Hydrologic Analysis and Design

Providing an introduction to the development and use of engineering design methods, this book features topics such as: design orientation, enabling the student to make the transition from classroom to professional practice; and up to 25 worked examples per chapter, with many of these detailing real-world applications.

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For undergraduate hydrology courses in engineering, geology, environmental science, forestry, and geography.

This text gives a real-world, applications-oriented introduction to engineering hydrology with an emphasis on design. It provides comprehensive coverage of the important hydrologic processes, the effects of land use change (including its detection and modeling), and the ethics and professionalism of a practicing hydrologist. Numerous worked examples, case studies, and exercises in each chapter support the concepts presented.