1.
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Describe the history of data collection related to rivers, lakes, and
groundwater studies. (I, II, III)
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2.
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Explain the use of data collection equipment including continuous
recorders, specific measurement equipment and data collections
platforms. (I)
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3.
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Define "analog data" and "automatic data" and explain their use in
hydrologic data collection. (I)
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4.
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Interpret publications of surface water data. (I)
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5.
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List primary uses of surfce water data. (I)
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6.
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List specific sources of surface water data. (I)
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7.
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Describe specific water level data collection for ground water from
past to present. (II)
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8.
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List pump types used for well discharge measurements. (II)
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9.
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Explain specific flow measurements for well discharge . (II)
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10.
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Describe indirect determination of long-term withdrawals from well
discharge measurements. (II)
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11.
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Demonstrate processing of groundwater data including water
level/elevations, latitude/longitude location and publication/maps.
(II)
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12.
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Describe specific uses of groundwater data including suitability of
specific data. (II)
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13.
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List specific sources of ground water data. (II)
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14.
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List and describe objectives for water quality identification. (III)
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15.
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State overview of historical water quality data collection for rivers,
lakes, and wells. (III)
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16.
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Describe the purpose of various water quality equipment and explain
processing of specific water quality samples. (III)
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17.
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List the major uses of water quality data. (III)
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18.
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Interpret the content of government water quality data. (III)
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