Problems in Applied Hydrology was written as a compliment and adjunct to textbooks in elementary hydrology. This manual evolved into a set of problems that demonstrate the application of hydrology to the solution of problems in water resources engineering. The problems are both in English (US) and metric units. Grouped in ten sections, the material has been organized to help the student solve the extensive problems. Also each section and subsection contains solved example problems. This book has been an excellent supplemental manual for introductory courses in elementary hydrology. This book also has been cited and referenced in numerous papers, journals, and books continuously for over 30 years. It is still an important addition to any library that is concerned with applied hydrology. WRP is pleased to re-release this book as part of WRP's Classic Resource Edition.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Chapt. 1 Units and Conversion of Units, Maps and Measurements of Distances, Slopes, and Areas
Chapt. 2 Application of Elementary Statistics in Hydrology
Chapt. 3 Climatic Measurements, Precipitation and Precipitation Analysis
Chapt. 4 Infiltration and Soil Moisture Analysis
Chapt. 5 Evaporation and Evapotranspiration
Chapt. 6 Ground Water
Chapt. 7 Runoff and Hydrograph Analysis
Chapt. 8 Stream and Reservoir Routing
Chapt. 9 Probability Analysis
Chapt. 10 Applications to Engineering Problems