Lecture

Interactions sol-atmosphère: Hydrological Cycle

Description

This lecture covers the global movement and transformation of water through the hydrological cycle, including precipitation, infiltration, evaporation, and storage in soil and groundwater. It explains the mass conservation equation, continuity equation, and water balance in soil. The lecture also discusses infiltration processes, types of soils, and empirical approaches to characterize infiltration rates.

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