Titre :	Manual of photograpjic interpretation
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Année de publication :	1960
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-07481
Note générale :	The science of hydrology is concerned with the movement and distribution of water throughout the various phases of the hydrologic cycle . Watershed management uses the knowbedge of hydrology to control floods, pevent erosion, increase the yield of water from the watershed, and thereby provide on adequate supply of water agricultural, commercial and industrial purposes in and adjacent to the source of supply . These purposes are served by managing the vegetation and land use in the watershed and building varipus structures to control the flow and storage of water.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Photointerpretation  Hydrologie  Gestion de l'eau  Evapotranspiration  Eau de surface  PRECIPITATIONS  Ressource en eau  Inondation  Géodésie  Télédétection
Index. décimale :	770 La photographie et les photographies : classer la photographie technique à 621.367
Résumé :	The science of hydrology is concerned with the movement and distribution of water throughout the various phases of the hydrologic cycle . Watershed management uses the knowbedge of hydrology to control floods, pevent erosion, increase the yield of water from the watershed, and thereby provide on adequate supply of water agricultural, commercial and industrial purposes in and adjacent to the source of supply . These purposes are served by managing the vegetation and land use in the watershed and building varipus structures to control the flow and storage of water.
Note de contenu :	The science of hydrology is concerned with the movement and distribution of water throughout the various phases of the hydrologic cycle . Watershed management uses the knowbedge of hydrology to control floods, pevent erosion, increase the yield of water from the watershed, and thereby provide on adequate supply of water agricultural, commercial and industrial purposes in and adjacent to the source of supply . These purposes are served by managing the vegetation and land use in the watershed and building varipus structures to control the flow and storage of water.

Manual of photograpjic interpretation [texte imprimé] . - 1960.
ISSN : CI-07481
The science of hydrology is concerned with the movement and distribution of water throughout the various phases of the hydrologic cycle . Watershed management uses the knowbedge of hydrology to control floods, pevent erosion, increase the yield of water from the watershed, and thereby provide on adequate supply of water agricultural, commercial and industrial purposes in and adjacent to the source of supply . These purposes are served by managing the vegetation and land use in the watershed and building varipus structures to control the flow and storage of water.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Photointerpretation  Hydrologie  Gestion de l'eau  Evapotranspiration  Eau de surface  PRECIPITATIONS  Ressource en eau  Inondation  Géodésie  Télédétection
Index. décimale :	770 La photographie et les photographies : classer la photographie technique à 621.367
Résumé :	The science of hydrology is concerned with the movement and distribution of water throughout the various phases of the hydrologic cycle . Watershed management uses the knowbedge of hydrology to control floods, pevent erosion, increase the yield of water from the watershed, and thereby provide on adequate supply of water agricultural, commercial and industrial purposes in and adjacent to the source of supply . These purposes are served by managing the vegetation and land use in the watershed and building varipus structures to control the flow and storage of water.
Note de contenu :	The science of hydrology is concerned with the movement and distribution of water throughout the various phases of the hydrologic cycle . Watershed management uses the knowbedge of hydrology to control floods, pevent erosion, increase the yield of water from the watershed, and thereby provide on adequate supply of water agricultural, commercial and industrial purposes in and adjacent to the source of supply . These purposes are served by managing the vegetation and land use in the watershed and building varipus structures to control the flow and storage of water.