Geol
405/505: Hydrogeology
ASSIGNMENTS
| No. | Date
Assigned |
Date
Due |
Assignment |
| 7 | Oct 28 | Nov 4 | Flownets, Regional flow systems, WCU Bail Tests >>>> See Handout |
| 6 |
Oct
7 |
Oct
12 |
Fetter,
Ch. 3, # 9, 11, 15; Ch. 4, # 9, 11; sheet |
| 5 |
Oct
5 |
Oct
7 |
Nevada
wet meadow hydrogeology--hand out |
| 4 |
Sep
21 |
Sep
23 |
Fetter,
Ch. 3, #1, 3, 7 |
| 3 |
Sep
2 |
Sep
7 |
Fetter,
Ch. 2, # 4, 8, 9, 13, 14, 15, 18 |
| 2 |
31
Aug |
2
Sep |
Fetter,
Ch. 1, # 8, 9 (Note, In problem 8, the value for precipitation should
be 60.3 cm) |
| 1 |
26
Aug |
31
Aug |
1. For a selected or
assigned state, summarize the primary hydrologic issues/problems in one
typed paragraph and in a brief (~2 min.), oral overview to the
class. Use the appropriate USGS web site.
2. For any river and groundwater well in the U.S., find the stream discharge/water level at some time between Aug. 26 and Aug. 31. Know the location of the well and the stream. (Hint: go to USGS water data). 3. Review, as necessary, basic geologic principles, rocks, minerals, topographic maps, and hydrology. I'll do this to a minor extent in classes and labs, but this responsibility is largely yours. Continue this 'review' as needed throughout the semester. 4. Fetter, Ch. 1, #1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. I will not collect these homework problems, but I will go over it, as necessary, in class. Answers to odd numbered problems are in the back of your text and at Fetter's web site, which has worked out solutions. |