Quality of Groundwater

Proceedings of an international symposium, Noordwijkerhout, the Netherlands, 23-27 March 1981

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• Publisher: Elsevier Science
• Year: 2011
• Print ISBN:
  9780444420220
• eBook ISBN:
  9780080874760
• Topic: Technologie et ingénierie
• Subtopic: Gestion de l'environnement

Quality of Groundwater

Table of contents

• Front Cover
• Quality of Groundwater
• Copyright Page
• Contents
• Preface
• Welcome speech
• Opening address
• Summary, conclusions and recornendations
• Chapter 1. A systems approach to groundwater quality
• Chapter 2. The effects of farming practices on groundwater quality in the United Kingdom
• Chapter 3. General aspects of groundwater non-point pollution
• Chapter 4. Some effects on Swedish groundwaters from diffuse polluting sources illustrated by data from the national groundwater monitoring program
• Chapter 5. On the salinity of groundwater in South 24-Parganas District , West Bengal, India
• Chapter 6. Research on groundwater pollution : comportment of soil and groundwater of Soukra plain with the use of seasonal irrigation by the urbain and treated sewage of Tunis city
• Chapter 7. Input of chemical substances into seepage and groundwater in a suburban region
• Chapter 8. Effect of town development on groundwater: example of a small town
• Chapter 9. Pollution by nitrates of the subsurface waters in Hungary
• Chapter 10. The impact of the high dam on the quality of qroundwater under the Nile Delta, Egypt with emphasis on greater Cairo province
• Chapter 11. Some examples of groundwaters pollution in Italy
• Chapter 12. Pollution of upper aquifer in Punjab (India)
• Chapter 13. The problem of water table rebound after mining activity and its effect on ground and surface water quality
• Chapter 14. Natural nitrate occurrence in closed basins in South-Western United States
• Chapter 15. Groundwater in Kuwait and the environmental factors affecting its quality
• Chapter 16. Nitrate pollution of groundwater in Southern and South-Western Haryana, India
• Chapter 17. Effect of industrial-urbanized landscapes on underground waters
• Chapter 18. High nitrate concentrations in shallow aquifers in a rural area of central Nigeria caused by random deposits of domestic refuse and excrement
• Chapter 19. Atrazine contamination of groundwater in the Platte Valley of Nebraska from non-point sources
• Chapter 20. Groundwater quality aspects of dug wells in southern Nigeria
• Chapter 21. Nitrate pollution of groundwater as result of agricultural development in Indoganga Plain , India
• Chapter 22. Groundwater pollution in Warangal Town, Andhra Pradesh, India
• Chapter 23. Studies of DBCP in subsoils
• Chapter 24. Chemical composition of the precipitation over The Netherlands
• Chapter 25. Impact of fertilizers on the quality of groundwater monitoring in field experiment conditions
• Chapter 26. Groundwater pollution by volatile halogenated hydrocarbons; sources of pollution and methods to estimate their relevance
• Chapter 27. The need for an integrated approach to water supply and sanitation in developing countries
• Chapter 28. The impact of point source pollution on groundwater quality
• Chapter 29. Groundwater pollution by arsenic
• Chapter 30. Groundwater impact of silicate gel injections
• Chapter 31. Percolation of domestic sewage into a karstic aquifer
• Chapter 32. Groundwater contamination by landfill leachate: distribution of contaminants and factors affecting pollution plume development at three sites, U.K.
• Chapter 33. Effects of discharging sewage to the chalk
• Chapter 34. Effects on groundwater flow and groundwater quality of a waste disposal site in Noordwijk, The Netherlands
• Chapter 35. Mobilization of heavy metals from coal-fired power plants: potential impact on groundwater
• Chapter 36. Groundwater pollution due to industrial effluents in Ludhiana, India
• Chapter 37. Control of groundwater pollution at a liquid chemical waste disposal site
• Chapter 38. Groundwater pollution by heavy metals and pesticides from a dredge spoil dump
• Chapter 39. Groundwater pollution by tanneries in Tamil Nadu (India)
• Chapter 40. In situ treatment of arsenic contaminated groundwater
• Chapter 41. Dynamics of soil and groundwater pollution by irrigation of sewage
• Chapter 42. Potential health impacts of subsurface sewage sludge disposal upon groundwater resources
• Chapter 43. Geotechnical methods combined with cluster wells to investigate and monitor organic and inorganic groundwater contamination
• Chapter 44. The permanent inorganic groundwater pollution by biologically treated wastewater from sugar refineries
• Chapter 45. Groundwater pollution resulting from disposal of pyritic coal wastes
• Chapter 46. Technogenic activity of man and local sources of environmental pollution
• Chapter 47. Application of geophysical methods to localize farming pollution
• Chapter 48. The spatial distribution of polluted groundwater from rural centres in a recharge area in The Netherlands - The Veluwe
• Chapter 49. Environmental pollution by a chemical waste dump
• Chapter 50. Deep-well waste disposal in the Federal Republic of Germany-A state-of-the-art report-
• Chapter 51. A review of three decades of deep-well injection and the present state of the art
• Chapter 52. Subsurface injection of liquid waste in Florida, U.S.A.
• Chapter 53. Behaviour of contaminants after injection of treated urban waste water in a well
• Chapter 54. Deep-well injection of industrial waste in Texas
• Chapter 55. Deep borehole testing techniques developed for Canada's nuclear fuel waste management program
• Chapter 56. Underground disposal of wastes in Britain
• Chapter 57. Concepts of a survival and transport model of pathogenic bacteria and viruses in groundwater
• Chapter 58. Principles of organic contaminant behaviour during artificial recharge
• Chapter 59. Groundwater pollution in porous media by fluids immiscible with water
• Chapter 60. Persistency of organic contaminants in groundwater, lessons from soil pollution incidents in The Netherlands
• Chapter 61. Behaviour of organic solvents in the environment
• Chapter 62. Sem-Edxra measurements of thin sections of heavy metal con-taminated soil samples from column experiments
• Chapter 63. Evaluation of different analytical procedures in the trace element analysis of a landfill leachate
• Chapter 64. Transfer of mercury into alluvions from a river: effect of mercury-bearing sludges on the quality of groundwater in the region of Cernay, Alsace
• Chapter 65. Comparison of a one-dimensional, steady-state hydraulic model with a two-dimensional, transient hydraulic model for aldicarb transport through soil
• Chapter 66. Survival and transport of enteric viruses and bacteria in groundwater
• Chapter 67. Groundwater pollution by volatile organic chemicals
• Chapter 68. Determination of cyanide in soil and groundwater
• Chapter 69. Fate of nitrilotriacetic acid during groundwater recharge.
• Chapter 70. Hydrogeochemical investigations under an infiltrating surface water
• Chapter 71. Modelexperiments on the behaviour of cyanide and barium in a landfill and in the soil
• Chapter 72. Behaviour of heavy metals in soil beneath a landfill; results of model experiments
• Chapter 73. The behaviour of organic micropollutants during passage through the soil
• Chapter 74. The behaviour of organic pollutants in a natural river - groundwater infiltration system
• Chapter 75. Transport of non-polar organic pollutants in a river water - groundwater infiltration system: a systematic approach
• Chapter 76. Organic pollution of groundwater: its prevalence, implication and control
• Chapter 77. Groundwater uranium concentrations - How high is high?
• Chapter 78. Groundwater and surface water contamination by hydrocarbons - a case history
• Chapter 79. Impact of a glacial uranium deposit on the groundwater quality at Key Lake, Saskatchewan (Canada)
• Chapter 80. Results of some laboratory model experiments on the manganese migration in aluvial sands
• Chapter 81. Behaviour of disinfectants (Chlorophenols) during underqround passage
• Chapter 82. Optimization of a groundwater quality sampling program
• Chapter 83. Groundwater quality in The Netherlands - collection and intermetation of data
• Chapter 84. Groundwater quality monitorinq systems - money wasted?
• Chapter 85. Accidental water pollution caused by 16,000 bottles of 'Sauternes'
• Chapter 86. Field tests on propagation of conservative tracers in fluvioglacial gravels of Upper Bavaria
• Chapter 87. Methodology for the study of an actual case of mass transfer between river and groundwater
• Chapter 88. Quality of groundwater in parts of upper catchment of Betwa river basin in Central India
• Chapter 89. Water quality under Sinai peninsula 'Egpyt'
• Chapter 90. Physico-chemical characteristics of the groundwater in the fractured rocks in the Ivory Coast. Implications on their use
• Chapter 91. Qualitative relationships between an aquifer and the surface water flows
• Chapter 92. Design of a network for monitoring the injected pollutants in the Yucatan aquifer
• Chapter 93. Extreme salt concentrations in deep aquifers in The Netherlands
• Chapter 94. An investigation of complex saline groundwater problems in the permo triassic sandstones of North West England
• Chapter 95. A simple but effective method to determine groundwater flow velocities near pumping wells
• Chapter 96. Hydrodynamic dispersion of solute in porous media
• Chapter 97. The evaluation of organic and inorganic compounds in the groundwater system for hazardous waste disposal
• Chapter 98. Groundwater quality in Northern Iraq
• Chapter 99. Chemical aspects of the collection and evaluation of data on the quality of groundwater
• Chapter 100. Groundwater in India
• Chapter 101. Multi-stage sampling and testing of groundwater - a pre-requisite for maximum utilization of aquifer systems
• Chapter 102. A new diagram for classification of natural waters and interpretation of chemical analyses data
• Chapter 103. Freqeunt variations in the chemical quality of groundwater - a monitoring problem
• Chapter 104. Pollution of groundwaters by inflow of natural Ca-Chloride brines in Israel
• Chapter 105. Monitoring and protecting groundwater quality in stratified aquifer systems
• Chapter 106. The importance of the polarity of water and the electrical charge of soil upon the flow of water in soil
• Chapter 107. Quantitative analysis of groundwater quality in Western Saudi Arabia
• Chapter 108. On the concentrations of certain substances in the melt water and the groundwater in Finland
• Chapter 109. Field-survey techniques and the protection of soil and qroundwater
• Chapter 110. Groundwater quality studies for irrigation in Andhra Pradesh, India
• Chapter 111. Surveillance and monitoring of groundwater quality
• Chapter 112. Processes of forming the underground water chemical composition in the zone of drain reclamation
• Chapter 113. Groundwater pollution mathematical modelling: improvement or stagnation?
• Chapter 114. Role of numerical simulation in analysis of groundwater quality problems
• Chapter 115. The calculation of streamlines in an inhomogeneous, anisotropic porous medium with two-dimensional flow
• Chapter 116. Streamlines and traveltimes of groundwater in a two-layered aquifer system
• Chapter 117. Two- and threedimensional mathematical models of contaminant movement in groundwater
• Chapter 118. Long-term prediction of the potential impact of heavy metals on ground- water q uality as a result of fertilizer use
• Chapter 119. Hydrology and water chemistry in a small watershed
• Chapter 120. Development of the chemical composition of water during seepage in natural surrounding: main results of an experimental study
• Chapter 121. A mathematical model for predicting the concentration of nitrogen compounds in surface and groundwater streams
• Chapter 122. Growth of the dispersion coefficient with the mean travelled distance in porous media
• Chapter 123. Vulnarability study of an overexploited aquifer to the saline contamination from a sebkhat by mathematical model: Sedjoumi's aquifer's case in Tunesia
• Chapter 124. Numerical tracing of the movement of pollutants in seepage between two conduits
• Chapter 125. A two-dimensional finite-element solution for the simultaneous transport of water and multi solutes through a nonhomogeneous aquifer under transient saturated - unsaturated flow conditions
• Chapter 126. Necessity and objectives for a computer based groundwater quality management in the GDR
• Chapter 127. Calculation of flowpatterns and travelling times in groundwaterflow with rectangular Hermitian elements
• Chapter 128. Computer simulation of leaching of aldicarb residues from arable soils in winter
• Chapter 129. Application of different computer models to the study of solute transport in a vertical profile of Madrid aquifer
• Chapter 130. The influence of soil heterogeneity on the simulation of the development of groundwater quality
• Chapter 131. Mathematical conceptual modelling and simulation of migration processes in soil water zones
• Chapter 132. Dewatering influence on the stability of the fresh and salt water interface in Flanders (France)
• Chapter 133. Saturated-Unsaturated modelling of groundwater quality in unconfined aquifer system
• Chapter 134. Observation of aquifer pollution state
• Chapter 135. Variation in head, velocity and residence time of groundwater flowing to a well, due to statistical properties of the permeability of the aquifer
• Chapter 136. Finite element analysis of unsaturated flow through solid waste materials
• Chapter 137. Steady state model of advection and diffusion of contaminants in an imhomogeneous aquifer
• Chapter 138. Solute transfer through unsaturated porous media
• Chapter 139. Protection areas aspecial case of groundwater protection
• Chapter 140. Generating institutional and public support for a statewide groundwater protection strategy based on identification and assessment of groundwater contamination potential at 316 sites in Massachusetts, USA
• Chapter 141. The policy of the commission of the European Communities for the protection of groundwater
• Chapter 142. Methane in groundwaters and the related problems at water works in Hunqary
• Chapter 143. Lekkerkerk
• Chapter 144. Groundwater quality in Rajasthan and managing water supplies
• Chapter 145. Pilot studies for groundwater protection in Czechoslovakia
• Chapter 146. Is it feasible to clean the aquifer once it is contaminated by landfill leachate?
• Chapter 147. Protection and improvement of groundwater quality by oxidation processes in the aquifer
• Chapter 148. Management and protection of quality of groundwater resources in the English Midlands
• Chapter 149. Multi-purpose solution for the protection against pollution of a groundwater abstraction for water supply
• Chapter 150. Protection of groundwater in relation to waste disposal in Wessex water authority
• Chapter 151. Groundwater pollution and its protection in Haryana, India
• Chapter 152. Classification of groundwater resources for regional planning with regard to the irvulnerability to pollution
• Chapter 153. A proposal for the dimensions of protection areas
• Chapter 154. Analysis and control of nonpoint nitrate pollution of municipal water supply sources.
• Index