Overview
A publishing model for the future of hydrologic education.
—Eos This well-illustrated (in three colors), reasonably priced volume is a worthwhile acquisition.
—Choice An outstanding text that can greatly facilitate improved education in hydrology. Hopefully, this book will be universally adopted for use in undergraduate hydrology courses that have an integrated environmental focus. I fully expect that the book will also find its way to the bookshelves of many professionals and graduate students. Personally, starting next year, I plan to use this book as one of the assigned texts for the three-quarter-long Environmental Earth Science series at Stanford.
—Keith Loague, Ground Water Its general introduction to physical hydrology and in particular catchment hydrology via the hillslope-steam continuum is impressive.
—Ian Cluckie, Times Higher Education Supplement A much needed practical and well balanced approach to physical hydrology . . . Not only will the text serve well in a one-semester physical-hydrology course, but it also should be useful to professionals in almost all fields of environmental science and natural-resource management.
—Philip J. Gerla, Journal of Geoscience Education Most aquatic ecologists believe that a solid knowledge of hydrology is, now, a critical tool in the lotic scientist''s background . . . For readers looking for a good basic text in hydrology, this is the one to purchase.
—James A. Gore, Journal of the North American Benthological Society Thoughtfully illustrated, carefully written, and covering a broad spectrum of topics, this classic text clarifies a subject that is often misunderstood and oversimplified.
—Eos This well-illustrated (in three colors), reasonably priced volume is a worthwhile acquisition.
—Choice An outstanding text that can greatly facilitate improved education in hydrology. Hopefully, this book will be universally adopted for use in undergraduate hydrology courses that have an integrated environmental focus. I fully expect that the book will also find its way to the bookshelves of many professionals and graduate students. Personally, starting next year, I plan to use this book as one of the assigned texts for the three-quarter-long Environmental Earth Science series at Stanford.
—Keith Loague, Ground Water Its general introduction to physical hydrology and in particular catchment hydrology via the hillslope-steam continuum is impressive.
—Ian Cluckie, Times Higher Education Supplement A much needed practical and well balanced approach to physical hydrology . . . Not only will the text serve well in a one-semester physical-hydrology course, but it also should be useful to professionals in almost all fields of environmental science and natural-resource management.
—Philip J. Gerla, Journal of Geoscience Education Most aquatic ecologists believe that a solid knowledge of hydrology is, now, a critical tool in the lotic scientist''s background . . . For readers looking for a good basic text in hydrology, this is the one to purchase.
—James A. Gore, Journal of the North American Benthological Society Thoughtfully illustrated, carefully written, and covering a broad spectrum of topics, this classic text clarifies a subject that is often misunderstood and oversimplified.
- | Author: George M. Hornberger, Patricia L. Wiberg, Paolo D'Odorico, Jeffrey P. Raffensperger
- | Publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press
- | Publication Date: Oct 06, 2014
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- | Binding: Hardback
- | ISBN-13: 9781421413730
- | ISBN-10: 1421413736
