Ground water level has a great impact on the slope stability and land subsidence. We can establish observation wells or piezometers on site to record the variation of ground water level the number of wells and the distribution and depth for placing observation wells are dependant upon local hydrogeology, topography and engineering requirements. Hydraulic conductivity that represent the ease of flow in the rock is an important consideration for site drainage, seepage, environment protection, and improvement of geologic conditions. The value of hydraulic conductivity for geologic materials varies over a wide range. Currently field test is the most reliable measurement method. Because the applicability of slug test, single-well recovery test, multiple-well pumping test or open hole testvaries with field conditions and engineering requirements, it is essential to evaluate these conditions prior to the field measurement.