CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION By Ayansa T. (B.Sc. In

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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION By Ayansa T. (B.Sc. In Met. And HYDR., M.Sc. in WRE) Lecturer at Ambo University Woliso Campus, Civil Eng. Introduction Hydro logos (Both are Greek words) Hydro means water and logos means study. Hydrology is a

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CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION

By Ayansa T. (B.Sc. In Met. And HYDR., M.Sc. in WRE)
Lecturer at Ambo University Woliso Campus, Civil Eng.<br>
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Introduction Hydro+ logos (Both are Greek words)
“Hydro” means water and “logos” means study.

Hydrology is a science which deals with the occurrence, circulation and Distribution of water of the earth and earth’s atmosphere.

Hydrological Cycle: It is also known as water cycle.
A Continuous process in which water is evaporated from water surfaces and the oceans, moves in land as moist air masses, and produces precipitation, if the correct vertical lifting conditions exist.<br>
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Stages of the Hydrologic cycle Precipitation
Infiltration
Interception
Depression storage
Run-off
Evaporation
Transpiration
Groundwater<br>