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hydrological-modeling
Catchment hydrology modeling — water balance, rainfall-runoff models, calibration, and flood estimation.
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## Overview
Hydrological models turn rainfall into river flow, enabling flood
forecasting, water-resources planning, and climate-impact assessment. This
skill covers the water-balance foundation, choosing model complexity
(lumped vs distributed), calibration and validation discipline, and flood-
frequency estimation — the practices that separate a useful model from a
curve-fitting exercise.
## When to use
- Building a rainfall-runoff model for a gauged or ungauged catchment
- Forecasting floods or designing flood defenses (design hydrographs)
- Assessing water availability under climate change or land-use change