A) describe three different classes (not separate methods) of field methods used

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A) describe three different classes (not separate methods) of field methods used in hydrogeologic investigations. B) discuss some responsibilities of the field hydrogeologist. If appropriate include diagrams, dimensions, and/or equations. (10 points)
A) describe three different classes (not separate methods) of field methods used in hydrogeologic investigations. B) discuss some responsibilities of the field hydrogeologist. If appropriate include diagrams, dimensions, and/or equations. (10 points)
If appropriate include diagrams, dimensions, and/or equations. (10 points)

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a) For every hydrogeologist the following field methods should be undertaken.

1) Establishing the minimal scope of work for investigations of solid waste landfills.

2) Providing the permitter with a reference for use in preparing requests for hydrogeologic investigations of the landfills.

3) Increasing consistency.

Briefly the following classes are followed in the same method in the field hydrogeologists.

1) Observing the existing geology and hydrology parameters.

2) Observation of the land area.

3) Identification of previous investigation.

4) Doing field work.

5) Comparing in the laboratory.

6) Giving the result.

Responsibilities for fields hydrologists:

a) identifying Property lines.

b) Location and types of solid waste.

c) Identification of locations of previous bores or wells.

d) Highways and roads.

e) Surface water bodies.

f) Buildings.

g) Basemaps,bench marks, scale etc.

h) faults,sinkholes,outcrops.

i) soil types.

j) Rock types.

These parameters should be observed before starting the field and the field is carried out by preparing base maps, procedures, instruments and the formulae etc.

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