• Drainage Engineering is a comprehensive and forward-looking reference that presents the principles, design practices, and emerging technologies shaping modern drainage systems across natural and built environments. Covering the full spectrum of the field, the book brings together foundational concepts, hydrological analysis, flood routing, soil-water interactions, and the planning and design of surface, subsurface, vertical, agricultural, urban, coastal, industrial, transport, and mine drainage systems.
• What sets this work apart is its broad integration of classical engineering with contemporary tools and challenges. The book includes dedicated treatment of topographic and geospatial surveys, remote sensing, GIS, drainage modelling and simulation, water quality management, sediment and erosion control, climate change impacts, digital transformation, and AI applications for drainage projects.
• Designed for students, researchers, consultants, and practicing engineers, this book offers both technical depth and practical relevance. It serves as a valuable resource for academic study, professional reference, infrastructure planning, and resilient water management in an era of rapid urbanization, environmental stress, and changing climate conditions.
