Lecture

Modeling Hydrological Systems: Routing and Flood Retention

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Description

This lecture covers the modeling of hydrological systems, focusing on routing and flood retention. Topics include database management, spatial interpolation, model properties, and simulation validation. The instructor demonstrates the process step by step using a new database, discussing parameters, conditions, and data sources.

Instructors (2)

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