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Hydrologic V. Processes ***CONCEPT: Hydrologic Cycle (HC) Description A simplified model of the flow of water, ice, and water vapor from place to place. Water flows through the atmosphere, across the land, where it is also stored as ice, and within groundwater. Solar energy empowers the cycle. Total plan of movement, exchange, and storage of the Earth's free water in gaseous, liquid, and solid states. We can write Mass Balance Equations to represent the Flows of Water. Consider water flowing into and out of any arbitrarily chosen volume near to the Earth Surface. It will always be true that: INPUT - OUTPUT (I-O = = CHANGE IN STORAGE Delta S ) ***CONCEPT: Hydrologic Mass Balance Description A condition representing the fact that Mass (Matter) cannot be destroyed or created in any process (outside of Relativistic Physics). **CONCEPT: Equilibrium Hydrologic Mass Balance **CONCEPT: Spatio-Temporal Scale **CONCEPT: Hydrologic Reservoir **CONCEPT: Hydrologic Flow **CONCEPT: Precipitation *CONCEPT: Interception *CONCEPT: Stemflow *CONCEPT: Transpiration *CONCEPT: Depression Storage **CONCEPT: Evaporation ***CONCEPT: Evapotranspiration Description Evaporation and transpiration water loss combined into one term (see potential and actual evapotranspiration). **CONCEPT: Potential Evapotranspiration (POTET) ***CONCEPT: Surface Runoff Description Surplus water that flows across a landsurface (as overland flow )and in stream channels (as streamflow.) Its ultimate include destinations lakes, oceans, and the atmosphere. **CONCEPT: Overland Flow ***CONCEPT: Streamflow Description A Stream's Discharge and its pattern. Made up of Baseflow, Interflow, and Stormflow. ***CONCEPT: Hydrograph Description A graph of stream discharge (in cms or cfs) over a period of time (minutes, hours, days, years) at a specific place on a stream. The relationship between stream discharge and precipitation input is illustrated on the graph. **CONCEPT: Baseflow **CONCEPT: Flood **CONCEPT: Soil Moisture *CONCEPT: Soil Moisture Content **CONCEPT: Hygroscopic Water **CONCEPT: Capillary Water **CONCEPT: Gravitational Water **CONCEPT: Field Capacity **CONCEPT: Soil-water Flow **CONCEPT: Infiltration ***CONCEPT: Infiltration Capacity Description The limiting rate at which falling rain or snow can be absorbed by a soil surface in the process of infiltration. **CONCEPT: Soil-water Budget **CONCEPT: Groundwater ***CONCEPT: Aquifer Description A body of rock that conducts groundwater in usable amounts; a permeable layer of rock (compare aquiclude). *CONCEPT: Vadose Zone **CONCEPT: Watertable **CONCEPT: Rock Porosity **CONCEPT: Rock Permeability **CONCEPT: Groundwater Flow **CONCEPT: Unconfined Aquifer **CONCEPT: Confined Aquifer **CONCEPT: Transmissibility *CONCEPT: Spring *CONCEPT: Flood Forecasting *CONCEPT: Groundwater Supply *CONCEPT: Groundwater Withdrawal *CONCEPT: Overdraft *CONCEPT: Point Source Pollutant *CONCEPT: Saltwater Intrusion
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