Hydrogeology Exploration - Basic Concept and Method

Basic Concept and Method for Hydrogeology Exploration

What you'll learn
- Introduction to Parameters to you need to test for Hydrogeological Exploration
- Measurement and Estimate Parameters from Borehole Logs
- Investigate a large parte of lands with muonic tecnique
- Using 3D Geoelettric
- Investigate with Airbone tequinique and combine with muonic data
- Extimate water volume resource

Requirements
- Basic Physics
- Geology Layer

Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.

This intensive, introductory course provides afundamental understandingof hydrogeology, focusing on the essentialconcepts and field methodsused for groundwater exploration and assessment.

Students will learn to characterize the occurrence, movement, and storage ofgroundwaterwithin the subsurface. Key topics include:

TheHydrologic Cycleand its connection to groundwater resources.

Aquifer properties(porosity, permeability, transmissivity, storativity) and types (confined, unconfined).

Principles ofDarcy's Lawto quantify groundwater flow.

Basicfield methodsfor exploration, such aswell drilling techniques,pumping testsfor hydraulic parameter estimation, andwater level measurements.

Introduction togeophysical methods(e.g., electrical resistivity) andhydrochemical analysisfor tracing groundwater sources and quality.

Learning Outcome

By the end of the course, participants will be able to plan and execute abasic hydrogeological investigation, interpret simple field data, and understand the critical role of groundwater in sustainable water management. This course is ideal for students or professionals entering the environmental, geological, or civil engineering fields. Perfect, course let we introduce to the basic tequinque for hydrogeological exploration , for logging and detect potential water resourse, estimate volume of water resource and boundary geological layer. This course was made up with video contentent generate by artificial intelligence. Thanks again to  follow this course

Who this course is for:
- Geologist
- Hydrogeologist
- Engeneering
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