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Ground Water Hydrology
Occurrence of groundwater; Groundwater movement; Groundwater and well hydraulics; Water wells; Groundwater levels and environmental influences; Quality of groundwater; Pollution of groundwater; Management of groundwater; Groundwater modeling techniques; Surface investigations of groundwater; Subsurface investigations of groundwater; Artificial recharge of groundwater; Saline water intrusion in aquifers.
Groundwater Hydrology
A thorough, up-to-date guide to groundwater science and technology Our understanding of the occurrence and movement of water under the Earth's surface is constantly advancing, with new models, improved drilling equipment, new research, and refined techniques for managing this vital resource. Responding to these tremendous changes, David Todd and new coauthor Larry Mays equip readers with a thorough and up-to-date grounding in the science and technology of groundwater hydrology. Groundwater Hydrology, Third Edition offers a unified presentation of the field, treating fundamental principles, methods, and problems as a whole. With this new edition, you'll be able to stay current with recent dev...
The Water Encyclopedia, Second Edition
A million facts and figures, valuable for many uses-all in one volume. Years of professional scientific work, selection, and organization went into this encyclopedia. ALL NEW Every Fact, every figure, every table, chart, diagram, and figure is all-new since the first edition. Double the Content-This new edition gives you twice the material and twice the data of the original book. ALL THE FACTS THAT COUNT Ground water contamination Drinking water Floods Waterborne diseases Global warming Climate change Irrigation Water agencies and organizations Precipitation Oceans and seas Rivers, lakes and waterfalls Water use/reuse Environmental This is the one basic reference on water that all of us need...
Principles of Water Resources
With all new and updated material, the third edition provides civil engineers with a complete history of water availability. It also delves into government development, management, and policy of water usage. New information is included on international water issues, water measurement, and telemetry. Additional details are also presented on global warming and its impact on water resources. In addition, environmental engineers will gain a current understanding of the field through updated case studies and images that make the material more relevant.
The Water Expert
"Water is the most important resource of a country. Water is the first food and the number one component of all prepared meals and beverages. Unfortunately it has been wasted, polluted and in many places in the world is unavailable for drinking purposes or , even worse, it includes natural or manmade chemical compounds that brings sickness and it will continue to deteriorate. But there is hope that reason will prevail over the lack of common sense and things will change. I hope this book will help to improve our great resource - water. This book is the most comprehensive source of water treatment answers and will help you perform calculations for water treatment designs with more than 85 ready-to-use completed spreadsheets. It contains many bibliographic references as well as commercial references of the most advanced water equipment and systems. It is the ideal book for anyone interested in water treatment and purification."
Investigation of Inappropriate Pollutant Entries Into Storm Drainage Systems
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Water Management in the Yellow River Basin of China
Throughout history the Yellow River, or Huang Ho, has repeatedly broken through its levees to rampage over the densely populated North China Plain. In spite of its importance as the major river of China, little has been written on the Yellow River and its management. Charles Greer fills this gap with his comprehensive and thoroughly researched book. This work deals with the technological problems faced by the Chinese in taming the destructive river and also focuses on cultural attitudes that have governed the Chinese response to nature. For example, water control was not highly regarded by the Taoists, who preferred to let nature take its course; but the Buddhists sought to harness the river...
