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Clemson Hydrogeology Field Camp
Stream gauging and hydraulic gradient
Upon completion, students will be able to:
Measure the volumetric flow rate in a stream
Characterize the change in flow with distance
Use Manning's Law with stream gauging to characterize channel roughness
Interaction between ground water and surface water
Upon completion, students will be able to:
Characterize the interaction between groundwater and surface water
Measure the groundwater discharge to a stream
Measure the vertical hydraulic head gradient in a stream bed
Estimate the hydraulic conductivity of a stream bed
Water balance and water quality
Upon completion, students will be able to:
Recognize a stream hydrograph
Be aware of methods for analyzing hydrographs and recognizing some of the insights that can be gained from them
Be aware of factors affecting water quality and basic measurements of water quality
Make water quality measurements and use them to make hydrogeologic inferences
Water and sediment sampling
Upon completion, students will be able to:
Use methods for sampling surface water and ground water
Use selected methods for sampling and characterizing water
Take sediment cores and analyze grain-size distribution
Measure bed-load transport rate across the width of the channel
Clemson Hydrogeology Field Camp
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