Explain hydrology and evaporation, Civil Engineering

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Explain Hydrology and Evaporation

Hydrology: Study of the circulation of water in nature.   

Evaporation: Water in the liquid state transforms to vapor. Evaporation occurs from open water, bare soil or vegetation as a result of increased temperature.


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