This article describes a groundwater monitoring procedure that does not require decontamination of pumping equipment, eliminates the chance of cross contamination between wells, and uses a surface pump. Two surface pumps are described, one for water level depths less than 25 feet and one for water level depths greater than 25 feet. â" Install Dedicated Pumping Tubes A dedicated pumpi...
This article describes how to conduct drawdown and buildup tests for the determination of aquifer transmissivity using surface pumps whose design permits the flow rate to be precisely controlled. O...
Page two of this article is a groundwater well purging and sampling form that can be used to record indicator parameters pH, conductivity, temperature, etc., taken during purging of a ground...
This article tells you how to perform low flow groundwater sampling using a portable, surface-mounted pump with no decontamination required before each use and no chance of cross contamination betw...
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Slipping and Sliding Away By the year 2100, the Andes in South America will have less than half their current winter snowpack, mountain ranges in E...
Soot Melts Snow and Creates Chaotic Chain Reaction Soot from pollution causes winter snow to repeatedly warm and shrink. This continuous cycle sends sno...
American Institute of Hydrology (AIH) In 2007 the AIH in Carbondale, Illinois, rolled out its new certification program for hydrologic technicians throughout the US and a...