Hydrological Models

Hydrological models are tools used to simulate and analyze water movement and distribution in the environment, such as rainfall, runoff, river flow, and groundwater. They help scientists and engineers understand how water interacts with land, climate, and human activities. These models use data and mathematical equations to predict how much water will flow in rivers, how floods might develop, or how groundwater recharges. They are vital for water resource management, flood forecasting, and environmental protection, providing valuable insights to make informed decisions about water-related issues.