Lecture

Infiltration using the Horton method

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Description

This lecture covers the topic of infiltration, focusing on the Horton method. It discusses the principles and applications of infiltration, including the Green Ampt model. The lecture also addresses the discretization of problems related to infiltration and visualization techniques.

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