Unit Hydrograph Theory - Part 1

Welcome to our comprehensive two-part video series where we delve into the fascinating world of Unit Hydrograph Theory for hydrologic modeling and watershed modeling purposes. Unit Hydrographs are powerful tools used to simulate the hydrological response of a watershed to rainfall events. In Part 1, we lay the foundation by explaining the theory and principles behind Unit Hydrographs, and in Part 2, we demonstrate practical applications and how to create and use Unit Hydrographs in your modeling projects. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced modeler, join us on this journey to unlock the potential of Unit Hydrographs in understanding and managing water flow in watersheds

[@maryn392]

OMG you're the best. I finally understood unit hydrograph!!

[@HydroMohsen]

Great to hear!

[@mercyapolot7757]

Thank you for this. Looking forward to understanding more from the example.

[@HydroMohsen]

More to come!

[@artuniverselle9199]

Crystal clear explanations and great setup. Thank you sir 👌

[@HydroMohsen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kenethkaunda2766]

Thank you Mohsen. Clear and concise

[@HydroMohsen]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Amedhussam]

Wooow , Amazing explaining 👏 good job

[@gwordscience9465]

Do you write mirrored, from right to left?

[@HydroMohsen]

I wish that was my super power! But I write normally and then the camera flips the video! :)

[@linliu-v8g]

@@HydroMohsen Amazing! But I'm still confused--how to shoot and then 'flip' it to achieve this effect？

[@SarojRana-fe2jd]

Hello Sir, Can you please explain how to get an average unit hydrograph for multiple events from a single catchment?

[@HydroMohsen]

It's called a balanced unit hydrograph. You'll need to select different hydrographs from the gaging station, normalize them, and then take an average of all.

[@grinfacelaxu]

ThankYou!!