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Lessons List | 74 Lesson
Lecture 01 | Chapter 01 | Hydrologic cycle | Engineering Hydrology
00:22:27

Lecture 01 | Chapter 01 | Hydrologic cycle | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 02 | Chapter 01 | Forms of Precipitation | Engineering Hydrology
00:12:17

Lecture 02 | Chapter 01 | Forms of Precipitation | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 03 | Chapter 01 | Type of Precipitation | Engineering Hydrology
00:16:09

Lecture 03 | Chapter 01 | Type of Precipitation | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 04 | Chapter 01 | Measurement of Precipitation | | Engineering Hydrology
00:21:29

Lecture 04 | Chapter 01 | Measurement of Precipitation | | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 05 | Chapter 01 | Rain Gauge Network | Engineering Hydrology
00:11:44

Lecture 05 | Chapter 01 | Rain Gauge Network | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 06 | Chapter 01 | Optimal number of Rain Gauge and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
00:33:16

Lecture 06 | Chapter 01 | Optimal number of Rain Gauge and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 07 | Chapter 01 | Estimation of Missing Data | Engineering Hydrology
00:38:35

Lecture 07 | Chapter 01 | Estimation of Missing Data | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 08 | Chapter 01 | Presentation of Rainfall Data | Engineering Hydrology
00:37:47

Lecture 08 | Chapter 01 | Presentation of Rainfall Data | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 09 | Chapter 01 | Mean Precipitation and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
00:35:38

Lecture 09 | Chapter 01 | Mean Precipitation and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 10 | Chapter 01 | More Questions on Thiessen Polygon Method | Engineering Hydrology
00:51:52

Lecture 10 | Chapter 01 | More Questions on Thiessen Polygon Method | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 11 | Chapter 01 | Depth Area Duration Analysis and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
00:54:11

Lecture 11 | Chapter 01 | Depth Area Duration Analysis and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 12 | Chapter 02 | Introduction of Evaporation | Engineering Hydrology
00:23:05

Lecture 12 | Chapter 02 | Introduction of Evaporation | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 13 | Chapter 02 | Measurement by Evaporimeter Questions | Engineering Hydrology
00:25:45

Lecture 13 | Chapter 02 | Measurement by Evaporimeter Questions | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 14 | Chapter 02 | Measurement By Empirical Method and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
00:38:01

Lecture 14 | Chapter 02 | Measurement By Empirical Method and its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 15 | Chapter 02 | Measurement by Analytical Method | Engineering Hydrology
01:02:44

Lecture 15 | Chapter 02 | Measurement by Analytical Method | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 16 | Chapter 02 | Methods to reduce evaporation | Engineering Hydrology
00:39:29

Lecture 16 | Chapter 02 | Methods to reduce evaporation | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 17 | Chapter 02 Measurement by Penman Equation | Engineering Hydrology
00:24:47

Lecture 17 | Chapter 02 Measurement by Penman Equation | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 18 | Chapter 02 | Measurement by Blaney Criddle method | Engineering Hydrology
00:17:05

Lecture 18 | Chapter 02 | Measurement by Blaney Criddle method | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 19 | Chapter 02 | Index of wetness and drought | Engineering Hydrology
00:17:54

Lecture 19 | Chapter 02 | Index of wetness and drought | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 20 | Chapter 03 | Probable Maximum Precipitation and Infiltration | Engineering Hydrology
00:15:31

Lecture 20 | Chapter 03 | Probable Maximum Precipitation and Infiltration | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 21 | Chapter 03 | Horton s Curve and Infiltration Indices | Engineering Hydrology
00:26:45

Lecture 21 | Chapter 03 | Horton s Curve and Infiltration Indices | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 22 | Chapter 03 | Question on Infiltration Indices | Engineering Hydrology
01:49:14

Lecture 22 | Chapter 03 | Question on Infiltration Indices | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 23 | Chapter 04 | Flood Hydrograph | Engineering Hydrology
00:50:58

Lecture 23 | Chapter 04 | Flood Hydrograph | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 24 | Chapter 04 | Direct Runoff Hydrograph | Engineering Hydrology
00:49:22

Lecture 24 | Chapter 04 | Direct Runoff Hydrograph | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 25 | Chapter 04 | Unit Hydrograph and its Question | Engineering Hydrology
01:02:49

Lecture 25 | Chapter 04 | Unit Hydrograph and its Question | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 26 | Chapter 04 | Method of superposition and its Questions Part 1 | Engineering Hydrology
00:54:09

Lecture 26 | Chapter 04 | Method of superposition and its Questions Part 1 | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 27 | Chapter 04 | Method of Superposition and Its Questions Part 2 | Engineering Hydrology
00:47:08

Lecture 27 | Chapter 04 | Method of Superposition and Its Questions Part 2 | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 28 | Chapter 04 | S Curve Method And Its Questions Part 1 | Engineering Hydrology
00:50:59

Lecture 28 | Chapter 04 | S Curve Method And Its Questions Part 1 | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 29 | Chapter 04 | S Curve Method And Its Questions Part 2 | Engineering Hydrology
01:28:49

Lecture 29 | Chapter 04 | S Curve Method And Its Questions Part 2 | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 30 | Chapter 04 | Use And Limitation of Unit Hydrograph Distribution Graph | EH
00:47:39

Lecture 30 | Chapter 04 | Use And Limitation of Unit Hydrograph Distribution Graph | EH
Lecture 31 | Chapter 04 | Synthetic Hydrograph By Snyder Method Part 1 | Engineering Hydrology
00:56:38

Lecture 31 | Chapter 04 | Synthetic Hydrograph By Snyder Method Part 1 | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 32 | Chapter 04 | Synthetic Hydrograph By Snyder Method Part 2 | Engineering Hydrology
00:26:49

Lecture 32 | Chapter 04 | Synthetic Hydrograph By Snyder Method Part 2 | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 33 | Chapter 04 | Instantaneous Unit Hydrograph And Its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
01:15:24

Lecture 33 | Chapter 04 | Instantaneous Unit Hydrograph And Its Questions | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 34 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Floods By Rational Method and Its Questions Part 1 | EH
01:32:01

Lecture 34 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Floods By Rational Method and Its Questions Part 1 | EH
Lecture 35 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Floods by rational method and its questions Part 2 | EH
01:00:46

Lecture 35 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Floods by rational method and its questions Part 2 | EH
Lecture 36 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Flood By Empirical Formula | Engineering Hydrology
00:23:11

Lecture 36 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Flood By Empirical Formula | Engineering Hydrology
Lecture 37 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Flood By Flood Frequency Studies Part 1 | EH
00:52:42

Lecture 37 | Chapter 05 | Estimation of Flood By Flood Frequency Studies Part 1 | EH
Lecture 38 | Chapter 04 | Estimation of Flood By Flood Frequency Studies Part 2 | EH
01:37:01

Lecture 38 | Chapter 04 | Estimation of Flood By Flood Frequency Studies Part 2 | EH
Lecture 39 | Chapter 05 | Prediction of Extreme Flood By Gumbel s Method Part 1 | EH
01:00:00

Lecture 39 | Chapter 05 | Prediction of Extreme Flood By Gumbel s Method Part 1 | EH
Lecture 40 | Chapter 05 | Prediction of Extreme Flood By Gumbel s Method Part 2 | EH
00:54:02

Lecture 40 | Chapter 05 | Prediction of Extreme Flood By Gumbel s Method Part 2 | EH
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