GEO 421

Hydrology

The University of Montana · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Offered autumn. Introduction to the physical mechanisms that drive the water cycle at different scales. The course covers heat, momentum and mass transfer and storage mechanisms in turbulent systems and their role in the global and local climates. At the local scale, the equations that govern surface and subsurface water flows are studied. Along with the overarching goals, students will improve their quantitative skills, will gain experience accessing and reading the professional literature and will improve their capabilities to acquire knowledge independently. Level: Undergraduate-Graduate

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Class #montana_2-GEO421Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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