Geomorphology and Hydrogeology: A Handbook

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GEOMORPHOLOGY AND HYDROGEOLOGY : A HANDBOOKS - gives the facts and necessary information in a way to serve as a very useful text for the students of geology and as a reference handbook for the practising geologists engineers and professionals concerned with geology and other related fields. The Handbook covers geomorphology and hydrogeology adequately, catering to the needs of the students of university classes. It succinctly presents a practical approach to drilling, which is one of the most bright future areas for the geology students, in relation to the environmental issues and concerns. Some objective style questions on geomorphology and hydrogeology have also been given at the end of the text of each section to help the reader in reviewing the topics. This book will prove highly useful to the students of BSc (Hons) and MSc in geology and also for further study and research in the field of geology. "1. Beginning and Scope of Geology 2. The Scope of Geomorphology 3. Bask Concepts and Significance of Geomorphology 4. Geomorphology and Environmental Hazards 5, Geomorphic Processes and Parameters 6. Geomorphic Cycles and their Interpretation 7. Relief Features: Topography and its Relation to Structures and Lithology 8. Major Lan 9. Geomorp of Indian Subcontinen 10. Geomor and the Construction Industry 11. Geomorptiic Processes and Plate Tectonics 12. Catastrophism and Uniformitarianism 13. Working Stages of Rivers 14. Patterns and Texture of Drainage 15. Working Stages of Winds 16. Works of Lakes 17. Terrains Made by Lirnestones. 18. Working Stages of Glaciers 19. Frozen Ground 20. The Pleistocene Ice Age 21. Workof Sea 22. Working Stages of Beaches Geomorphology: Objective Style PART I HYDROGEOLOGY I 23. The Global Water Budget 24. Practical Applications of Hydrogeology 25. Water 26. Water Above Earth s Surface 27. Measurement of Rainfall 28. Water of Earth s Surface 29. Sedimentation of Reservoir 30. Ground Water or Subsurface Water 31. Vertical Distribution of Ground Water 32. Definition of Aquifer Parameters 33. Ground Water Levels and Environmental Influences 34. Surface Investigations of Ground Water 35. Subsurface Investigations of Ground Water 36. Intrusion of Saline Water in Aquifers 37. Drilling Circulation Fluids Downhole Cemenling Test Pumping Operations Requirements at Drilling Site Hydrogeological Considerations During Well-Drilling Lithology/Formation of Well No. EB-03 (R) A Case Study Some Other Examples of Construction of Wells Drilling Operations and Associated Equipment Pumping Tests Theis Method Jacob s Method Rectangular Weir Tank or V-notch 38. Well Development With Some Examples of Yield of Well. 39. Tube Well Maintenance Hydrogeology: Objective Style Important Tips Bibliography