Fundamentals of hydrogeology with elements of regional hydrogeology 1300-SP-PHHRW
The lecture is intended to familiarize listeners with:
- groundwater medium and its structure, hydrogeological properties of rocks and the division of rocks according to permeability;
- the concept of an aquifer, the systematics of groundwater and the most abundant aquifers in Poland;
- physical and chemical features, components and forms of their occurrence in groundwater;
- main factors and processes influencing the chemical composition of groundwater;
- the main factors governing the groundwater exchange time and methods of assessing the age of groundwater;
- the subject and practical application of hydrogeochemical research;
- diversity of regional hydrogeological conditions in Poland, including distribution of fresh, mineral and thermal waters.
Type of course
Prerequisites (description)
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
W01 - at an advanced level, selected problems and research methods in the field of natural sciences, constituting basic general knowledge in the field of scientific disciplines important for hydrogeology
W02 - theories explaining complex relationships between phenomena and objects that are components of the natural environment and sees multiple relationships between them
U01 - perform and describe typical research tasks individually and in teams
U02 - select the appropriate methodology to solve a research or design problem and use the acquired knowledge to formulate and solve complex and unusual problems
K01 - effective communication with the environment, including specialists from various fields, in the field of hydrogeology
K02 - improving your professional skills
K05 - recognizing the importance of knowledge in solving cognitive problems in hydrogeology and searching for new technologies helpful in effective action for the environment.
Assessment criteria
Written exam
Practical placement
They are not required
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