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Class Hydric Resources Planning and Management

  • Presentation

    Presentation

    This curricular unit belongs to the curricular plan of this 1st cycle degree. The goal of this curricular unit is to provide to the students the fundamental concepts related to the planning and management of water resources, regarding the watershed. In this context it be will introduce the basic concepts and discuss the hydrologic cycle, watershed characterization, as well as estimate the water balance. This curricular unit has objective provide knowledge of legislation and planning ongoing in Portugal and in Europe. It is also intended introduce knowledge concerning operational/practical aspects related with water resource management and planning.
  • Code

    Code

    ULP287-9329
  • Syllabus

    Syllabus

    1. The hydrological cycle and its components. Effects of Climate Change on the hydrological cycle. 2.Watershed/River Basin. Physiographic characterization of the watershed. 3.Study of precipitation. ''SNIRH''. Weighted precipitation over a watershed. Thiessen method. Method of double accumulations. 4.Interception, evaporation and evapotranspiration (potential and effective). 5.Infiltration and percolation. 6.Runoff. Effective precipitation and runoff deficit. Flow curves. Chronological and classified flows. Characteristic flows. 7.Hydrological Balance. Method of Thornthwaite and Mather. 8.Basic concepts of statistics applied to hydrology. Classification of the type of years. 9.Droughts and Floods. 10.Water Balance (water availability vs. water needs). 11.Challenges and currently aplicabble legislation on Water Resources Management and Planning. Water Framework Directive. 12.Integrated Water Resources Management  
  • Objectives

    Objectives

    At the end of this course the student will acquire knowledge and skills in: i) Hydrology (within the processes and components the hydrological cycle), ii) assessment of water availability, iii) knowledge of current legislation on planning, management and quality of water resources, as well as iv) identification of several instruments for water resources planning and management. These acquired competences will enable the student to solve technical problems in the context of water resources management and planning.
  • References

    References

    Lencastre, A. e Franco, F., 2010. Lições de Hidrologia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 451p., ISBN: 978-972-8152-59-0 Hipólito, J. R. e Vaz, A. C., 2011. Hidrologia e Recursos Hídricos, Coleção Ensino da Ciência e daTecnologia - 41. Instituto Superior Técnico, IST, ISBN:978-972-8469-86-3 . Diversos textos de apoio a fornecer ao longo das sessões.  
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