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Ven Te Chow

Hydrologist

Ven Te Chow was a Chinese American engineer, born in 1919 in Hangzhou, China, and died in 1981. He was a widely recognized hydrologist and hydraulic engineer, acclaimed for his contributions to the study of hydrology and to water resources development, and he taught as a professor of civil and hydrosystems engineering after earning degrees in China, at Pennsylvania State University and at the University of Illinois.

Facts
Birth Date
1919-10-07 1
Birth Year
1919 1
Death Date
1981-07-30 2
Death Year
1981 2
Birthplace
Hangzhou, China 1
Nationality
Republic of China 2
Nationality
Taiwan 2
Nationality
United States 2
Defining Contribution
Introduced the field of watershed hydraulics using his laboratory watershed experimentation system 1
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Hydrology, Disciplines
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Source Ven Te Chow - Wikipedia

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Source Wikidata: Ven Te Chow

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Source Wikidata: Ven Te Chow
Sources
1. Ven Te Chow - Wikipedia
  • Infobox, birth_date
    October 7, 1919
  • Lead paragraph
    October 7, 1919, Hangzhou, China
  • Infobox, birth_place
    Hangzhou, China
  • IWRA
    he introduced a new field of technology known as watershed hydraulics
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2. Ven Te Chow (Wikidata)
  • P570 (date of death)
    died 1981-07-30
  • P570 (date of death) [year]
    died 1981
  • P27 (country of citizenship)
    citizen of Republic of China
  • P27 (country of citizenship) [2]
    citizen of Taiwan
  • P27 (country of citizenship) [3]
    citizen of United States
  • P19 (place of birth) [1]
    born in Hangzhou
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Wikidata: Ven Te Chow
Wikidata Q3108440, class allow-list match (w-wdresolver-0926)View the Source
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