Lecture

Rainfall: Areal Average and Spatial Interpolation

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Description

This lecture covers the methods for computing areal average rainfall, including the arithmetic mean and more advanced techniques like Thiessen polygons and Kriging. It also discusses the empirical axioms of hydrology, the design storm concept, and the intensity-duration-frequency relationships used in hydrologic design.

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