hydrometry
/haɪdrɒmɪˈtri/Definitions
1. noun
The measurement and recording of the flow of water in rivers, streams, and other watercourses, especially for the purpose of determining their discharge and the amount of water available for irrigation, power generation, or other uses.
“The hydroelectric dam’s operation was carefully monitored using hydrometry to ensure that water levels remained stable.”
2. noun
A branch of applied science dealing with the measurement, analysis, and prediction of the flow of water and other fluids in natural and artificial channels.
“Hydrometry plays a crucial role in flood control and management systems.”