
Hydrology : Principle Analysis Design.
Title:
Hydrology : Principle Analysis Design.
Author:
Raghunath, H.M.
ISBN:
9788122423327
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Edition:
2nd ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (477 pages)
Contents:
Cover -- Preface to the Second Edition -- Preface to the First Edition -- Contents -- Part A Fundamental Hydrology -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- 1.1 World's Water Resources -- 1.2 Water Resources of India -- 1.3 Hydrological Study of Tapti Basin (Central India) -- 1.4 Hydrology And Hydrologic Cycle -- 1.5 Forms of Precipitation -- 1.6 Scope of Hydrology -- 1.7 Hydrological Data -- 1.8 Hydrologic Equation -- Chapter 2. Precipitation -- 2.1 Types of Precipitation -- 2.2 Measurement of Precipitation -- 2.3 Radars -- 2.4 Rain-Gauge Density -- 2.6 Mean Areal Depth of Precipitation (Pave) -- 2.7 Optimum Rain-Gauge Network Design -- 2.8 Depth-Area-Duration (Dad) Curves -- 2.9 Graphical Representation of Rainfall -- 2.10 Analysis of Rainfall Data -- 2.11 Mean And Median -- 2.12 Moving Averages Curve -- 2.13 Design Storm And PMP -- 2.14 Snow Pack And Snow Melt -- Chapter 3. Water Losses -- 3.1 Water Losses -- 3.2 Evaporation -- 3.3 Evaporation Pans -- 3.4 Soil Evaporation -- 3.5 Unsaturated Flow -- 3.6 Transpiration -- 3.7 Evapotranspiration -- 3.8 Hydrometeorology -- 3.9 Infiltration -- 3.10 Infiltration Indices -- 3.11 Supra Rain Technique -- 3.12 Watershed Leakage -- 3.13 Water Balance -- Chapter 4. Runoff -- 4.1 Components of Stream Flow -- 4.2 Catchment Characteristics -- 4.3 Mean and Median Elevation -- 4.4 Classification of Streams -- 4.5 Isochrones -- 4.6 Factors Affecting Runoff -- 4.7 Estimation of Runoff -- Chapter 5. Hydrographs -- 5.1 Hydrograph Components -- 5.2 Separation of Streamflow Components -- 5.3 Hydrograph Separation -- 5.4 Unit Hydrograph -- 5.5 Unit Hydrograph From Complex Storms -- 5.6 S-Curve Method -- 5.7 Bernard's Distribution Graph -- 5.8 Instantaneous Unit Hydrograph -- 5.9 Synthetic Unit Hydrographs -- 5.10 Transposing Unit Hydrographs -- 5.11 Application of Unit Hydrograph -- Chapter 6. Stream Gauging.
6.1 Methods of Measuring Stream Flow -- 6.2 Current Meter Gaugings -- 6.3 Stage-Discharge-Rating Curve -- 6.4 Selection of Site for a Stream Gauging Station -- Chapter 7. Ground Water -- 7.1 Types of Aquifers and Formations -- 7.2 Confined and Unconfined Aquifers -- 7.3 Darcy's Law -- 7.4 Transmissibility -- 7.5 Well Hydraulics -- 7.6 Specific Capacity -- 7.7 Cavity Wells -- 7.8 Hydraulics of Open Wells -- 7.9 Construction of Open Wells -- 7.10 Spacing of Wells -- Chapter 8. Floods-Estimation and Control -- 8.1 Size of Floods -- 8.2 Estimation of Peak Flood -- 8.4 Flood Frequency Studies -- 8.5 Encounter Probability -- 8.6 Methods of Flood Control -- 8.7 Soil Conservation Measures -- 8.8 Flood Control Economics -- 8.9 Flood Forecasting and Warning -- Chapter 9. Flood Routing -- 9.1 Reservoir Routing -- 9.2 Stream Flow Routing -- Chapter 10. Storage, Pondage and Flow Duration Curves -- 10.1 Reservoir Mass Curve and Storage -- 10.2 Flow Duration Curves -- 10.3 Pondage -- Chapter 11. Reservoir Sedimentation -- 11.1 Sediment Movement and Deposition -- 11.2 Reduction in Reservoir Capacity -- 11.3 Reservoir Sedimentation Control -- Chapter 12. Arid, Semi-Arid and Humid Regions -- 12.1 Arid Regions -- 12.2 Semi-Arid Regions -- 12.3 Humid Regions -- Part B-Advanced Topics -- Chapter 13. Linear Regression -- 13.1 Fitting Regression Equation -- 13.2 Standard Error of Estimate -- 13.3 Linear Multiple Regression -- 13.4 Coaxial Graphical Correlation of Rainfall Runoff -- Chapter 14. Statistical, and Probability Analysis of Hydrological Data -- 14.1 Elements of Statistics -- 14.2 Probability of Hydrologic Events -- Chapter 15. Flood Frequency-Probability and Stochastic Methods -- 15.1 Flood Frequency Methods -- 15.2 Stochastic Method -- 15.3 Stochastic Modelling by the Partial Duration Series -- 15.4 Annual Flood Peaks-River Ganga.
15.5 Regional Flood-Frequency Analysis (RFFA ) -- Chapter 16. Mathematical Models in Hydrology -- 16.1 Type of Mathematical Models -- 16.2 Methods of Determining IUH -- 16.3 Synthetic Stream Flow -- 16.4 Flow at Ungauged Sites by Multiple Regression -- 16.5 Reservoir Mass Curve -- 16.6 Residual Mass Curve -- 16.7 Selection of Reservoir Capacity -- 16.8 Mathematical Model -- Chapter 17. Instantaneous Unit Hydrograph (IUH) -- 17.1 IUH for a Basin -- 17.2 Derivation of IUH -- 17.3 Other Methods of Derivation of IUH -- 17.4 Nash Conceptual Model -- 17.5 Clark's Model -- 17.6 Drawing Isochrones and Time-Area Diagram (TAD) -- 17.7 Clark's Method -- Chapter 18. Cloud Seeding -- 18.1 Conditions for Cloud Seeding -- 18.2 Cloud Seeding Technique -- 18.3 Cloud Seeding Operation -- 18.4 Recent Case History -- Appendix -- Selected References -- Bibliography -- Index.
Abstract:
An attempt is made to place before students (degree and post-degree) and professionals in the fields of Civil and Agricultural Engineering, Geology and Earth Sciences, this important branch of Hydroscience, i.e., Hydrology. It deals with all phases of the Hydrologic cycle and related opics in a lucid style and in metric system. There is a departure from empiricism, with emphasis on collection of hydrological data, processing and analysis of data, and hydrological design on sound principles and matured judgement.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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