Explore the fundamentals of hydrology and geomorphology in this 54-minute lecture, focusing on their application to stream ecology in the Chesapeake region. Delve into key concepts such as riverscapes, discharge measurements, ice ages, ocean bottom characteristics, and major physical features of streams. Examine the definition of a stream, analyze hydrographs, and learn how to measure stream discharge using transects. Gain valuable insights from readings in "Methods in Stream Ecology, Volume 1," specifically chapters on Riverscapes and Discharge Measurements. Enhance your understanding of stream ecology through this comprehensive overview of geological and hydrological processes.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Lecture Guide
Why Are Rocks
Ice Ages
Ocean Bottom
Characteristics
Break
Major Physical Features
What is a Stream
Hydrographs
Streams
Hydragraphs
Transect
Stream Discharge
Summary
Taught by
Thomas Evans
