Hydrogeography

Hydrogeography is the study of how water moves and interacts with the Earth's surface and subsurface. It examines the distribution of water bodies, groundwater resources, and their impact on the environment. This field combines geography, hydrology, and geology to understand water cycles, quality, and availability. In environmental geophysics, hydrogeography helps assess water resources, monitor pollution, and manage ecosystems by using techniques like remote sensing and geophysical methods to visualize and analyze water-related phenomena beneath the surface. Understanding hydrogeography is essential for sustainable water management and environmental protection.