The Use of Simulation Models in Teaching Geomorphology and Hydrology.

Kirkby, Mike; Naden, Pam

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Publication Date: 1988

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The Use of Simulation Models in Teaching Geomorphology and Hydrology.

Kirkby, Mike; Naden, Pam

Journal of Geography in Higher Education, v12 n1 p31-49 1988

Learning about the physical environment from computer simulation models is discussed in terms of three stages: exploration, experimentation, and calibration. Discusses the effective use of models and presents two computer simulations written in BBC BASIC, STORFLO (for catchment hydrology) and SLOPEK (for hillslope evolution). (Author/GEA)

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Simulation, Computer Software, Geography, Geography Instruction, Higher Education, Instructional Innovation

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Guides - Classroom - Teacher; Computer Programs

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Language: English

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