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Define the term hydrology and describe the evolution of major water
projects from the past to the present. (I)
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List agencies involved in water resources planning, water studies,
water distribution and regulatory functions to assure quality
standards. (II)
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Explain how hydrology relates to other disciplines including
chemistry, mathematics, physics, computer science, geology,
geophysics, geochemistry, atmospheric physics, soil physics, biology,
engineering and oceanography. (III)
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Describe surface water hydrology including surface water features,
hydrologic cycle, measurement/monitoring of streamflow. (IV)
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Describe groundwater hydrology including the hydrologic cycle,
measurement/monitoring of groundwater. (V)
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Define specific types of water, types of water contamination and
methods of sampling for water quality. (VI)
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Describe specific hydrologic investigations for water
quantity/quality. (VII)
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Describe specific causes of water pollution in groundwater and surface
water. (VIII)
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Describe the methodologies and types of studies documented in current
hydrologic studies. (IX)
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Describe uses and methodologies used in water purification. (X)
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