"Groundwater: Contaminant and Resource Management" ed. by Muhammad Salik Javaid

This book is the outcome of efforts of those eminent authors who despite their fascination were able to write upon some important facet of groundwater flow and the transport of pollutants with it.
The dimensions covered range from simple descriptive narratives; to expose of analytical methods; to complex mathematical treatment; to numerical simulations and computer modeling. All areas have been touched upon for the sake of general readers, students, professional engineers and scientists.

Water inside the earth, the groundwater and the invisible resource is the most important source of survival of mankind on this globe. Part of the hydrological cycle between entry (percolation and recharge) and exit (natural or forced extraction and discharge), the groundwater fascinates all: engineers, hydrogeologists, agriculturists, environmentalists, scientists, academia, resource managers and domestic and industrial users.

Contents
Preface
1 Appraisal of Groundwater Flow Simulation in the Sub- Himalayan Watershed of Pakistan
2 Spatiotemporal Analysis of Groundwater Recharge Trends and Variability in Northern Taiwan
3 Flow through Multiple Well Points System
4 Mobility and Transformation of Inorganic Contaminants in Mining-impacted Groundwater
5 Numerical and Analytical Methods for the Analysis of Flow of Water Through Soils and Earth Structures
6 Numerical Simulation of Groundwater Flow and Solute Transport in a Karst Aquifer with Conduits
7 Modelling Water Dynamics, Transport Processes and Biogeochemical Reactions in Soil Vadose Zone
8 Study of Unsaturated Soils by Coupled Numerical Analyses of Water Flow-Slope Stability