A comprehensive introduction for science, engineering, mathematics and environmental studies students to all aspects of the physical hydrology of precipitation, surface runoff and groundwater flow.

Geographic Information System technology is introduced as one of the tools to that can assist in the study of physical hydrology.

.....Instructor: Prof. Jack Hermance [email]

.....Course Web Page: http://www.geo.brown.edu/research/Hydrology/ge158/index.htm

• GIS For Water Resources
• Data Models for ArcGIS
• Case Studies
• Map Book Gallery

• Ground water nitrate pollution from agricultural sources in agriculture-dominated watersheds
• GIS and Geostatistical Analysis of the La Plata Mining District
• Floodplain Delineation and Preparation of Enhanced DFIRM Maps
• Assessment of Groundwater Pollution Risks in Production Wells with RESPOND
• Visualization and Management of Nonspatial Time Series Data in ArcMap
• A Shining Star in the Katrina Disaster: LIDAR
• A Practical Method for Calculating Lake Volume Over Time
• Creating Time Series of Land-Cover Maps with ModelBuilder
• Making maps of tomorrow -- today

......Assignment 1: Download
ViewNorthEast_States_00.zip

......Delineating Flow Patterns Data: Download
ViewNV_DesatoyaMts_HydroGIS.zip

......Lab 7: Unknown File; Download
ViewPrecip_NE_AtlanStates_Aug-1955.zip; Download
ViewTrackDiane55.dbf