Groundwater Geophysics A Tool for Hydrogeology
Title:
Groundwater Geophysics A Tool for Hydrogeology
Author:
Kirsch, Reinhard. editor.
ISBN:
9783540293873
Physical Description:
XVIII, 493 p. 300 illus. online resource.
Contents:
Petrophysical properties of permeable and low-permeable rocks -- Seismic methods -- Geoelectrical methods -- Complex Conductivity Measurements -- Electromagnetic methods — frequency domain -- The transient electromagnetic method -- Ground Penetrating Radar -- Magnetic Resonance Sounding -- Magnetic, geothermal, and radioactivity methods -- Microgravimetry -- Direct Push-Technologies -- Aquifer structures — pore aquifers -- Aquifer structures: fracture zones and caves -- Groundwater quality - saltwater intrusions -- Geophysical characterisation of aquifers -- Groundwater protection: vulnerability of aquifers -- Groundwater protection: mapping of contaminations.
Abstract:
Geophysical techniques can map the underground conditions apart from boreholes. The use of these methods for hydrogeological applications is demonstrated for mapping of porous and structural aquifers, determination of groundwater quality (mineralization), assessment of hydraulic properties, determination of aquifer vulnerability and mapping of contaminated sites. Additionally, a description of geophysical techniques used for groundwater studies is given including seismics, resistivity methods, magnetics, ground penetrating radar and NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance). In this second edition new chapters on RMT (radio magnetotelluric) and on the determination of groundwater flow in monitoring wells are included.
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Electronic Access:
http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29387-6