Groundwater Injection

Groundwater injection techniques, properly deployed, can sustain water availability where it is desperately neededThis book shows water engineers and hydrologists how to use these techniques to improve water resource availability and guarantee its safety and quality.This resource introduces readers to the basic concepts of groundwater technologies designed to improve water resources availability and planning and goes on to cover risk, modeling, regulatory concepts, and sample projects.Introduce readers to the concept of groundwater injection technologies for the protection of groundwater sources, meeting peak demands or recharging existing aquifers|Present different injection practices beyond just aquifer storage and recovery|Outline regulatory issues of concern when pursuing these projects, especially when waters of impaired quality are being used|Summarize the mathematics used by the models and to outline what the models do|Summarize modeling available to help understand the programs|Give example projects|Introduce the concept of using risk principles to meet regulatory needs|Introduce the concept of risk with limited information as an appropriate way to evaluate potential impacts to the aquifer system|Provide a detailed outline of a project that includes modeling and risk parameters using waters of impaired quality