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Title: 21-Stream gauging in India - Practices and problems
Authors: Chowdhary, Hemant
Singh, R. D.
Singh, Pratap
Keywords: Stream gauging
Issue Date: 1997
Publisher: Allied publisher limited, New Delhi
Citation: National Institute of Hydrology
Abstract: Streamflow is a very important phase of the hydrological cycle as far as its utilisation by mankind is concerned. At the same time this phase also creates disastrous situations for the surrounding areas. For better design, management and operation of various conservational and protectional projects an idea about the amount of water flowing through a particular section of stream is very essential. Stream flow measurement is thus a very important hydrological investigation activity. In this chapter the present status of stream gauging in India is discussed. The factors which have effected the use of certain methodologies and equipment at different stream gauging sites have been presented. A few problems which are faced while using these equipment have been brought into the state of stream gauging in India.
URI: http://117.252.14.250:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/3390
Appears in Collections:National workshop on Advances in hydrological instrumentation

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