(SITUATION 9) At a water elevation of 2000 m., Manor Lake has a volume of 4 billion cu. m., and a surface area, A of 200 million sq.m. Annual inputs to the lake include 0.5 m. of direct precipitation, runoff from gauged streams of 200 million cu.m. per year, and ungauged runoff and groundwater inflow of 46 million cu.m per year. Evaporation is 2 m. per year. Make a water budget showing inputs, km^3 per year.

(SITUATION 9) At a water elevation of 2000 m., Manor Lake has a volume of 4 billion cu. m., and a surface area, A of 200 million sq.m. Annual inputs to the lake include 0.5 m. of direct precipitation, runoff from gauged streams of 200 million cu.m. per year, and ungauged runoff and groundwater inflow of 46 million cu.m per year. Evaporation is 2 m. per year. Make a water budget showing inputs, km^3 per year.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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