Groundwater Dynamics in Hard Rock Aquifers ; Suatainable Management and Optimal Network Design - Hardcover
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Groundwater Dynamics in Hard Rock Aquifers : Sustainable Management and Optimal Monitoring Network
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Capital, New Delhi
(2007)
ISBN 10: 8185589259
ISBN 13: 9788185589251
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Book Description Hardbound. Condition: As New. New. Contents Foreword. Preface. An introduction to UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme/Abdin Salih. 1. Hydrogeological research in India in managing water resources/K.D. Sharma and Sudhir Kumar. 2. Nature of hard rock aquifers hydrogeological uncertainties and ambiguities/B.B.S. Singhal. 3. Overview of the hydrogeology of hard rock aquifers applications for their survey management modelling and protection/P. Lachassagne. 4. Geophysical characterization of hard rock aquifers/N.S. Krishnamurthy Subash Chandra and Dewashish Kumar. 5. Application of remote sensing and GIS in groundwater exploration/S.K. Nag. 6. Pumping tests planning preparation and execution/K. Subrahmanyam and Haris H. Khan. 7. Various pumping tests and methods for evaluation of hydraulic properties in fractured hard rock aquifers/J.C. Marechal B. Dewandel K. Subrahmanyam and R. Torri. 8. Analyses of aquifer parameters from different hydraulic tests and their scale effect/J.C. Marechal Faisal K. Zaidi and B. Dewandel. 9. Upscaling of slug test hydraulic conductivity using discrete fracture network modelling in granitic aquifers/Dominique Bruel Faisal K. Zaidi and C. Engerrand. 10. Groundwater balance at the watershed scale in a hard rock aquifer using GIS/J.C. Marechal L. Galeazzi and B. Dewandel. 11. Water budgeting and construction of future scenarios for prediction and management of ground water under stressed condition/Faisal K. Zaidi Benoit Dewandel Jean Marie Gandolfi and Shakeel Ahmed. 12. Applying geostatistics basic knowledge and variographic analysis with exercises/P.S.N. Murthy Tanvi Arora and Shakeel Ahmed. 13. Kriging for estimating hydrogeological parameters/Shakeel Ahmed and K. Devi. 14. Application of geostatistics in optimal groundwater monitoring network design/Shakeel Ahmed Dewashish Kumar and Aadil Nabi Bhat. 15. Reconstruction of water level time series in an aquifer using geostatistical technique/Dewashish Kumar and Shakeel Ahmed. 16. Governing equations of groundwater flow and aquifer modelling using finite difference method/Shazrah Owais S. Atal and P.D. Sreedevi. 17. Simulation of flow in weathered fractured aquifer in a semi arid an over exploited region/Shakeel Ahmed and P.D. Sreedevi. 18. Regional simulation of a groundwater flow in coastal aquifer Tamil Nadu India/L. Elango and C. Sivakumar. 19. Hydrogeology of Hard rock aquifer in Kashmir Valley complexities and uncertainties/G. Jeelani. It has become imperative on the part of water scientists and planners to adopt techniques for quantifying the available groundwater resources for sustainable development and management keeping in mind the scarcity of available water resources versus its demand in the near future. The apparent heterogeneities and complexities present in the hard rock aquifers makes it a challenging research to tackle groundwater problems. The intricacy increases manifold for the management of groundwater when the hard rock aquifers are situated in arid or semi arid regions. The demand/supply gap has led to the over abstraction of the groundwater and water level depletion in many areas beyond economic exploitation. The Indo French Center for Groundwater Research (IFCGR) at Hyderabad India has taken this challenge and using a suitable pilot site with all the requisites for studying hard rock aquifers present has surveyed and experimented extensively a typical granitic aquifer present in a semi arid and monsoon climate agricultural area. The present book contains the results and findings of the advanced research carried out in the pilot area with a thorough investigation of the structure and functioning of the aquifer in such a formation. The various chapters arranged in the book start from a very general scenario of the water resources management in the country an extremely technical contribution on the hard rock aquifer system its characterization theoretical portion of its properties and behaviour that has been necessary to enter into the environment. A brief d. Seller Inventory # 64108
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