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      The global hydrology education resource

      Bardsley, W. Earl; Yueh, Mei-Chun Michelle
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      Bardsley, W.E., Yueh, M-C. M. (2011). The global hydrology education resource. Presented to the IAHS workshop Education in the Hydrological Sciences, Hydrology Section, International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) General Assembly, Melbourne, June-July, 2011.
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      This article is a selective overview of a range of contemporary teaching resources currently available globally for university hydrology educators, with an emphasis on web-based resources. Major governmental and scientific organizations relevant to the promotion of hydrology teaching are briefly introduced. Selected online teaching materials are then overviewed, i.e. PowerPoint presentations, course materials, and multimedia. A range of websites offering free basic hydrology modelling software are mentioned, together with some data file sources which could be used for teaching. Websites offering a considerable range of general hydrology links are also noted, as are websites providing international and national data sets which might be incorporated into teaching exercises. Finally, some discussion is given on reference material for different modes of hydrology teaching, including laboratory and field exercises.
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      2011
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