Module Identifier WS20120  
Module Title WATER SCIENCE LEVEL 2 FIELDWORK  
Academic Year 2003/2004  
Co-ordinator Dr Paul A Brewer  
Semester Semester 2  
Mutually Exclusive GG27720 , EA21720 , ES20110 , GG21920  

Learning outcomes

On completion of the module, students should be:

  1. technically proficient in the field operation of hydrological and fluvial instruments,
  2. able to select and implement appropriate methodologies for the measurement, sampling and analysis of parameters in the hydrological cycle,
  3. able to present and interpret data in a rigorous and technically-sound manner.

Brief description

This module is centred on a residential field course normally held during the Easter vacation of the second year. This module aims to provide a technical framework for field-based studies of hydrological environments and to facilitate the development of expertise in specific measurement, analytical and interpretation techniques. Through this module students will become technically proficient in the field operation of hydrological, hydrometeorological and aquatic geochemistry instruments, develop skills in the selection and implementation of appropriate methodologies for the measurement, sampling and analysis of parameters in the hydrological cycle, and be able to present and interpret data in a rigorous and technically-sound manner.

Aims

This module aims to provide a technical framework for field-based studies of hydrological environments and to facilitate the development of expertise in specific measurement, analytical and interpretation techniques.

Notes

This module is at CQFW Level 5