Finding the Right Hydrology Book for Civil Engineering Students

Pyrrhus · Jan 15, 2006

Does anybody knows of a good hydrology book??

I am a civil engineering student, i want mostly applied stuff and at the undergraduate level.

Aneleh · Jan 19, 2006

My school uses Applied Hydrogeology (4th Edition) by C.W. Fetter. It's for a 3rd year Earth science course with intoductory geology and physics as prereqs.

EDIT: woops, that's for hydrogeology, the one we use for hydrology is Physical Hydrology (2nd Edition) by S. Lawrence Dingman.

Pyrrhus · Jan 21, 2006

Thanks for replying. I will look into that book. Btw, i might consider the Hydrogeology one too, i took a Geology and all the general physics (plus advanced).

Are you a civil engineering student?

Aneleh · Jan 21, 2006

No, I'm in Earth Sciences.

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