Civil Engineering course by Dr. Anirban Dhar, Dr. V.R. Desai.
Syllabus 30
Introduction : Ground Water (GW) Utilization and Historical Background, GW in hydrologic Cycle
Introduction : Ground Water (GW) Utilization and Historical Background, GW in hydrologic Cycle
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
Ground water Level Fluctuations and Environmental Influence (Contd.) Literature/Data/Internet Resour
Ground water Level Fluctuations and Environmental Influence (Contd.) Literature/Data/Internet Resources
Ground Water :Literature/Data/Internet Sources
Ground Water :Literature/Data/Internet Sources
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
Zones of Aeration and Saturation; Aquifers and their characteristics/classification
Zones of Aeration and Saturation; Aquifers and their characteristics/classification
Aquifer Classification (Contd.), Ground water Basins and Springs; Dorcy\'s Law; Permeability
Aquifer Classification (Contd.), Ground water Basins and Springs; Dorcy's Law; Permeability
Determination pf Permeability :Heterogeneity and Anisotropy
Determination pf Permeability :Heterogeneity and Anisotropy
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
General Flow Equations Through Porous Media (Contd.), Dupuit\'s Assumptions
General Flow Equations Through Porous Media (Contd.), Dupuit's Assumptions
1-D Unconfined Ground water Flows; Steady Flow into Wells
1-D Unconfined Ground water Flows; Steady Flow into Wells
Steady Flow into Wells (Contd.); Unsteady Flow into Wells
Steady Flow into Wells (Contd.); Unsteady Flow into Wells
Unsteady Flow into Wells (Contd.)
Unsteady Flow into Wells (Contd.)
Unsteady Radial Flow in Confined and Unconfined Aquifers
Unsteady Radial Flow in Confined and Unconfined Aquifers
Unsteady Radial Flow in Leaky Aquifers (Contd.); Well Flow Near Aquifer Boundaries
Unsteady Radial Flow in Leaky Aquifers (Contd.); Well Flow Near Aquifer Boundaries
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
Well Completion;Well Development; Well Protection; Well Rehabilitation; Well testing for Yields
Well Completion;Well Development; Well Protection; Well Rehabilitation; Well testing for Yields
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
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
Induced Rechrage (Contd.); Wastewater recharge for reuse; Water spreading
Induced Recharge (Contd.); Wastewater recharge for reuse; Water spreading
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
Ground Water Pollution from Industrial, Agricultural and Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.)
Ground Water Pollution from Industrial, Agricultural and Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.)
Ground Water Pollution from Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.), Attenuation and Underground Distribution
Ground Water Pollution from Miscellaneous Sources (Contd.), Attenuation and Underground Distribution of Pollutants
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
Ground water salinity and samples ;Graphical representations of ground water quality
Ground water salinity and samples ;Graphical representations of ground water quality
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…
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
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
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
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
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