Theory teaching
Introduction, orienteering at field, field safety measures, equipment, instruments and measurement. Evaluation of data validity and measurement error. Methods of hydrogeological mapping in different hydrogeological terrains. Use of basic documents and maps in hydrogeological mapping - topographic, geological maps, satellite and aero recordings, etc. Introduction to the basis for production of hydrogeological maps, preliminary and final map, cross sections, columns, field guide and final map.

Practical teaching
Students are introduced to the basic principles of hydrogeological mapping and the production of basic hydrogeological maps, as well as specific maps. Exercises were conceived by gradual introduction of students through the basic elements of cartography, selection of projections, analysis of basic documentary materials in hydrogeological mapping, preparatory cabinet works and introduction to practical work in the field, selection of the route in hydrogeological mapping. Special attention is devoted to interpretation of hydrogeological data, as well as their characterization. The final part of student training is their training for the construction of a hydrogeological map with accompanying documentation in an analogous form, as well as acquiring the basis for the development of hydrogeological maps in digital form in the CAD and GIS environments.

1. V. Tomić: Hidrogeološko kartiranje, udžbenik
2. W.F. Struckmeier, J.Margat 1995: Hydrogeological maps: a guide and a standard legend, International Association of Hydrogeologists, International contributions to hydrogeology; Vol. 17, Hannover: Heise, ISBN 3-922705-98-7
3. K. Hiscoock, 2005: Hydrogeology, Principles and Practice, ISBN: 978-0-632-05763-4, Blackwell Publishing Science Ltd.