Hydrogeological cross-section and log

This course will take place throughout the M1 year, in several stages:

• ^First stage: before the Hydrogeology field course (M1 Field Course), tools and methods focused on creating hydrogeological cross-sections and logs will be presented in order to exploit the in situ geological measurements acquired during the course.
• ^2nd stage: Geological cross-sections and logs will be produced in the field and in the classroom during the^first and^second semesters, on an ad hoc basis, with increasing difficulty. Students will therefore be required to produce a certain number of cross-sections during the year.
• Step³: Presentation and drawing tools should be used to present the latest cuts and logs made at the end of the year.

The work will initially be carried out in groups of four, then in pairs. At the end of the year, the work will be individual.

The objective of this course is to train students to master the tools necessary for performing hydrogeological cuts and logs. 

Using in situ measurements (geological mapping, dip measurements, etc.) in the field, or geological and hydrogeological maps, students will learn how to produce hydrogeological cross-sections and drilling logs, an essential skill for drilling wells to supply drinking water.

Hourly volumes:

            CM: 0

            TD: 0

            TP: 0

            Field: 9

Knowledge will be assessed through continuous assessment, by completing various cuts and logs in groups of four, then two, then individually.

These assessments will be spread out over the course of the M1 year.