Publication Date:
1995-02-01
Description:
Hydraulic head, gradient, hydraulic conductivity, transmissivity, and storativity are input data that should be collected according to applicable codes and standards. These must be defined without ambiguity, and they must be mutually compatible. Feasibility studies and the design of facilities are based on these data. A firm providing professional services in hydrogeology can improve quality in this area only by examining the reasons for poor quality: the reasons are not found in standards or codes. This paper provides examples to illustrate variou aspects of the work to be done to control the quality of groundwater seepage parameters. The paper has a narrow focus within the context of total quality management. Key words : groundwater, parameters, quality control.
Print ISSN:
0008-3674
Electronic ISSN:
1208-6010
Topics:
Geosciences
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