Hydrogeological Hazards and Control Measures in Engineering Geological Exploration
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.30564/jgr.v1i1.686Abstract
For engineering geological investigation, hydrographic surveys are particularly important. By operating the equipment, relevant technicians analyze hydrogeological data around the project. A series of corresponding measures were taken to ensure the smooth completion of the project. However, due to the inadequate completion of hydrogeological survey work, it has great harm to the later stage of engineering work, and even will lead to the final failure of the project. Based on this, this paper explores the hazards and prevention measures of hydrogeology in engineering surveys.
Keywords:
Engineering investigation; Hydrogeology; Problems; Hazards; Prevention and control measuresReferences
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