Tracer/Isotopehydrogeology
Lecturers: Thomas Pichler
Systems and altitude effect
Groundwater recharge, infiltration
Groundwater recharge in areas with dry climate, evaporation, etc.
Introduction to the application of tracers, objectives and limitations
Natural tracers
Artificial tracers (paint, SF6, radioactive tracers)
Evaluation, exam preparation
Exam (written, computer).
The students are able to use isotope-specific methods to deal with hydrogeological questions (mixing of waters, recharge rates, determination of transit time).
They have knowledge of the possible use of tracers in hydrogeology and can critically evaluate the results.
The exam will cover the content of the Applied Hydrogeology and Tracer Hydrogeology courses together. The requirements will be announced.
written exam
will be announced in the course.
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Basic Data
05-MAG-HG1-2
Study Program
Master Applied Geosciences
Module Name
Groundwater Quality
Course Type
Lecture, Exercise (L+E)
1. Year of Study
2 CP
2 SWS
Wintersemester
Course Language
German
Contact Person

Deanery
Prof. Dr. Thomas Pichler
GEO 2080R
Phone: +49 421 218 - 65100
Pichler

Deanery
Prof. Dr. Thomas Pichler
GEO 2080R
Phone: +49 421 218 - 65100
Pichler
Lecturer

Deanery
Prof. Dr. Thomas Pichler
GEO 2080R
Phone: +49 421 218 - 65100
Pichler

Deanery
Prof. Dr. Thomas Pichler
GEO 2080R
Phone: +49 421 218 - 65100
Pichler