Geographic Book

Made with ❤️️ on 🌍

Geohydrology and Oceanography

Some of the larger areas of water science research include hydrology, the study of the movement of water; limnology, the study of lakes and rivers; and oceanography, the study of oceans. Within each of these fields, the biological, physical, and chemical processes of water are further subdivided into areas of research.

OCCURRENCE OF GROUNDWATER

Content

Introduction Water that lies beneath the earth’s surface, and fills in the pore spaces, cracks, and fractures in rocks and sediments found beneath the earth’s surface are termed as underground water, groundwater, subsurface water, or subterranean water. Water can be termed as groundwater when it moves beneath the earth’s surface. Groundwater occurs everywhere beneath the […]

OCCURRENCE OF GROUNDWATER Read More »

HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE

Content

WHAT IS THE HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE MAJOR PROCESS OF HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE EVAPORATION Factors Affecting Evaporation (Evaporation is inversely proportional to salinity, at the same temperature oceanic water evaporates approx. 5% less than fresh water.) (Evaporation accounts for 90 percent of the moisture in the Earth’s atmosphere; the other 10 percent is due to plant transpiration. )

HYDROLOGICAL CYCLE Read More »

Introduction to Geohydrology

Content

Geohydrology is a study of Groundwater Science. Physical and Chemical interactions of groundwater (including how it interacts with surface water and associated environments) Geological characteristics that govern the occurrence, movement and management of groundwater (hydrological properties of rocks/soil) In total 100% water 97.5% of water is salt water and only 2.5% of water is fresh

Introduction to Geohydrology Read More »

Scroll to Top