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Water
is
one
of
our
most
natural
resources.
Without
it,
there
would
be
no
life
on
earth.
The
lifestyle
we
have
become
accustomed
to
depend
heavily
upon
having
plenty
of
cheap,
clean
water
available
as
well
as
an
inexpensive,
safe
way
to
dispose
of
it
after
use.
The
supply
of
water
available
for
our
use
is
limited
by
nature.
Although
there
is
plenty
of
water
on
earth,
it
is
not
always
in
the
right
place,
at
the
right
time
and
in
the
increasing
evidence
that
chemical
wastes
improperly
discarded
yesterday
are
showing
up
in
our
water
supplies
today.
Today,
we
faces
record
consumption,
uncertain
supplies,
and
growing
demands
for
protection
from
flooding
and
pollution.
The
health
and
economic
effects
of
a
shortage
of
clean
water
are
matters
of
great
concern.
Hydrology
has
evolved
as
a
science
in
response
to
the
need
to
understand
the
complex
water
system
of
the
earth
and
help
solve
water
problems.
Hydrologists
play
a
vital
role
in
finding
solutions
to
water
problems,
and
interesting
and
challenging
careers
are
available
to
those
who
choose
to
study
hydrology.
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from
Hydrology)
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Hydrology
Software
Highlights
products
by
Action
Hydrology
Software
including
SLAEM/MLAEM,
SOLUTRANS
and
TWODAN.
Check
out
the
demos.
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| Journal
of
Hydrology
Browse
tables
of
contents,
abstracts,
subscription
information
or
author
and
subject
indices. |
| Hydrology
Web
Explore
links
to
research
organizations,
publications,
technical
databases,
special
projects,
universities
and
a
discussion
forum.
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| Institute
of
Hydrology
Examine
the
mission
statement,
and
read
descriptions
of
the
center's
flood,
drought
and
soil
research.
Located
in
Oxfordshire,
England.
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| Centre
for
Ecology
&
Hydrology
British
environmental
research
organization
uses
statistical
science
to
further
the
fields
of
ecology,
environmental
biology,
and
hydrology.
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| Office
of
Hydrology
Serves
as
the
primary
link
between
the
NWS
and
the
hydrologic
field
service
programs.
Forecasts
rivers
and
flood
warnings.
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| Hydrology
Web
Comprehensive
resource
on
hydrology
with
useful
links,
research
and
program
information.
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| MetEd
Met
Links:
On-line
Tutorials-Hydrology
Hydrology
Making
a
River
Forecast
This
details
the
process
a
river
forecast
center
(RFC)
uses
to
make
a
river
forecast.
Radar-based
Precipitation
Estimates
Developed
at
Texas
A&M. |
| NHD
Training
Materials
The
NHD
Tutorial
Series
Introduction
to
the
NHD
Tutorials:
Welcome
to
the
National
Hydrography
Dataset
Tutorial
Series.
Each
tutorial
provides
students
with
the
opportunity
to
actively
learn
about
and
use
NHD
data.
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| Virtual
Geography
Department:
GIS:
Tutorials
Geographic
Information
Systems:
Tutorials
Some
tutorials
already
online
include:
Beginners
Guide
to
GIS
(Tutorial)
produced
by
the
USGS.
Queen's
University
at
Belfast
has
two
tutorials,
one
a
general
introduction.
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| GIS
Application
in
Hydrology
Articles,
case
studies
and
online
tutorials
in
the
application
of
GIS
in
hydrology.
With
the
widespread
availability
of
global
and
regional
datasets,
GIS
has
become
a
powerful
tool
in
delineating
watersheds,
analyzing
runoff
and
other
applications.
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| Earth
Science
Pages:
Hydrology
Hydrology
Datasync
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Home
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Earth
Science
>
Hydrology
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Library:
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Paleoceanography
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Institutions
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Univ.
Cntr.
for
Hydrologic
Sci.
Integrated
Water
Management.
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| techlabs
Tutorials
and
Labs
for
the
Environmental
Physical
Science
Major
1.
Hydrology
Labs
a.
Lab
1
-
Excel
Tutorial
(follow
this
tutorial
as
a
first
step
to
understanding
spreadsheets)
b.
Lab
2
-
Stream
Gaging
c.
Lab
3
-
Slope
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of
the
National
Engineering
Handbook
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