Hydrologic Technicians

About the Role

Hydrologic technicians assist hydrologists by collecting and analyzing data related to water sources, helping to manage and preserve water resources effectively.

Other Common Titles

  • Water Resource Technician
  • Hydrology Field Technician
  • Environmental Technician
  • Water Quality Technician

Typical Tasks

  • Monitor water sample levels and quality.
  • Operate and maintain hydrological equipment and instruments.
  • Collect field data regarding water flows and levels.
  • Analyze data using specialized software and techniques.
  • Prepare reports and documents summarizing findings.
  • Coordinate with government agencies for water resource management.
  • Assist in developing models for water systems.
  • Conduct research and field studies to support hydrological projects.

Notable People

  • M. A. S. A. Mahmoud A hydrologist known for significant contributions to groundwater studies and management strategies.
  • Alice M. L. E. G. Peters Renowned for her work in hydrological modeling and its applications for flood forecasting.

Recommended Resources

  • Hydrology: An Introduction

    A comprehensive textbook covering fundamental hydrological concepts and methodologies.

  • Water Resources Research

    A leading journal that publishes research related to water resources and management.

  • The Water Podcast

    A podcast discussing various topics related to water, its management, and sustainability.

  • US Geological Survey (USGS) – Water Resources

    The USGS provides extensive resources and research related to the study of water resources.