Department
of Earth Science |
Northeastern
Illinois University
PRINCIPLES
OF HYDROGEOLOGY
ESCI
337
Fall,
2005
Daily Objectives #8 (September
26, 2005)
Dr. Sanders
Agenda:
Review Mono Lake calculations.
Re-do Problem #8 from Chapter 1.
Complete the Thiessen Method calculations.
Lab exploration on water flow (below).
Three-minute review for Wednesday's exam.
By
the end of today's class, you
should be able to do the following:
v Construct a water
budget for a drainage basin, or another hydrological system.
v Use simple
lab apparati to
investigate the movement of water through open conduits and through
porous media: Bucket-to-Bucket Transfer, Capillary Action, Darcy
Discovery, Draining Work, Holey Water Bottle, and Infiltration
Observation. Be prepared to present your results.
Click
here for an MSWord copy of the instructions.
GENERAL
GUIDELINES FOR TODAY'S LAB EXPLORATION:
·
Discover
and
articulate the general principles that describe the movement of water
and the
factors that affect its movement.
·
Draw
diagrams or
make graphs to illustrate salient points. Graphs may be
quantitative (have numbers and units on the scales) or qualitative
(just show general trends with no numbers or units on the scales).
·
If
you decide
you want to use other materials, or you have an idea for improving the
experiment, please ask, as we have a whole lab at our disposal!
·
Please
clean up after
you finish so that the next group will be able to work.
·
Have
fun!
Department
of Earth Science | Northeastern
Illinois
University
© 2005 Laura L.
Sanders.
Last updated September 20, 2005.