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Abstract
There has been much written about the need for a new paradigm in hydrology. This paper suggests that the new paradigm has been staring us in the face for the past 50 years, and it is really just a matter of recognizing it. It is the paradigm of quantification, and its combination with an adherence to the scientific method. Keywords: hydrology, paradigm, quantification, science, hydrologic research model, water cycle, weather, climate change, hydrologic modeling, statistical analysis, progress in science.
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