Course Details
Hydrology
DS71 course is part of 4 study plans
Ph.D. full-t. program nD > VHS compulsory-elective Summer Semester 1st year 8 credits
Ph.D. combi. program nDK > VHS compulsory-elective Summer Semester 1st year 8 credits
Ph.D. full-t. program nDA > VHS compulsory-elective Summer Semester 1st year 8 credits
Ph.D. combi. program nDKA > VHS compulsory-elective Summer Semester 1st year 8 credits
Fundaments of stochastic hydrology, modeling of artificial flow series, modelling of synthetic rainfall, problems of temporal and spatial rainfall distribution, meteorological radars and meteorological satelites, numerical meteorological prediction models, models of rainfall - runoff process in small and big river basins, operative prediction of river basin runoff, extreme flows
Course Guarantor
Institute
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of higher mathematics, statistics and probability theory, physics. Detailed knowledge of hydrology (magister study level)
Planned educational activities and teaching methods
Teaching methods depend on the type of course unit as specified in the article 7 of BUT Rules for Studies and Examinations.
Objective
Ability of detailed orientation in problems of hydrology, independent solution of difficult hydrological tasks, theoretical knowledge for following PhD. study aimed at water management problems
Specification of controlled instruction, the form of instruction, and the form of compensation of the absences
Vymezení kontrolované výuky a způsob jejího provádění stanoví každoročně aktualizovaná vyhláška garanta předmětu.
Lecture
3 hours/week, 13 weeks, elective
Syllabus of lectures
1. Fundaments of stochastic hydrology
2. Modeling of artificial flow series
3. Modelling of synthetic rainfall
4. Assessment of spatial distribution of rainfall above the river basin
5. Meteorological radars and meteorological satelites
6. Numerical meteorological prediction models
7. Models of rainfall - runoff process in small small river basins
8. Models of rainfall - runoff process in big river basins
9.-11. Operative prediction of river basin runoff
12.-13. Extreme flows