11: Hydrology — Read — Invisible Network

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Learning Objectives

Understand the roles, processes and effects of streams and groundwater.

Describe and model processes involved throughout Earth’s hydrologic cycle.
Identify and describe channel types and sedimentary loads formed and carried by rivers and streams.
Describe critical components of groundwater.
Identify various geologic features associated with groundwater.
Recognize features associated with oceans and shorelines.

11.1: Why It Matters- Hydrology
11.2: Outcome- The Hydrologic Cycle
11.3: Reading- Phases of the Hydrologic Cycle
11.4: Self Check- The Hydrologic Cycle
11.5: Outcome- Rivers and Streams
11.6: Reading- Types of Streams and Rivers
11.7: Reading- Drainage Basins
11.8: Reading- Geologic Processes and Flowing Water
11.9: Self Check- Rivers and Streams
11.10: Outcome- Components of Groundwater
11.11: Reading- Groundwater
11.12: Reading- Porosity and Permeability
11.13: Reading- Aquifers and Well-Potential
11.14: Reading- Groundwater Withdrawal
11.15: Reading- Quality of Groundwater
11.16: Self Check- Components of Groundwater
11.17: Outcome- Geologic Features
11.18: Reading- Karst Topography
11.19: Reading- Geysers
11.20: Reading- Springs
11.21: Self Check- Geologic Features
11.22: Outcome- Oceans and Shorelines
11.23: Reading- Ocean Movement
11.24: Reading- Shorelines
11.25: Reading- Coastal Hazards
11.26: Reading- Human Modifications of Coastal Processes
11.27: Self Check- Oceans and Shorelines
11.28: Putting It Together- Hydrology
11.29: Assignment- Hydrology

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