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SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY CHAPTER 3.1Online version PRINCIPLES OF WATERSHED/SURFACE HYDROLOGY by Grace Balahay 1 freshwater Written answer 2 other saline water Written answer 3 oceans Written answer 4 movement of precipitation across the land surface Written answer 5 land area which rain falls Written answer 6 Land area that contributes surface runoff to any point of interest. Written answer 7 Tract of land drained by a river and its tributaries Written answer 8 Rain falling on a watershed in quantities exceeding the soil or vegetation uptake Written answer 9 Lines separating the land surface into watersheds Written answer 10 Any body of water found on the Earth’s surface. Written answer 11 Land area where all surface water drains into a common water body. Written answer 12 Movement of water along the earth’s surface as a result of precipitation. Important for transportation, irrigation, water supply, hydropower, etc. Written answer 13 Movement of water along the earth’s surface as a result of precipitation. This includes runoff and overland flow Written answer 14 Draining or flowing off of precipitation from a catchment area through a surface channel enters into a stream channel. Represents the output form catchment in a given unit of time. Written answer 15 A thin sheet of water that flows over the land surface. Reaches first the stream channel Written answer 16 Part of the precipitation that infilters, moves laterally through upper crusts of the soil and returns to the surface at some locations away from the point of entry into the soil. Written answer 17 When water percolates into the ground as deep seepage and builds up the ground water table (GWT) Written answer 18 Hypothesized that overland flow occurred when the rainfall rate was higher than the infiltration rate of a soil. Written answer 19 Part of runoff which enters the stream immediately after the rainfall. It includes surface runoff, prompt interflow and rainfall on the surface of the stream. Delay time is less Written answer 20 Delayed flow that reaches a stream essentially as groundwater flow. Written answer 21 surface/other fresh water Written answer 22 ground water Written answer 23 glaciers and ice caps Written answer 24 atmosphere Written answer 25 living things Written answer 26 rivers Written answer 27 swamps and marshes Written answer 28 soil moisture Written answer 29 lakes Written answer 30 ground ice and permafrost Written answer

SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY CHAPTER 3.1Online version

PRINCIPLES OF WATERSHED/SURFACE HYDROLOGY

by Grace Balahay

freshwater

Written answer

other saline water

Written answer

oceans

Written answer

movement of precipitation across the land surface

Written answer

land area which rain falls

Written answer

Land area that contributes surface runoff to any point of interest.

Written answer

Tract of land drained by a river and its tributaries

Written answer

Rain falling on a watershed in quantities exceeding the soil or vegetation uptake

Written answer

Lines separating the land surface into watersheds

Written answer

Any body of water found on the Earth’s surface.

Written answer

Land area where all surface water drains into a common water body.

Written answer

Movement of water along the earth’s surface as a result of precipitation. Important for transportation, irrigation, water supply, hydropower, etc.

Written answer

Movement of water along the earth’s surface as a result of precipitation. This includes runoff and overland flow

Written answer

Draining or flowing off of precipitation from a catchment area through a surface channel enters into a stream channel. Represents the output form catchment in a given unit of time.

Written answer

A thin sheet of water that flows over the land surface. Reaches first the stream channel

Written answer

Part of the precipitation that infilters, moves laterally through upper crusts of the soil and returns to the surface at some locations away from the point of entry into the soil.

Written answer

When water percolates into the ground as deep seepage and builds up the ground water table (GWT)

Written answer

Hypothesized that overland flow occurred when the rainfall rate was higher than the infiltration rate of a soil.

Written answer

Part of runoff which enters the stream immediately after the rainfall. It includes surface runoff, prompt interflow and rainfall on the surface of the stream. Delay time is less

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SURFACE AND GROUNDWATER HYDROLOGY CHAPTER 3.1Online version

by Grace Balahay

freshwater

other saline water

oceans

movement of precipitation across the land surface

land area which rain falls

Land area that contributes surface runoff to any point of interest.

Tract of land drained by a river and its tributaries

Rain falling on a watershed in quantities exceeding the soil or vegetation uptake

Lines separating the land surface into watersheds

Any body of water found on the Earth’s surface.

Land area where all surface water drains into a common water body.

Movement of water along the earth’s surface as a result of precipitation. Important for transportation, irrigation, water supply, hydropower, etc.

Movement of water along the earth’s surface as a result of precipitation. This includes runoff and overland flow

Draining or flowing off of precipitation from a catchment area through a surface channel enters into a stream channel. Represents the output form catchment in a given unit of time.

A thin sheet of water that flows over the land surface. Reaches first the stream channel

Part of the precipitation that infilters, moves laterally through upper crusts of the soil and returns to the surface at some locations away from the point of entry into the soil.

When water percolates into the ground as deep seepage and builds up the ground water table (GWT)

Hypothesized that overland flow occurred when the rainfall rate was higher than the infiltration rate of a soil.

Part of runoff which enters the stream immediately after the rainfall. It includes surface runoff, prompt interflow and rainfall on the surface of the stream. Delay time is less

Delayed flow that reaches a stream essentially as groundwater flow.

surface/other fresh water

ground water

glaciers and ice caps

atmosphere

living things

rivers

swamps and marshes

soil moisture

lakes

ground ice and permafrost