Ground and Surface Water Hydrology by Petre Kozel

Surface water-quality modeling by Chapra, Steven C.

Sediment and contaminant transport in surface waters by Lick, Wilbert J.

Saline groundwater surface water interaction in coastal lowlands by Delsman, Joost R.

The Construction of buildings volume 5 supply and discharge services water supply,sanitry appliances,sanitary pipework,foul drainege,roof and surface water drainage.electrical supply,gas supply,refuse storage by Barry

Hydrosphere freshwater systems and pollution / by Desonie, Dana

Table of Contents: “…The water cycle -- Surface waters -- Surface water resources -- Groundwater and its use -- Where water pollutants come from and where they go -- Possible health effects of toxic chemicals -- Toxic organic pollutants -- Toxic inorganic pollutants -- Biological pollutants -- Cleaning point source pollution -- Modern water cleanup issues -- The history of water pollution in the Great Lakes -- Conclusion -- Glossary.…”
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Water-resources engineering by Chin, David A.

Table of Contents: “…Fundamentals of Surface-Water Hydrology II: Runoff -- 11. Design of Stormwater-Collection Systems -- 12. …”

Water in mineral processing

Table of Contents: “…Assessment of natural uranium in the ground water around Jaduguda Uranium Mining Complex, India -- Seasonal variation of the physicochemical properties of water samples in Mahanadi Estuary, East Coast of India -- A simulation study of support break-off and water inrush during mining under the high confined and thick unconsolidated aquifer -- Production of natural coagulant from moringa oleifera seed fo application in treatment of low turbidity water -- Chemical and geological control on surface water within the Shade River watershed in Southeastern Ohio -- The environmental dimension of groundwater in Brazil: conflicts between mineral water and water resource management -- Bioaccumilation of heavy metals in contaminated river water-Uppanar, Cuddalore, South East Coast of India -- Coloured materials in surface water in the sub Arctic zone: an overview of its formation, properties and environmental changes -- Water pollution with special reference to pesticide contamination in India…”

Hydraulics for civil engineers by Wynn, Peter

Table of Contents: “…Pressure in liquids: its effects and measurement -- Conservation equations applied to flow to liquid in pipes -- Real flow in pipes -- Turbines and pumps -- Steady uniform flow in open channels -- Open channel flow with varying conditions -- Hydrology of river flow -- Hydrology of surface water drainage -- Coastal hydraulics -- Dimensional analysis -- Two-dimensional ideal flow…”

Groundwater lowering in construction a practical guide by Cashman, P. M. (Pat M.), Preene, M. (Martin)

Table of Contents: “…Methods for control of surface water and groundwater -- 6. Site investigation for groundwater lowering -- 7. …”

Fundamentals of environmental engineering by Mihelcic, James R.

Soil and water contamination by Perk, Marcel Van Der

Table of Contents: “…PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION -- PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION -- PART I AN INTRODUCTION TO SOIL AND WATER CONTAMINATION -- 1 GENERAL INTRODUCTION -- 2 BASIC ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY -- 3 ENVIRONMENTAL COMPARTMENTS -- PART II SOURCES, ROLE, AND BEHAVIOUR OF SUBSTANCES IN SOIL AND WATER -- 4 SOLID PHASE CONSTITUENTS -- 5 MAJOR DISSOLVED PHASE CONSTITUENTS -- 6 NUTRIENTS -- 7 HEAVY METALS -- 8 RADIONUCLIDES -- 9 ORGANIC POLLUTANTS -- PART III TRANSPORT PROCESSES OF SUBSTANCES IN SOIL AND WATER -- 10 SYSTEMS AND MODELS -- 11 SUBSTANCE TRANSPORT -- 12 SEDIMENT TRANSPORT AND DEPOSITION --13 CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATI -- 14 GAS EXCHANGE -- 15 MODEL CALIBRATION AND VALIDATION -- PART IV PATTERNS OF SUBSTANCES IN SOIL AND WATER -- 16 PATTERNS IN THE SOIL AND IN THE VADOSE ZONE -- 17 PATTERNS IN GROUNDWATER --18 PATTERNS IN SURFACE WATER-- REFERENCES -- APPENDIX I THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS -- APPENDIX 2 ANSWERS TO EXERCISES -- INDEX…”

Water resources handbook

Table of Contents: “…Ambrose, Jr. ... [et al.] -- Surface water resource systems / Daniel P. Loucks -- Groundwater systems / William W-G. …”

Essentials of oceanography by Garrison, Tom 1942-

Table of Contents: “…-- 6.3.Water Has Unusual Thermal Characteristics -- Heat and Temperature Are Not the Same Thing -- Not All Substances Have the Same Heat Capacity -- Water's Temperature Affects Its Density -- Water Becomes Less Dense When It Freezes -- Water Removes Heat from Surfaces As It Evaporates -- 6.4.Surface Water Moderates Global Temperature -- Movement of Water Vapor from Tropics to Poles Also Moderates Earth's Temperature -- Global Warming Is Influencing Ocean-Surface Temperature -- 6.5.Water Is a Powerful Solvent -- Salinity Is a Measure of Seawater's Total Dissolved Organic Solids -- The Components of Ocean Salinity Came From, and Have Been Modified by, Earth's Crust -- The Ratio of Dissolved Solids in the Ocean Is Constant -- Salinity Is Calculated by Seawater's Conductivity -- The Ocean Is in Chemical Equilibrium -- The Ocean's Mixing Time Is Short -- 6.6.Gases Dissolve in Seawater -- Nitrogen -- Oxygen -- Carbon Dioxide -- 6.7.Acid-Base Balance -- 6.8.The Ocean Is Stratified by Density -- The Ocean Is Stratified into Three Density Zones by Temperature and Salinity -- Water Masses Have Characteristic Temperature, Salinity, and Density -- 6.9.Light Does Not Travel Far through the Ocean -- The Photic Zone Is the Sunlit Surface of the Ocean -- Water Transmits Blue Light More Efficiently Than Red -- Insight from a National Geographic Explorer 6.1 -- 6.10.Sound Travels Much Farther Than Light in the Ocean -- Refraction Can Bend the Paths of Light and Sound through Water -- Refraction Causes SOFAR Layers and Shadow Zones -- Sonar Systems Use Sound to Detect Underwater Objects -- Questions from Students -- Chapter in Perspective -- Terms and Concepts to Remember -- Study Questions -- Global Environment Watch -- 7.Atmospheric Circulation -- 7.1.The Atmosphere and Ocean Interact with Each Other -- 7.2.The Atmosphere Is Composed Mainly of Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Water Vapor -- 7.3.The Atmosphere Moves in Response to Uneven Solar Heating and Earth's Rotation -- The Solar Heating of Earth Varies with Latitude -- The Solar Heating of Earth Also Varies with the Seasons -- Earth's Uneven Solar Heating Results in Large-Scale Atmospheric Circulation -- 7.4.The Coriolis Effect Deflects the Path of Moving Objects -- The Coriolis…”