'I see!', said the blind carpenter, as he picked up his hammer and saw. - William Shakespeare, MacBeth

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The objective of this course is to give graduate-level students an overview of the analytical methods used in the development of and the application of water quality models to stream and river systems, lake and reservoir systems, and estuaries and ocean outfall systems.

Mathematical conceptualization and formulation of physical, chemical, biological, and hydrological water quality constituent transport and fate mechanisms will be discussed in depth.

Students are expected to have a strong background in mathematics, hydrology, chemistry, physics, fluid mechanics and computer.





 

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WQ Computer Model Library
 

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