Module 107 – Hydrographs Study Guide
Volume of runoff, or other properties of water flow with respect to time. When the stage is plotted against time, the graph is a stage hydrograph. When the discharge is shown against time, the graph is a discharge hydrograph. The latter being the most commonly used form, is simply called a hydrograph. 2.
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