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GEOL 108 - Crises of a Planet Lab 9 - Groundwater

GEOL 108 - Crises of a Planet Lab 9 - Groundwater. Oct. 30 - Nov. 2 , 2012. Department of Earth Sciences. QUIZ 7 REVIEW. How does a sea arch form and what is it called after the arch collapses?. Why is the storm surge greater toward the top right of the figure?.

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GEOL 108 - Crises of a Planet Lab 9 - Groundwater

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  1. GEOL 108 - Crises of a PlanetLab 9- Groundwater • Oct. 30- Nov. 2, 2012 Department of Earth Sciences

  2. QUIZ 7 REVIEW How does a sea arch form and what is it called after the arch collapses? Why is the storm surge greater toward the top right of the figure? Megaman’s original name was ROCKMAN Plitvička REVIEW | 2 Department of Earth Sciences

  3. LAB 9- GROUNDWATER Puerto Princesa, Philippenes GROUNDWATER | 3 Department of Earth Sciences

  4. POROSITY AND PERMEABILITY • GROUNDWATER| 4 Department of Earth Sciences

  5. POROSITY AND PERMEABILITY • GROUNDWATER| 5 Department of Earth Sciences

  6. AQUIFER PROPERTIES • GROUNDWATER| 6 Department of Earth Sciences

  7. DARCY’S LAW • K = hydraulic conductivity (what we will calculate) • h = height of water column in cm (measured) • A = cross-sectional area of flow tube (given) • L = distance traveled in cm (given) • Q = A * v (velocity, measured) • GROUNDWATER| 7 Department of Earth Sciences

  8. WATER TABLE • GROUNDWATER| 8 Department of Earth Sciences

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