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Classic groundwater hydrology from an engineers perspective,
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This review is from: Groundwater and Seepage (Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering) (Paperback)
I have taken groundwater hydrology from professors with a mining engineering, civil engineering, and geology back ground. These groups can all have different ways of approaching the subject. This book definitely represents the engineers view of saturated subsurface flow.
This book is one of the first and the few that goes into conformal mapping. As such, this book should be on the library shelf for geotechnical engineers, civil engineers, and other groundwater professionals.
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Classic book. Great civil engineering view of groundwater,
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This review is from: Groundwater and Seepage (Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering) (Paperback)
Required reading, if a bit dated, on groundater and seepage -- giving the engineer's perspective on groundwater. A different point of view, different definitions, and a bunch of practical solutions that geohydrologists might not be aware of. Recommended.
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Groundwater and Seepage (Dover Civil and Mechanical Engineering) by Milton Edward Harr (Paperback - November 2, 2011)
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