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UCREFRP
UCREFRP Catalog Number
8224
Author
Lapham, W. W., F. D. Wilde and M. T. Koterba.
Title
Ground-Water Data-Collection Protocols and Procedures for hte National Water-Quality Assessment Progra
USFW Year
1995.
USFW - Doc Type
Selection, Installation, and Documentation of Wells, and collection of Related Data.
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ILLUSTRATIONS--Continued <br />Page <br />9. Example of a form to summarize development of a well .................... 48 <br />10. Examples of well-location and site-sketch maps and information <br />related to site conditions and restrictions ....................................... 50 <br />11. Land-use and land-cover field sheet for the 1991 Study Units, <br />National Water-Quality Assessment Program .............................. 53 <br />12. Example of a form to record water-level data in a well ....................... 57 <br />TABLES <br />Page <br />Table <br />1. Components and attributes of the National Water-Quality <br /> Assessment Program ground-water sampling design ........................... 4 <br />2. Summary of current (1995) required, recommended, and optional <br /> water-quality constituents to be measured in the three <br /> National Water-Quality Assessment Program ground-water <br /> components of the Occurrence and Distribution Assessment ........ 6 <br />3. Selection, design, and documentation criteria for wells used in <br /> National Water-Quality Assessment Program Study-Unit <br /> Surveys, Land-Use Studies, and Flowpath Studies ......................... 9 <br />4. Advantages and disadvantages of high-capacity and low-capacity <br /> water-supply wells for water-quality studies ................................. 14 <br />5. Relative leaching or sorption/desorption ranking of well-casing and <br /> screen materials for indicated water-quality constituent classes ... 29 <br />6. Some general characteristics of materials used for well casing <br /> and screens ......................................................................................... 30 <br />7. Six-step procedure for decontamination of well-installation <br /> equipment and materials ................................................................ 33 <br />8. Factors to consider when selecting a drilling method ......................... 34 <br />9. Summary matrix of relations between drilling criteria and drilling <br /> methods ........................................................................................ 35 <br />10. Characteristics of bentonite and cement as annular seals ................... 38 <br />11. Information required for creation of files and storage of water- <br /> quality-related data in U.S. Geological Survey data bases <br /> within the National Water Information System-1 .......................... 44 <br />12. Summary matrix of relative quality of aquifer property measured <br /> or estimated using different sample-collection methods ................ 60 <br />13. Summary matrix of potential applications of borehole-geophysical <br /> logs commonly used in ground-water investigation ....................... 62
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