Groundwater pollution and prevention

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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Groundwater pollution and prevention is a new branch of discipline formed by the intersection of hydrogeology and environmental science under the driving force of sustainable socio-economic development, and has gradually become an important field of basic research in water resources and environmental protection as well as high-tech development. Based on a systematic summary of domestic and international research status, this book comprehensively and systematically elaborates the basic concepts, theories, models, and technical methods of this discipline from four aspects: the fundamentals of contaminant hydrogeology, contaminated site investigation, the evaluation, simulation, and prediction of groundwater pollution, and groundwater pollution prevention. This book can serve as a graduate textbook for majors such as environmental science and engineering, hydrology and water resources, civil engineering, geological engineering, groundwater science and engineering, and environmental management, and can also be used for learning and reference by researchers and related personnel.