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1. Thou shalt not assume isotropy, homogeneity, or a
uniform hydraulic gradient without field evidence.
2. Thou shalt not assume wells or streams to penetrate fully or flow systems to be two dimensional.
3. Thou shalt not use regional data to make site-specific judgements.
4. Thou shalt not use color graphics to enhance lousy science.
5. Thou shalt not employ geostatistics to obfuscate poor interpretations or weak conclusions.
6. Thou shalt not rely on stochastic methods to disguise insufficient field data.
7. Thou shalt not place geochemical interpretations above hydraulic interpretations.
8. Thou shalt never regard geophysics as the truth.
9. Thou shalt never use a contouring program to make a water-table map.
10. Thou shalt never use more than 3 significant digits.
