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W21 |
Advanced hydrology |
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ECTS |
5 |
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Specialities |
NEWS, HO |
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Keywords |
Hydrology, hydrogeology, eco-hydrology, field measurements, erosion, water quality, watershed, database management, data analysis, watershed modelling, ecological engineering, SWAT practice. |
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Description |
This module will deal with a presentation of fundamental analysis and design methods required to understand hydrology and hydrogeology in diverse areas (rural, urban, hill, plain and floodplain). It will provide an overview of modern instrumentation with field practices. It will address the hydrological database management and an introduction to the modelling approach for ecological engineering under SWAT environment. It will focus on eco-hydrology and ecological engineering. |
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Coordinator |
Dr D. Orange, IRD, Montpellier; didier.orange@ird.fr, 06 27 06 60 11 Dr Le Thi Phuong Quynh (INPC) |
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Lectures |
Courses 18 h, Tutorials 7 h, Practicals 21 h Module 1:Hydrological analysis and data management: Measures, Frequency, Flood rooting and analysis (4 h Course, 2 h Tutorial) = 8 h M1.1. River flow analysis (2 h) M1.2. Statistical analysis for hydrological management (2 h) Tutorial 1: Hydrological analysis and data management (2 h) + homework Module 2:Instrumentation and design methods: from discharge gauging to erosion measurements(2 h Tutorial, 8 h Practical) = 8 h Practical 1: Overview on hydrological Instrumentation and field work for hydrological survey (gauging measurements and geochemical measurements) on a river (2 h) Tutorial 2: Hydrological analysis based on field measurements (field data) (2 h) Practical 2: Field visit of hydropower dam, environmental meteorological station and hydrological station of Hoa Binh on the Da River (6 h) Module
3: Eco-hydrology and engineering:
Rural hydrology, Floodplain hydrology, Urban hydrology M3.1. Environmental hydrology and eco-hydrology: ecological engineering (3h) M3.2. Floodplain hydrology: stream processes and ground waters (3h) M3.3. Urban hydrology: stream processes and ground waters (2h30) Tutorial 3: Hydrological analysis and watershed functioning (3h) + Readings Module
4: SWAT: Soil and Water
Assessment Tool This module will deal with a learning school of SWAT (Soil and Water Assessment Tool) model (http://swat.tamu.edu/), which is a large used hydrological model that aims to simulate environmental scenarios contributing to water cycle and matter fluxes at the scale of watershed including diverse areas (rural, urban, hill, plain and floodplain). Practical 3: Personal work for SWAT in practice (20 h) + Project work TOTAL (46H) Course: 4 + 8 = 12 h, eq. 18 h Tutorial: 2 + 2 + 3 = 7 h, eq. 7 h Practical: 2 + 2 + 20 = 28 h, eq. 21 h |
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Instructors |
FR: D. Orange (IRD), S. Sauvage (CNRS), J. Sanchez-Perez (CNRS), J-L. Janeau (IRD) JL Maeght (IRD) VN: Luu Thi Nguyet Minh (ICH, VAST), Le Thi Phuong Quynh (INPC, VAST), Trinh Bich Ngoc (WEO, USTH), Nguyen Thi Huong Chien (IMHE), Pham Dinh Rinh (SFRI), Trinh Bich Ngoc (USTH) |
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Control |
Examination (3 h control) + personal homework + project work for SWAT |