Hydrology and Hydraulics Occurrence and Movement of Water.

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Hydrology and Hydraulics Occurrence and Movement of Water

Why do We Care About Water? It’s 2/3 of our Bodies & covers 2/3 of our Planet Where is most of this Water? –97.2% Oceans million cubic miles of water –2.15 % Ice Caps and Glaciers – –The Antarctic Ice Sheet is 6 million sq miles and 1000 ft thick. 7 million cubic miles of Frozen Water. That more water than all the rivers in the world flowing for 750 years –1% Freshwater – Streams, Rivers, Lakes and Groundwater –Less than 0.1% is accessible to humans

Water Vs No Water

Why is water Important to US?

Navigation

Water POWER

Hydropower

Water Supply

Dangers of Living Near Water?

A Flood is?

Urban Flooding

What Causes Floods?

Hurricane IKE

Wind

Wind – Storm Surge

IKE Gilchrist TX

ICE JAMS

Volcanos

Tsumanis- Earthquake & Volcanoes 10 Deadliest Indian Ocean Tsunamis Date SourceDeaths 26 Dec 2004 Sumatra Aug 1883 Java/Sumatra Jun 1941 Andaman Sea Sep 1861 Sumatra Jun 1819 Arabian Sea Nov 1945 Arabian Sea Feb 1861 Sumatra905 2 Apr 1762 Bay of Bengal Aug 1977 Sunda Islands500 4 Jan 1907 Sumatra400

How Can You Lessen Floods?

Levee or Dam? DAM Levee – Along River Dam – Across River

Structural Failure - Dams

Developed Conditions Levee Natural Water Level

Structure Failure - Levees

We Protect People from Water And Water from People

Water Supply Images Water from Tap Irrigation

Structure Failure - Levees