Lecture

Hydrologic Response: Runoff Generation Mechanisms

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Description

This lecture covers the mechanisms behind runoff generation in hydrology, including surface runoff, streamflow generation, and flood studies. It discusses concepts such as Strahler's stream ordering, Horton's law of bifurcation, and the effects of basin characteristics on flood hydrographs.

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