Hydrology . Thanks for the help

Q: Explain the concept of drought and its impacts on hydrology.

A: Drought is a naturally occurring phenomenon where unusually low precipitation is experienced for a…

Q: How can lakes exist at elevations above the groundwater table?

A: Lake is an area filled with water, in a basin, around land apart from any outlet such as rivers and…

Q: Explain how the process of pumping large volumes of water from a well can alter the position of a…

A: How process of pumping can affect the ground water table:

Q: Explain about the Deep Drainage method.

A: A hydro logical cycle is groundwater regeneration or system of deep runoff, or deep percolation,…

Q: Explain - Explain why groundwater is more difficult to clean than surface water.

A: Groundwater and surface water are two primary sources of fresh water on our planet. However, they…

Q: What is the recommendations we must take it when we select the location of intakes?

A: Intake structures are the structure which are used to collect from surface source like river, lake,…

Q: What is hydrological risk

A: Hydrological risk :  1. Hydrological risk, in particular the risk of having either too much or too…

Q: Determine the volume of a 10’ deep of a polygon (n=8 equal size each shape with a radius of 200’)…

A: To determine the volume of a lot that is 10 feet deep and has a polygonal base with 8 equal sides…

Q: Explain the Conditions Requiring for Drainage.

A: Drainage is defined as a method of removing the excess of water from the surface and below the…

Q: Define Concrete and Masonry Dams.

A: Masonry dam is any dam built mainly of blocks of concrete, brick or stone joined to mortar.

Q: How the process of pumping large volumes of water from a well does can alter the position of a…

A: -  The process of pumping large volume of water from the ground at a fast rate in comparison to rate…

Q: The SFSU alumni in problem 1 was happy with your work and needs your assistance to design a pipeline…

A: Given: Length, L = 2.5 km = 2500 m Empty reservoir depth, h = 100 m water surface below the surface…

Q: Describe the groundwater zones. Subject is Water Resource Engineering

A: Groundwater zones refer to different layers or levels of water stored beneath the surface of the…

Q: What is happening regarding groundwater resources in the North state of Punjab in India?

A: The question asked above is discussion of ground water problems in Punjab (a state of India)

Q: Name two activities that impact ground water quality.

A: There are various factors that impact the quality of groundwater, and most of them are related to…