GEOL 370: Field Methods in Hydrogeology I

GEOLOGY University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh 2.0 credits

4.0 /5
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Difficulty
2.0
Workload
3.0
Usefulness
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Course Description

This field course is designed to provide students with the range of field skills needed by the practicing hydrogeologist to characterize subsurface geology and aquifer properties.  Topics to be covered include drilling methods, geophysical techniques, well installation, determination of groundwater flow direction, and aquifer testing.  The course includes lecture, lab, and field components. For each topic there will be an introductory lecture followed by a field exercise designed to give students experience with data collection. Lab time will be used for data analysis. Field exercises will make use of the wells located on the UWO campus, however there will also be a day-long field trip to off-campus locations.  Prerequisite: Pre or Corequisite in GEOLOGY 365 or instructor consent. Special course fees may apply. 370/570

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★★★★☆ Difficulty: 2/5 Workload: 3/5 Usefulness: 4/5
Sarah C. Spring 2025 Grade: A
Solid course with a well-organized syllabus. Assignments are fair and feedback is constructive.
Pros: Clear expectations, timely feedback
Cons: Could use more hands-on activities
Tips: Take advantage of the study guides provided.
Dec 9, 2025
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