Estimation of Runoff-II
SCS Curve Number Method This method is developed by the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) in 1969. It is now known…
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← Explore all topicsSCS Curve Number Method This method is developed by the Soil Conservation Service (SCS) in 1969. It is now known…
Empirical Formulae In the past, many empirical formulae have been developed, but these are applicable only to the region where…
Components of Runoff Runoff means the draining or flowing off of precipitation from a catchment area through a surface channel…
Number of Channels and their Order Identification of first-order channels is the first step in applying channel order in hydrology.…
Watershed Area Basin area is defined as the area contained within the vertical projection of the drainage divide on a…
Definition of Drainage Basin It is defined as, “any portion of the earth’s surface within a physical boundary defined by…
Water is constantly evaporated from the earth, and is precipitated back on the earth, mainly in the form of rainfall.…
Transpiration Transpiration consists of the vaporization of liquid water contained in plant tissues and the vapour removal to the atmosphere.…
Evaporation Process Evaporation includes all processes by which water returns to the atmosphere as water vapour: evaporation of intercepted rain…
Interception Interception is the removal of water that wets and adheres to plant foliage, buildings, and other objects above ground…
Storms of high intensity and varying durations occur from time to time. However, the probability of these heavy rainfalls varies…
A single point precipitation measurement is quite often not representative of the volume of precipitation falling over a given catchment…