Applied Hydrology

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Applied Hydrology is a foundational textbook that systematically presents the principles and methods used to quantify and analyze the occurrence, distribution, and movement of water on and near the Earth's surface for engineering and water-resources applications.

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instanceOf book ⓘ
textbook ⓘ
aimsTo provide methods for hydrologic analysis ⓘ
provide systematic presentation of hydrologic principles ⓘ
support practical engineering applications of hydrology ⓘ
covers analysis of hydrologic processes ⓘ
evapotranspiration ⓘ
flood frequency analysis ⓘ
groundwater recharge concepts ⓘ
hydrograph analysis ⓘ
infiltration ⓘ
precipitation analysis ⓘ
quantification of hydrologic processes ⓘ
runoff estimation ⓘ
streamflow analysis ⓘ
surface water hydrology ⓘ
dealsWith design storms ⓘ
frequency analysis of hydrologic data ⓘ
hydrologic data collection and processing ⓘ
rainfall-runoff relationships ⓘ
stochastic nature of hydrologic variables ⓘ
time series analysis in hydrology ⓘ
watershed characteristics ⓘ
field hydrology ⓘ
focusesOn distribution of water on and near the Earth’s surface ⓘ
engineering hydrology applications ⓘ
movement of water on and near the Earth’s surface ⓘ
occurrence of water on and near the Earth’s surface ⓘ
water-resources applications ⓘ
intendedFor engineering students ⓘ
practicing engineers ⓘ
water-resources professionals ⓘ
subject applied hydrology ⓘ
usedFor drainage design ⓘ
engineering design ⓘ
flood control design ⓘ
hydrologic modeling ⓘ
irrigation planning ⓘ
reservoir operation studies ⓘ
water-resources planning ⓘ
usedIn civil engineering education ⓘ
environmental engineering education ⓘ
water resources engineering courses ⓘ

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