Land-Surface parameters and objects in hydrology

phenomena related to the flow of water or other materials that can be parameterised using a DEM · basic principles and approaches to modelling of flow · differences between the diverse flow-modelling techniques available · advantages, disadvantages and limitations of the different approaches · why is parameterisation of surface flow a powerful technique?

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