Titlebook: Remote Sensing in Hydrology and Water Management; Gert A. Schultz,Edwin T. Engman Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Drainag

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Snow and Icer. The reason for the modified hydrological response is that snow is held in cold storage on a basin for an extended period of time before it enters the runoff process. There is such a vast difference in the physical properties of snow and other natural surfaces that the occurrence of snow on a drai

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Water Qualityf human usage for consumption, recreation, and aesthetics. In broader terms the quality of water affects all components of the aquatic ecosystem. The quality of water suitable and desirable for use by one organism may be completely unsuitable for another. Thus, water quality is a parameter that cann

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Flood Forecasting and Controlhows the dominance of floods among natural disasters (Münchner Rückver- sicherung 1997). This is the reason, why presently billions of dollars are spent for measures (structural and non-structural) of flood protection. This chapter deals with the potential, remote sensing has to offer in the field o

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Water Qualityot be defined easily nor can standards be set that meet all uses and user needs. For example, physical, chemical, and biological parameters of water that are suitable for human consumption are quite different from those parameters suitable for a farmer irrigating a crop.

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Introduction to and General Aspects of Water Management with the aid of Remote Sensing one or more data bases from different domains such as population, law, politics, economic statistics and biophysical resources. Many problems in water resources management are however solved by qualitative reasoning and experience.