Advection, dispersion, diffusion, decay. Appropriate for MS and PhD students in Geology, Engineering, Soil Science, and others who want a quantitative, science-based course dealing with solute transport. Offered alternate years. Next taught Spring, 2001. Short Course on Mass Transfer in Groundwater and Soils .
Ground water is water that has gone through the turbines of a hydro-electric plant.
Once this water is ground it is useless for hydro-power. This is why only one dam can be built on a river. After being ground, the only thing this water is good for is to make shaved ice to sell at county fairs. As quoted in Dr. Jean Bahr's PhD Dissertation, Stanford University, 1986.