41. 4800e_index THE HYDROGEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN ONTARIO (SECOND EDITION) - HTML Version This report describes, on a regional scale, the occurrence, distribution, quantity and quality of groundwater in southern Ontario. http://www.ene.gov.on.ca/envision/techdocs/4800e_index.htm

Skip to content FRANÇAIS About us News ... Technical Studies and Reports THE HYDROGEOLOGY OF SOUTHERN ONTARIO (SECOND EDITION) Prepared by the Environmental Monitoring and Reporting Branch, Ministry of the Environment, in cooperation with S. Singer (consultant) Toronto 2003 Ontario This report describes, on a regional scale, the occurrence, distribution, quantity and quality of groundwater in southern Ontario. The report is based on data obtained from the Water Well Information System (WWIS) of the Ontario Ministry of Environment (MOE) and it makes use of available information related to the physiography, geology, and hydrogeology of the province. The report consists of 200 pages of text and includes three appendices, 48 maps and figures, and 15 graphs. It also lists more than 190 groundwater references produced over the past 30 years. Each figures of this report can be accessed by clicking on the links in the LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS below.

42. KU Hydrogeology Homepage Welcome to the KU hydrogeology page, for the Geology Department of the University, of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. The Geology Dept. at KU has developed a strong http://www.geo.ku.edu/programs/hydrogeology/index.html

Welcome to the KU hydrogeology page, for the Geology Department of the University, of Kansas, Lawrence, KS . The Geology Dept. at KU has developed a strong program in hydrogeology, with research opportunities in the physical, chemical and microbiological aspects of the field. In addition to our in-house expertise, our department is allied with the Kansas Geological Survey , which also boasts an internationally recognized hydrogeology group. Click the moving icons below to follow the links Chemical Hydrogeology Geomicrobiology Physical Hydrogeology Other Links of Interest Kansas Geological Survey KU homepage Opportunities for Graduates Download Software Contaminant Hydrogeology People Facilities Program Comments? Please contact the Webmaster Return to KU Geology Page

43. Hydrogeology-Geologist-Senior Hydrogeologist-Geology Consulting Senior Hydrogeologist,hydrogeology,hydrogeologic,geology,geology consulting,Expert Testimony, Expert Witness,water quality,Ohio,UNITED STATES. http://www.hydrogeologicservices.com/

Location: 412 EDINBURGH RD. DUBLIN, OHIO 43017 Cell Phone: primary contact # Phone: Email: Contact Curt Coe REGISTRATION / CERTIFICATION Certified Professional Geologist, AIPG No. 6240 Registered Professional Geologist, North Carolina No. 878 and Kentucky No. 017 Senior Hydrogeologist Areas of Special Expertise -Ground Water Supply, Investigation -Expert Testimony, Expert Witness -Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments -Underground Storage Tank (UST) Site Assessment -Coal Mine Hydrogeology -Ground Water Remedial Action Plans -Engineering Hydrogeology -Forensic Hydrogeology -Solid Waste Landfill Investigations -Permit Applications -Licensed for Insurance; carrying a property and causality certificate Curt Coe on left with client on job site. DETAILED EXPERIENCE (link here) Call me to discuss your hydrogeology and geology needs. I am a seasoned Hydrogeologist that can design a project around your specifications Expert Witness: HGS was retained to proved expert testimony for a private landowner in southeastern Ohio. The project involved mapping a 12 acre lake to trace the source of the lake bottom sediments due to contractor negligence associated with new road construction.

44. WMU HYDROGEOLOGY FIELD COURSE An applied hydrogeology field course designed to train students in hazwoper, environmental geophysics, well installation, groundwater sampling and testing, http://www.geology.wmich.edu/fhydro/index.htm

This is an applied hydrogeology field course designed to educate and train students in OSHA 40 hour hazwoper training, environmental surface geophysics, well drilling and installation, aquifer testing, groundwater sampling and testing, and remediation. 2008 Hydrogeology Field Course will be held July 7th through August 16th see Course Modules for more information 2008 Hydrogeology Field Course Flyer (PDF) Send correspondence or requests by mail to: Department of Geosciences Western Michigan University Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Phone (269) 387-5485 Fax (269) 387-5513 Send E-mail correspondence to: Michael Durham - HFC Coordinator michael.c.durham@wmich.edu

45. Hydrogeology At UBC Text Box NEW! UBC EOS Hydrogroup Seminars Text Box 6339 Stores Road Vancouver, British Columbia Canada, V6T 1Z4 Phone Text Box Last updated February 6, http://www.eos.ubc.ca/research/hydro/

46. Hydrogeology - Book Information this highly engaging and understandable book gives support to all those having to deal with practical problems facing the hydrogeologist essential http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/book.asp?ref=9780632057634

47. Hydrogeology Data - Connected Water Website Hydrogeological data forms the basis of the assessment of groundwater systems. A key data source is derived from the drilling, sampling and monitoring of http://www.connectedwater.gov.au/resources/Hydrogeology_Data.html

About Us Processes Water Policy Framework ... Feedback Resources Connected Water News Catchment Datasets International Water Data Infrastructures National data infrastructure ... Links Hydrogeology Data Hydrogeological data forms the basis of the assessment of groundwater systems. A key data source is derived from the drilling, sampling and monitoring of boreholes. These data have been used to compile hydrogeological maps for various purposes. Borehole Data The borehole databases maintained by the groundwater management agencies in the States and Territories are a critical hydrogeological data resource. These databases store primary data collected from boreholes as part of licencing requirements or from groundwater monitoring programs. Table 1 summarises the status of these largely State-based databases, indicating a national coverage exceeding 500,000 boreholes. These borehole databases can store a broad range of data relating to the borehole itself, the geology and the groundwater but have many common elements, namely: the geographical position of the borehole site;

48. The Hydrogeology And Tectonics Studies Laboratory The hydrogeology and Tectonics Studies Laboratory. http://daneel.ucsd.edu/

The Hydrogeology and Tectonics Studies Laboratory Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UCSD 9500 Gilman Dr., La Jolla, CA 92093-0244, (858)534-5368 Members of the Hydrogeology and Tectonics Studies Laboratory: Kevin M. Brown , PhD, Professor, Geosciences Research Division Former Students: Michael D.Tryon , PhD, former Graduate Student and Post Doc, now Project Scientist, Scripps Geosciences Research Division Jill Weinberger , PhD, former Graduate Student, now Post Doctoral Research Scientist, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, Palisades, NY Alison LaBonte , PhD, former Graduate Student, now Post Doctoral Researcher at Pacific Geoscience Centre, British Columbia, Canada The Hydrogeology and Tectonics Studies Laboratory is sponsored by: The National Science Foundation The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Undersea Research Program The Ocean Drilling Program The Keck Foundation Studies come in a variety of forms with just a few examples given here: Laboratory based experimental programs Clays and water play an important role in controlling the manner of stress build-up and release at subduction zones and other plate boundaries. We investigate the physical properties of gouges, clay dominated fault materials, as they undergo deformation. The speed at which fault ruptures occur ranges from rapid (seismogenic) to ultra slow (aseismic). Our work concentrates on the activity of plate interfaces at the slower end of this continuum. In addition, we look at the state of stress and physiochemical behavior at deforming plate interfaces.

49. GEES Research:  Hydrogeology The core of the research programme of the hydrogeology Research Group is concerned with identifying and quantifying the physical and chemical processes http://www.gees.bham.ac.uk/research/hydrogeology/

GEES Research: Hydrogeology University Fast Find Site Index Schools / Departments Telephone Directory Email Directory Useful Contacts Frequently Asked Questions Directions / Maps Acronym Directory Vacancies GEES RESEARCH: HYDROGEOLOGY Hydrogeology Home Research Projects Publications Staff ... Research Students - DfiD Project Web Site GEES Index Home About the School People Research ... Intranets SEARCH THIS SITE SEARCH WHOLE UNIVERSITY Hydrogeology Research The core of the research programme of the Hydrogeology Research Group is concerned with identifying and quantifying the physical and chemical processes governing the movement and fate of contaminants in groundwater systems. Two vital aspects of this research are (i) the identification of these processes through existing and new data collection technologies and strategies and, (ii) the representation of the processes in quantitative modelling tools and procedures. The group's aim is to know how to predict contaminant fluxes in the subsurface at all spatial and temporal scales relevant to decision making. The research of the group is building on recent successes in attracting European Community, NERC and EPSRC awards as well as industrial and Environment Agency funding. Through ongoing projects and through planned initiatives, the group's staff and students will address two complementary research areas:

50. Hydrogeology At The University Of Calgary The hydrogeology Research Group consists of five professors and numerous graduate and undergraduate students, postdoctoral fellows and research technicians http://www.geo.ucalgary.ca/hydro/

@import url(images/drupal.css); @import url(images/uofc-level-c.css); @import url(images/uofc_c_v17.css); UofC • This Is Now Skip to Headline Skip to Navigation Skip to Content ... Skip to Sidebar UofC Navigation Prospective Students Current Students Alumni Community Search UofC: IT MY U OF C Contacts Hydrogeology at the University of Calgary GEOSCIENCE Site Navigation Home People Courses Research ... Links Home Welcome The Hydrogeology Research Group consists of five professors and numerous graduate and undergraduate students, post-doctoral fellows and research technicians engaging in vibrant research programs encompassing a wide variety of topics. We are well equipped with state-of-the-art research instruments and experimental watersheds. Many opportunities exist for graduate and undergraduate students looking for exciting research. If you are interested in our graduate program, please contact any of the professors. Quick Links Calendar Library APEGGA CSEG ... A to Z Index

51. Pennsylvania Geological Survey: Misconceptions About Groundwater Bad hydrogeology — Misconceptions about Groundwater. Misconception Groundwater flows in underground rivers. Little groundwater flows in open channels http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/groundwater/bad_hydro.aspx

PA STATE AGENCIES Education Environmental Protection Game Commission ... Links Misconception: Groundwater flows in underground rivers. Little groundwater flows in open channels beneath the surface. Most flows through fractures in the rock, through millimeter sized opening between layers, and between the grains of the rock. Misconception: Groundwater flows great distances. The vast majority of groundwater discharges back to the surface within a few miles of its point of recharge, usually to the closest stream. The origin of this misconception may stem from terms such as “Wisconsin Flow.” This term has been applied to the aquifer in downtown Pittsburgh. The general public interprets this to mean that the groundwater has flowed from Wisconsin. The origin of the term is that the valley-fill sediments comprising the aquifer were deposited from sediment laden meltwater released from the melting glacier in northwestern Pennsylvania during the Wisconsinan Stage of the Ice Age. The name Wisconsinan Stage is applied to this time period because sediments and effects of this glaciation were first studied in Wisconsin. Misconception: Groundwater flows quickly.

52. QUT Science A Career In Hydrogeology Hydrogeologists have the important task of finding new underground water resources, and maintaining the quality and quantity of present resources. http://nrs.sci.qut.edu.au/careers/geoscience/hydrogeology.jsp

53. Hydrogeology Of SJRWMD The hydrogeologic units in St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) are the surficial aquifer system, the intermediate aquifer system or http://sjr.state.fl.us/springs/hydrogeology.html

St. Johns River Water Management District Site Navigation Quick Clicks Search sjrwmd.com Recreation Guide E-Permitting Data / GIS ... District FTP server Contact us here: WEBMASTER This site displays best in Internet Explorer 7. For site tips, see site usage tips Alachua Clay Duval ... Map of District Springs by Magnitude Hydrogeology of St. Johns River Water Management District The hydrogeologic units in St. Johns River Water Management District (SJRWMD) are the surficial aquifer system, the intermediate aquifer system or intermediate confining unit, and the Floridan aquifer system. The relationships of these hydrostratigraphic units to the geologic time series and to the lithostratigraphic units are detailed in the following table of the hydrogeologic framework in SJRWMD. Series Lithostratigraphic Unit Hydrostratigraphic Unit Holocene Pleistocene Pliocene Undifferentiated marine terrace and fluvial sediments Nashua Formation, Cypresshead Formation, and Tamiami Formation Surficial aquifer system (SAS) Miocene Hawthorn Group Intermediate aquifer system or intermediate confining unit (IAS/ICU) Oligocene Eocene Suwannee Limestone Ocala Limestone Avon Park Formation Oldsmar Formation Floridan aquifer system (FAS) Paleocene Cedar Keys Formation Sub-Floridan confining unit Surficial Aquifer System Hydrologic Cycle and Geologic Cross-Section (click image for larger view) The first water-bearing unit is the surficial aquifer system, which is composed of Holocene and Pleistocene sand, clayey sand, clay, and some shell. The sand and shell layers vary in thickness, extending from the land surface down to the uppermost aerially extensive clay layer, which is less permeable.

54. Pearson - Hydrogeology Laboratory Manual, 2/E hydrogeology Laboratory Manual, 2/E, Keenan Lee, Colorado School of Mines Charles W. Fetter, Jr., C.W. Fetter Jr. Associates John E. McCray, Colorado School http://vig.pearsonhighered.com/educator/academic/product/0,3110,0130465496,00.ht

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55. GSA - Hydrogeology The hydrogeology Group investigates the occurrence, availability, and quality of the state s waters by employing hydrologic and geologic expertise for the http://www.gsa.state.al.us/gsa/hydrogeology/hydrogeology.html

Home Programs Publications Inside gsa/ogb ... Help Navigation Geologic Coastal Resources Resources Info water Hydrogeology Biological Systems Geochemical Lab Water Information Energy ... C02 Sequestration Quick Links Alabama.gov Alabama Maps Limited Edition-DVD Water Project Available for Free Digital Watershed Information for the Locust and Mulberry Forks of the Black Warrior River System (Open-File Report 0618) A limited number of DVD copies of OFR 0618 are available. This DVD project was developed in conjunction with the State Wildlife Grants Program of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and is being offered free to the public. It is available at no cost if picked up from the Publications Sales office or at a cost of $2.00 to cover the cost of postage and handling if mailed. Requests should be mailed along with $2.00 remittance, made payable to GSA-Map Fund , to Geological Survey of Alabama Publications Sales Office P.O. Box 869999 Tuscaloosa, AL 35486-6999 Telephone: 205/247-3636 Hydrogeology Contacts Marlon Cook Hydrogeology One of the most important responsibilities of the Geological Survey of Alabama is to perform research that increases our knowledge of the waters of the state. The Hydrogeology Group investigates the occurrence, availability, and quality of the state's waters by employing hydrologic and geologic expertise for the development and protection of this irreplaceable resource. The Hydrogeology Group works in cooperation with other state and federal agencies, local governments and water systems, industry, educational institutions, and citizens to address Alabama's water issues. Knowledge gained from this research is available to the public through publications, open-file reports, databases, and requests for information directed to the Hydrogeology Group.

56. Marcia K. Schulmeister Hydrogeology My interests span the fields of hydrogeology and geochemistry and currently focus on problems in groundwater and surface water chemistry. http://hydrogeology.emporia.edu/

Hydrogeology Grad Student wins ESU NGWA and AWG Awards! Marcia K. Schulmeister Assistant Professor Earth Science Department Rm. 119B Cram Science Hall Emporia State University Emporia, Kansas, USA 66801 Phone: (620) 341-5983 Fax: 775-361-0438 E-mail: mschulme@emporia.edu My Research Interests: My interests span the fields of hydrogeology and geochemistry and currently focus on problems in groundwater and surface water chemistry. My background includes both research and professional experience in these areas, and has helped shape the field-oriented program offered at ESU . My most recent research emphasizes the development of new approaches for high-resolution characterization of unconsolidated aquifers . Tools developed in this emphasis are based on direct-push technology , and can provide details about the stratigraphic controls on groundwater flow and solute transport at a scale of measurement that is not possible with conventional drilling-based approaches. Ongoing research in alluvial aquifers demonstrates the capabilities of the new approaches, and includes examination of recharge at

57. Session: Teaching Hydrogeology In The 21st Century (Posters) 1742, 94, IF hydrogeology 101 IS A PU PU PLATTER, CAN MODELING FIT ON THE PLATE? BAIR, E. Scott, Geological Sciences, Ohio State Univ, 275 Mendenhall http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2006AM/finalprogram/session_17846.htm

2006 Philadelphia Annual Meeting (22–25 October 2006) Session No. 174 Tuesday, 24 October 2006 1:30 PM-5:30 PM, Pennsylvania Convention Center: Exhibit Hall C T46. Teaching Hydrogeology in the 21st Century (Posters) Paper # Booth # CHEATING THE HYDROLOGIC BUDGET: TEACHING PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS TO UNSUSTAINABILITY BAIR, E. Scott , Geological Sciences, Ohio State Univ, 275 Mendenhall Laboratory, Columbus, OH 43210, bair.1@osu.edu IF HYDROGEOLOGY 101 IS A PU PU PLATTER, CAN MODELING FIT ON THE PLATE? BAIR, E. Scott TEACHING THE “TOP TEN” PRINCIPLES OF HYDROGEOLOGY IN THE CONTEXT OF SUMMER GEOLOGICAL CAMP FIELD ACTIVITIES SIEGEL, D.I. , Earth Sciences, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY 13244, disiegel@syr.edu TEACHING HYDROGEOLOGY IN THE 21ST CENTURY: RESOURCES DEMONSTRATING THE INTERFACE BETWEEN HYDROGEOLOGY AND OTHER SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIAL DISCIPLINES APPOLD, Martin S. “REAL WORLD” EXPERIENCE IN HYDROGEOLOGY: THE MULTIDISCIPLINARY SYRACUSE MOCK TRIAL EXPERIENCE JIN, Li , SARKAR, S., and SIEGEL, D.I., Department of Earth Sciences, Syracuse University, 204 Heroy Geology Labratory, Syracuse, NY 13244 ENGAGING UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE HYDROGEOLOGICAL LITERATURE: GAUGING THEIR SUCCESS REMENDA, Victoria H.

58. Hydrogeology home page to hydrogeology research at the Geological Survey of Canada. http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/hydrogeo/index_e.php

@import url(../_sys/css/base2.css); Natural Resources Canada www.nrcan.gc.ca Skip to content Skip to institutional links Common menu bar links Home Contact us Help Search ... Geological Survey of Canada Hydrogeology Institutional links Site map Contact us Help Hydrogeology Oak Ridges Moraine Southern Ontario hydrogeology Geological Survey of Canada Geological Survey of Canada Hydrogeology Oak Ridges Moraine The present study of the ORM is one of the first regional studies of a moraine in southern Ontario and Canada that has focused on understanding the 3-D geological structure in support of regional hydrogeological mapping. Southern Ontario Hydrogeology Date Modified: Top of page Important notices http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/hydrogeo/index_e.php

59. Geological Society Of America - John Mann Mentor Program In Applied Hydrogeology The John Mann Mentors in Applied hydrogeology Programs are designed to acquaint undergraduate, graduate, and recent graduate students with careers in http://www.geosociety.org/mentors/mann.htm

Mentor Programs Congressional Science Fellowship Geology in Government ... Applied Geology (Shlemon) Women in Geology Geology in Industry Applied Hydrogeology (Mann) Hall of Fame If you would like to provide financial support to this Shlemon Mentor Program, you may do so through a donation to the GSA Foundation John Mann Mentors in Applied Hydrogeology Program Purpose The John Mann Mentors in Applied Hydrogeology Programs are designed to acquaint undergraduate, graduate, and recent graduate students with careers in applied hydrogeology through mentoring opportunities with practicing professionals. The program goal is to bring together these students with professionals from: the existing pool of practicing hydrogeologists associated with GSA's Hydrogeology Division Annual Meetings, GSA's Sections' Hydrogeology Representatives and other attendees, and other hydrogeology professionals in attendance at GSA's Section Meetings, including non-GSA members. Description This program is presented in two separate and distinct venues. click for larger image GSA'S SECTION MEETINGS (6 SECTION MEETINGS PER YEAR).

60. Cave And Karst Science Conference, Bowling Green/Mammoth Cave 2007 Karst Commission of the International Association of Hydrogeologists Union Internationale de Speleologie Commission on Karst hydrogeology and http://hoffman.wku.edu/karst2007/k2007.html

M International Conference on K arst H ydrogeology and E cosystems Bowling Green, USA, August 13-15, 2007 Updated: August 2007 Updates Karst 2007 Conference Program Including Conference Abstracts and Schedule Conference Photos upload yours now! Information Conference Registration Call for Papers, Deadline Passed Hotel and Transportation Information Field Trip Information Schedule August 13 2007: Business Meetings August 14-15, 2007: Scientific Sessions August 16-19, 2007: Field Trip W E L C O M E ! We are pleased to announce a joint meeting of the major international karst research groups, including: UNESCO's International Geoscience Program (IGCP) Project 513: "Global Study of Karst Aquifers and Water Resources" Karst Commission of the International Association of Hydrogeologists Karst Commission of the International Geographical Union Union Internationale de Speleologie Commission on Karst Hydrogeology and Speleogenesis The conference will be held at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky, August 13, 14, and 15, 2007, followed by a four-day field trip (August 16-19) to the karst of the Cumberland Plateau and southern Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky and Tennessee. August 13 will be for business meetings of the four groups, followed by a plenary session, followed by two days of technical sessions. This meeting follows successful meetings of IGCP 379 in 1998 and IGCP 449 in 2003, in collaboration with the other karst commissions. Limited funds will be made available through IGCP513 for conference support (i.e. registration costs, visa application fees.

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