Monash University engineering handbook 1995

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Hydrology

T H F Wong

4 points * 26 lecture hours, 26 tutorial hours * Second semester * Caulfield

General - role of hydrology in civil engineering, hydrologic cycle: hydrologic data measurement and analysis, catchment losses. Flood hydrology - floor frequency analysis, design storms, simple flood estimation methods, unit hydrograph method, flood routing, runoff routing. Yield hydrology - rainfall-runoff relationships, storage-yield relationships, low flow analysis, stochastic data generation. Groundwater hydrology - types of groundwater aquifiers, analysis of groundwater aquifiers. Urban hydrology - urban drainage. Environmental hydrology - water quality problems, erosion and soil degradation, diffuse and point sources of nutrients, urban stormwater quality management.

Assessment

Written assignments: 20% * Examinations (3 hours): 80%

Recommended texts

Viessman W and others Introduction to hydrology Harper and Row, 1977


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