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Infiltration capacity is the maximum rate at which a soil can absorb water under given conditions, and it usually falls during a storm as the soil wets. The actual infiltration rate equals the rainfall intensity when rain is lighter than the capacity, and equals the capacity when rain is heavier, with the excess becoming runoff.

The rational method estimates peak runoff from a small catchment as Q = CiA (with a unit conversion factor), using a runoff coefficient, rainfall intensity and catchment area.

A unit hydrograph is the direct runoff from one unit of effective rainfall over a catchment in a given duration, used to predict runoff from other storms.

Common methods are the arithmetic mean, the Thiessen polygon method and the isohyetal method, which give increasing weight to spatial variation.

A return period is the average time between events of a given size. A 100-year flood has a 1% chance of being equalled or exceeded in any year.

It is the time for runoff to travel from the most distant point of a catchment to the outlet.

Flood routing tracks how a flood wave changes as it passes through a reservoir or river reach, using storage–outflow relationships such as the Muskingum method.

Darcy's law states that groundwater flow rate is proportional to the hydraulic gradient: Q = −KA(dh ÷ dl), where K is hydraulic conductivity.

The φ-index is a constant loss rate such that rainfall above it equals the observed runoff volume.

Baseflow is the part of streamflow supplied by groundwater, which must be separated from direct runoff in hydrograph analysis.

Rank annual maximum flows, fit a distribution such as Gumbel, and estimate the flow for the return period you need.

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An unconfined aquifer has the water table as its upper boundary and is recharged directly from the surface. A confined aquifer lies between impermeable layers and holds water under pressure, so water in a well rises above the top of the aquifer, sometimes flowing freely as an artesian well. They are analysed with different well equations.

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Tutors work from your course text, for example Subramanya's Engineering Hydrology or Chow, Maidment and Mays, and your notes.

Evapotranspiration is the combined loss of water by evaporation from surfaces and transpiration from plants.

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An S-curve hydrograph is the runoff from continuous effective rainfall of one centimetre per unit duration, built by summing lagged unit hydrographs. It is used to convert a unit hydrograph of one duration into another, by offsetting two S-curves by the new duration, subtracting them and scaling the result.