In the lecture I have this slides bridging the previous content and this content:

https://tud365.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/OpenTextbookEngineeringHydrology/Gedeelde%20documenten/General/Inhoud%20boek/soorten%20recessie.pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=4P0tlx

Would be great to have something like this incorporated as well (but after Q4)

The soil moisture to evaporation arrow in fact includes transpiration and soil evaporation.

Similarly interception evaporation and open water evaporation from the depression is not highlighted as process. We should think about including this (in correspondance to previous chapter). @Pierre, let's discuss before making changes.

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Infilitration I (In case we are looking at short timescales infiltation is a loss, yet for longer timescales infiltration is only a loss if evaporated by transpiration or soil evaporation, but it is not a loss in case it recharges the groundwater and contributes to baseflow)

delete sentence, I think this only leads to confusion

effective preciitation

@Pierre, please check groundwater chapter

@Pierre, can you check the groundwater chapter?

Onderliggende gegevens? Python code voor de plot? Misschien wel aardig om ook het 10e en 90e percentiel te geven

moet zijn leakage (ik dacht dat we dit allang aangepast hadden)

This only adds confusion, may be entirely delelted.

The descending order, NL: aflopende volgorde

Is important to note

coëfficiënt

this can go to 'Measuring'

for the numerical solution

swop formula of R and A.

After formula of R, the following text: For an idealized cross section, it holds that:

A = ... and P = ...

Moreover, I would like to see Figures 8.9 and 8.11 from the old lecture notes 2022-2023 back that illustrate the cross-section.

the answers to exercise 7.4a and b should also be done with Python code

remove

Move this to after 7.2.2 instead

It feels a bit contextless to have this figure. Maybe better to remove this figure to 1.1 and not have figure here at all

replace with:

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I think this would be a nice figure for the first page instead: https://www.pexels.com/photo/aerial-photo-of-mountain-under-cloudy-sky-2922655/ . Under free license, but please include a reference.

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jaartal zou mooi zijn

rainfall depth suggest a Length

bron?

performing discharge

actually this should be ratio of surface runoff to rainfall (so the other way around). Also adjust in the text.

remove period

Leakage (seepage would be from the saturated zone to open water in polder areas)

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