Hydraulic Soil Calculations: Flow Networks + Dupuit Approximation

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This lecture covers the calculation of hydraulic soil properties, including flow networks and the Dupuit approximation. It explains the conditions at impermeable boundaries, how to draw flow nets, and the concept of anisotropy in soil permeability.

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