The Role of Geographical Information Systems in Urban Hydrological Modelling
‘Geographical information systems’(GIS) technology holds considerable benefits to urban hydrology because of the spatial nature of catchment analysis. The availability of a spatio-temporal database of catchment characteristics can eliminate the adoption of simplifying assumptions, which reduce the q...
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