Lecture
Hydrological Modeling: Routing System Introduction
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Description
This lecture introduces the concept of hydrological modeling with a focus on the Routing System. Topics covered include global hydrological models, semi-distributed modeling, incorporation of hydraulic structures, spatial variability of parameters, and precipitation. The lecture also delves into the SOCONT model, snow modeling, infiltration modeling, SWMM model, hydraulic modeling, and calibration of hydrological models.
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