Additional Resources
This is a collection of websites and internet resources that are hand-picked for teaching hydrogeology at the undergraduate level. If you have an internet resource or website you would like to share, please let us know.
Subject: Geoscience
Subject: Hydrology
- 40 matches General/Other
- Ground Water 160 matches
- Surface Water 52 matches
Subject: Ground Water
- 33 matches General/Other
- Aquifer properties 8 matches
- Contaminant hydrology 29 matches
- Field methods in hydrogeology 5 matches
- Geology of groundwater occurrence 8 matches
- Groundwater flow 8 matches
- Groundwater modeling 16 matches
- Unsaturated zone/recharge 3 matches
- Water and society, policy, and management 37 matches
- Water cycle/groundwater-surface water interface 12 matches
- Water quality/chemistry 61 matches
- Water supply/water resource evaluation 21 matches
- Well hydraulics 2 matches
Results 1 - 10 of 160 matches
What-a-cycle part of CLEAN Collection
In this activity, students act as water molecules and travel through parts of the water cycle (ocean, atmosphere, clouds, glaciers, snow, rivers, lakes, ground, aquifer). Students use a diagram of ...Learn more about this review process.
Geology photo search page part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This page contains a search engine to locate specific photos by keyword. All photos are freely downloadable and are at resolutions sufficient for power point.
Building Bridges between Field and Laboratory Studies in an Undergraduate Groundwater Course part of SERC Print Resource Collection
Integration of field experiences and hands-on laboratory exerercies have been demonstrated to be effective teaching methods in the sciences. The geosciences, in particular, depend heavily on field ...
Incorporating Hydrogeology in a Mapping-Based Geology Field Camp part of SERC Print Resource Collection
Natural Processes of Ground-Water and Surface-Water Interaction part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This site explains the hydrologic cycle and interactions of ground water with surface water, streams, lakes, and wetlands. There are sections about chemical interactions of ground water and surface ...
Effects of Human Activities on the Interaction of Ground Water and Surface Water part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This information describes how human activities affect ground water and ground water recharge. After a discussion of point and nonpoint sources of contaminants, there is information about the effects ...
Ground Water Atlas of the United States part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This United States Geological Survey (USGS) series of print publications describes the location, the extent, and the geologic and hydrologic characteristics of the important aquifers in the United ...
Ground Water and Surface Water, A Single Resource part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This USGS report presents an overview of the interactions between ground water and surface water in a variety of terrains. It serves as a general educational document with the intention of helping ...
Aquifer Basics part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This USGS site explains what an aquifer is and defines the different types of aquifers based on six principal lithologies; sandstone, carbonate, sandstone-carbonate, igneous and metamorphic, sand and ...
The High Plains Aquifer Information Network part of SERC Web Resource Collection
This collaboration between Kansas State University and the Kansas Geological Survey provides an extensive collection of links to resources associated with the High Plains aquifer. Topics include the ...
