Chemical and isotopic groundwater hydrology: the applied approach.

Introduction - chemical and isotopic aspects of hydrology basic hydrological concepts geological data physical parameters elements, isotopes, ions, units and errors chemical parameters - data processing planning hydrochemical studies chemical parameters - field work stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopes tritium radiocarbon and carbon-13 chlorine 36 noble gases helium-4 as a tool for groundwater dating interrelations between groundwater dating, paleoclimate and paleohydrology detecting pollution sources sustainable development of groundwater groundwater aspects of urban and state-wide development planning and management hydrochemist's reports.