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Water Resources Engineering: Handbook of Essential Methods and Design

Abstract

  • Water Resource Engineering presents practical methods to solve problems commonly encountered by practicing water resources engineers in day-to-day work in the fields of hydrology, hydraulics, groundwater, hydraulic designs, hydropower, environmental impact evaluation, and remedial investigations. Numerous illustrative examples are provided based on the author's extensive experience in academia and consulting practice throughout the world. Prakash transforms well-known theoretical equations into easy-to-use solutions without complex theoretical explanations.

    The concise manner in which this handbook is presented makes it useful for any consulting water resources engineer.

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Front Matter
i–xii
    Chapter 1:
    Introduction
    1–4
      Chapter 2:
      Hydrologic Analyses
      5–65
        Chapter 3:
        Hydraulic Analysis
        67–146
          Chapter 4:
          Groundwater
          147–208
            Chapter 5:
            Hydraulic Designs
            209–287
              Chapter 6:
              Economic Analysis
              289–297
                Chapter 7:
                Environmental Issues and Monitoring
                299–326
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                  References
                  327–339
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                    Index
                    341–348