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DESIGN OF STABLE CHANNELS IN ALLUVIAL SOILS

Mirajgaokar, A. G. (1957)

Irrigation is an age old art. td as the intensity and distribution of rainfall is such that it is not possible to bring the crops to satnrity, water has to be supplied by arti. fioial channels drams from some source such ...

RECLAMATION OF WASTE WATER FOR AGRICULTURAL USE

Rout, S. P. (1975)

Reclamation of waste water is the technique by which water originating from urban and industrial usage is upgraded in quality for its utilisation. Purpose of recla-mation may be manifold for which water is required, but ...

ESTIMATION OF RUN-OFF AND TIME SERIES ANALYSIS FOR 1 K 3 AND 1 K 3 A

Luhumbika, A. S. B. (1975)

The peak discharge to be adoptitd for the design of t draulic structures and time analysis of the sequences important in the planning of water Resources Projects. To arrive at the values of the peak disehargap a study of ...

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF TIME SERIES OF MONTHLY RAINFALL AND RUNOFF SEQUENCES

Murthy, H. S. Vasudeva (1976)

GROUND WATER SIMULATION OF VARUNA BASIN BY RESISTANCE-CAPACITANCE NETWORK (ANALOG MODEL)

Husain, Delwar (1976)

Electric analog model is a valuable tool for the manag rent of ground water basins. Analog models can play an important role in the forecast of the consequences of developing nonhamogencous aquifers having boundark5 avid ...

WATER BALANCE STUDY AND SUB SURFACE GEOLOGY OF GANGA-SONE DOAB

Verma, Vijay Kumar (1976)

Al]. life depends on water„ It is one of the most important basic resource available to the civilization. The progress of humanity implies a continuous increase in water consumption due to everlasting demand of water for ...

CONCEPTUAL MODELLING OF EXCESS-RAINFALL DIRECT RUNOFF PROCESS

Buragohain, Pulin Chandra (1976)

Direct runoff hydrograph from a natural watershed is simulated using a conceptual model instead of 'Cho traditional unit hydrograph approach. The Nath model is taken as the basis of this study. Two approaches have boon ...

GROUND WATER MODELING OF VARUNA BASIN

Verma, Gopal Chandra (1976)

The existing water resources though plentiful can not be exploited in-discriminately without an adverse effect on the total water supply. Hence it is necessary to find means of better utilisation of available surface and ...

ELECTRICAL ANALOG STUDY OF GROUND WATER CONDITIONS IN A PART OF UPPER YAMUN A BASIN

Nautiyal, Mahendra Datt (1976)

OPTIMIZATION AND STAGING MODELS IN RIVER BASIN PLANNING

Sathyanath, P. (1977)

The goal of river basin planning is to prepare long range development plans to serve as a base for selection of basin configuration and timing of construction of the component units that is optimal. Thequestions that arise ...

LINEAR DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER HYDROLOGIC MODELS FOR THE UPPER CAUVERY SUB-BASIN IN KARNATAKA

Rangaswamappa, L. (1977)

A CONCEPTUAL MODEL FOR BINOMIALLY DISTRIBUTED RUNOFF ELEMENTS OF A NATURAL CATCHMENT

Singh, B. P. (1977)

In this study some conceptual modol+ for obtaining direct runoff hydro aph from effective rainfall byotograph have boon revio ,od. A conceptual model based on binomial distribution of runoff elements for obtaining direct ...

STOCHASTIC STREAMFLOW GENERATION USING DAILY RAINFALL DATA

Obeysekera, J. T. B. (1978)

The adequate development of water resources requires the use of planning techniques which depend to a large extent on reliable estimates of the key hydrologic variables. One of the most important of these is the streamflow ...

ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION OF HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL DATA

Khare, A. V. (1978)

In the investigation and design stage of hydrological projects meteorological data plays an important role, and provides valuable information, therefore, the investigation of hydro-meteorological parameters is very important. ...

ANALOG MODEL STUDIES OF GROUND WATER FOR DANA AREA USING RESISTOR CAPACITOR NETWORK

Desai, R. C. (1978)

MATHEMATICAL MODEL STUDIES OF GROUND WATER BY FINITE DIFFERENCE METHOD FOR DAHA AREA

Dikshit, G. G. (1978)

Water occuring in the subsurface was known tomankind before the beginning of the christian era. As the demand is increasing due to increase in agriculture areas and the improve-ment in the agriculture practice more and ...

CANAL SEEPAGE STUDIES BY NUCLEAR TECHNIQUE

Seshdri, N. (1978)

A brief survey of the many existing computational and experimental methods in estimating seepage losses from unlined canals is given. A method is also described in which the filtration velocity of seepage is measured using ...

APPLICATION OF UNIT RESPONSE FLOOD ROUTING THEORY TO A LINEAR DISTRIBUTED PARAMETER MODEL (CHAMBAL BASIN - MADHYA PRADESH)

Garg, Prakash Chand (1978)

The proposed study is aimed at developing a suitable hydrologic model for the 8,800 square miles natural catchment of Chambal River in Madhya Pradesh, contributing to the Gandhi Sagar Reservoir. A J3near distributed ...

SIMULATION STUDY OF FLOOD DETENTION BASINS IN KASHMIR VALLEY

Banday, Z. A. (1978)

The study deals with the development of a model for predicting the behaviour of detention basins during floods, The model is developed in the context of Jchlum River Basin in Kashmir Valley, The simulation technique is ...

STUDY OF WATER AVAILABILITY FOR RAMGANGA BASIN UPTO KALAGARH

Wasif, Abdul (1978)

The establishment of relationship between rainfall and runoff is one of the basic problem in hydrology. Such relationships involving various factors affecting runoff are useful for extending runoff records by using rainfall ...

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