongest names in its field.
  • Completely free.
  • Self-paced: start any time.
  • A clear syllabus (30 parts) you can see before you start.

Disadvantages

  • The certificate needs a proctored exam at a centre, which has a fee.
  • Recorded classroom lectures: thorough, but slower than made-for-online courses.
  • New runs start on fixed dates (January and July).
  • Learning is free, but the certificate costs money.

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Free to learn

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  • Certificate: Optional. It needs a proctored exam at a centre, which has a fee.

Taught by

  • Dr. Anirban Dhar, Dr. V.R. DesaiIIT Kharagpur

Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur is in Tier 1: world-leading universities and India's top institutes of our institution ranking (95/100).

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