Here is the second installment of trainings being offered by the National Hydrologic Warning Council.  This is a well-presented summary of what engineers and hydrologists contribute to the flood prediction business. 

 

For technical people this is a good review of very basic hydrologic sciences and what to expect for the future practice of this art.  For non-hydrologists, it provides a good general understanding of the challenges professionals face in forecasting flood impacts.

 

Your feedback is always welcome.

 

Kevin Stewart, P.E.
Engineering Services Manager
MILE HIGH FLOOD DISTRICT
2480 W. 26th Ave Suite 156-B | Denver, Colorado 80211
Office: 303-455-6277 | Direct: 303-749-5417 | www.mhfd.org

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NHWC Monthly Webinar Series

February 2021

"Basic Hydrology for Flood Warning Professionals"

Thank you for attending the February 2021 NHWC Webinar, "Basic Hydrology for Flood Warning Professionals." As promised, a recording of this webinar can be found at the link below. In addition, a link to download the certificate of attendance, which is valid for one CEC for ASFPM Certified Floodplain Managers, is below.

 

 

 

To stay in the loop about all NHWC activities, including training, news, and conference updates, we encourage you to become an NHWC member. Individual members are only $120 annually, and discounts are available for group members. Visit www.hydrologicwarning.org for more information.

 

 



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