Hydrogeology Field Camp -- Clemson University

May 20-June 24, 2008

Syllabus (PDF format)

May 23	T	Hydrogeologic Overview; Spatial Mapping; Campus
24	W	Transit, depth to water, piezometric surface; Gardens
25	TH	Saturated zone. Slug test; theory, field methods, data reduction;
26	F	Pumping test; field methods, Long-term pumping test start
29	M	Well logging, borehole video, and packer tests
30	T	Water quality, sampling; Visit Superfund site
31	W	Borehole geophysics, radar and resistivity
1	TH	Clemson Well Field Project;
2	F	Clemson Well Field Project
5	M	Surface Geophysics; Resistivity
6	T	Surface Geophysics; EM, radar
7	W	Soil description
8	Th	Vadose zone, soil properties
9	F	Surface water; Surface water, Stream gauging, seepage meters
12	M	Clemson Watershed Project: Soils and gw. Drilling with Earthcon
13	T	Clemson Watershed Project: geophys
14	W	Clemson Watershed Project: groundwater+geochem
15	TH	Clemson Watershed Project: surface water+ geochem
16	F	Clemson Watershed Project: wrap up
19	M	Groundwater management, GE Plant, Greenville
20	T	Remediation of contaminated sites in the Piedmont; RMT
21	W	Piedmont hydrology and water supply, Conyers, Ga; USGS
22	TH	Peeks Creek Landslide, USGS Ground water research
23	F	Overview of Mammoth Cave etc; Travel
24	S	Mammoth Cave; Overview of karst geology
25	S	Intro to Caving, Mammoth Cave;
26	M	Univ. Tennessee Knoxville Research Station, TN
27	T	Fractured sedimentary rock: Oak Ridge National Lab, TNTravel

Last Updated: January 11, 2005 -- Questions or comments, contact Larry Murdoch.
School of Environment, Department of Geological Sciences -- Hydrology -- Hydrogeology Field Camp
340 Brackett Hall, Clemson, SC 29634 USA -- Telephone: (864) 656-3438, Fax: (864) 656-1041
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