Hydrological Model

A hydrological model is a computer-based tool that simulates how water moves through the environment, including rainfall, runoff, river flow, and groundwater. It helps scientists and engineers understand and predict water behavior in a specific area by using data about weather, land features, and water sources. These models are useful for managing water resources, predicting floods, designing infrastructure, and studying environmental changes. They essentially act as virtual experiments, allowing us to analyze complex water systems and make informed decisions about water-related issues.