Titre de série :	Irrigation and drainage paper, 19
Titre :	Mathematical models in hydrology
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Clarke, R. T.
Mention d'édition :	FAO
Editeur :	FAO
Année de publication :	1973
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-02321
Note générale :	"Mathematical model in hydrology are still very new. They were almost unknown in their present form ten year ago. While the scientific litterature is full of theoritical papers the application of models to pratical problems has lagged behind. This is the first, and is intended to set the stage by describing the present ""state of the art"". Mathematical models are no replacement for field abservations their values lies in their ability, when correctly chosen and adjusted, to extract maximum amount information from the available data."
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Modèle mathématique  Hydrologie  Programmation informatique  Calcul  Débit fluvial
Index. décimale :	631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation
Résumé :	"Mathematical model in hydrology are still very new. They were almost unknown in their present form ten year ago. While the scientific litterature is full of theoritical papers the application of models to pratical problems has lagged behind. This is the first, and is intended to set the stage by describing the present ""state of the art"". Mathematical models are no replacement for field abservations their values lies in their ability, when correctly chosen and adjusted, to extract maximum amount information from the available data."
Note de contenu :	"Mathematical model in hydrology are still very new. They were almost unknown in their present form ten year ago. While the scientific litterature is full of theoritical papers the application of models to pratical problems has lagged behind. This is the first, and is intended to set the stage by describing the present ""state of the art"". Mathematical models are no replacement for field abservations their values lies in their ability, when correctly chosen and adjusted, to extract maximum amount information from the available data."

Irrigation and drainage paper, 19. Mathematical models in hydrology [texte imprimé] / Clarke, R. T.  . -  FAO . - FAO, 1973.
ISSN : CI-02321
"Mathematical model in hydrology are still very new. They were almost unknown in their present form ten year ago. While the scientific litterature is full of theoritical papers the application of models to pratical problems has lagged behind. This is the first, and is intended to set the stage by describing the present ""state of the art"". Mathematical models are no replacement for field abservations their values lies in their ability, when correctly chosen and adjusted, to extract maximum amount information from the available data."
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Modèle mathématique  Hydrologie  Programmation informatique  Calcul  Débit fluvial
Index. décimale :	631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation
Résumé :	"Mathematical model in hydrology are still very new. They were almost unknown in their present form ten year ago. While the scientific litterature is full of theoritical papers the application of models to pratical problems has lagged behind. This is the first, and is intended to set the stage by describing the present ""state of the art"". Mathematical models are no replacement for field abservations their values lies in their ability, when correctly chosen and adjusted, to extract maximum amount information from the available data."
Note de contenu :	"Mathematical model in hydrology are still very new. They were almost unknown in their present form ten year ago. While the scientific litterature is full of theoritical papers the application of models to pratical problems has lagged behind. This is the first, and is intended to set the stage by describing the present ""state of the art"". Mathematical models are no replacement for field abservations their values lies in their ability, when correctly chosen and adjusted, to extract maximum amount information from the available data."