Edited by
D. Poehls, CH2M Hill, Santa Ana, CA, USA
Gregory Smith, Radian International, Rolling Meadows, IL, USA
Description
The scientific disciplines of hydrology and hydrogeology are expanding as the Earth's water is being recognized by governments and individuals
as a shrinking resource—no entity can afford to take water for granted. At the present time, there is no single reference source for
definitions.
The Encyclopedic Dictionary of Hydrogeology is a practical, comprehensive reference guide with complete
definitions of terms in hydrogeology and other fields closely related to water practices. This concise reference not only defines terms
and concepts, but also provides a clear explanation of key elements so that an in-depth understanding of processes may be obtained.
Audience:
Students, consultants, and practitioners in hydrology, hydrogeology, environmental engineering, and environmental law
