Module 1A Flashcards

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science, which deals with the occurrence, distribution and disposal of water on the planet earth; it is the science which deals with the various phases of the hydrologic cycle.

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Hydrology

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branch of engineering that applies fluid mechanics principles to problems dealing with the collection, storage, control, transport, regulation, measurement, and use of water.

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Hydraulics

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3
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Scope of Hydrology

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  • Maximum probable flood that may occur
  • Water yield from a basin
  • Ground water development
  • Maximum intensity of storm and its frequency
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10 Hydrologic Data

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  • Climatological
  • Cropping pattern
  • Stream-flow records
  • Seasonal fluctuation of ground water table
  • Hydrometeorological
  • Hydrometeorological characteristics of basin
  • Precipitation records
  • Evaporation data
  • Water quality data
  • Geomorphologic studies of the basin
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5
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is the water transfer cycle, which occurs continuously in nature.

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Hydrologic Cycle

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6
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7 Important Phases of Hydrologic Cycle

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  1. Evaporation
  2. Evapo-transpiration or Transpiration
  3. Condensation
  4. Runoff
  5. Infiltration
  6. Precipitation
  7. Groundwater Flow
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7
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For every stream, a well-defined area of land intercepts the
rainfall and transports it to the stream. The area of land is called the

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Catchment area, Watershed, or Drainage Basin

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8
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bent contour lines that point uphill

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Swale

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9
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bent contour lines that point downhill

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Ridge

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10
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transition between two ridges and two swales

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Saddle

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4 Steps of Watershed Delienation

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  1. Identify peak points
  2. Connect each peak
  3. Locate the draining point.
  4. Find the watershed area using squares
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5 Rules of Watershed Delienation

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  1. Draw the divide perpendicular to contour lines
  2. Draw the divide along a ridge and across a saddle.
  3. Never draw the divide along or across a swale.
  4. Draw the divide between and parallel to two contour lines of the same elevation.
  5. Imagine a drop of rain, then trace the runoff path taken by the drop.
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13
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11 Watershed Reservations in the Philippines

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  • Magat
  • Makiling-Banahaw
  • Pulangi
  • Pantabangan
  • Buhi-Barit
  • Upper Agno
  • San Roque
  • Angat
  • Lake Lanao
  • Caliraya
  • Tiwi
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14
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releases 10 times more water than it receives from its own catchment area

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La Mesa Reservoir

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15
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It connects the whole basic to Manila Bay through Pasig River.

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Manila Subbasin

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16
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resulting from the mix of fresh and saltwater

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Brackish Water

17
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is the only stream through which Laguna de Bay drains to Manila Bay

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Pasig River

18
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is the 2nd largest major subbasin within the Manila Bay Watershed Area

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Pasig-Marikina-Laguna de Bay Basin

19
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To mitigate flooding downstream, which includes a portion of the highly urbanized Metro Manila, flood water are diverted to Laguna de Bay through the

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Rosario Weir and Manggahan Floodway

19
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has the longest coastline along Manila Bay.

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Cavite River Basin