Springs are natural outlets through which the groundwater emerges at the ground surface as concentrated discharge from an aquifer. Discharge rate from a spring depends on precipitation and ...
Most of the existing hydrological models are based on the assumption that the spring discharge is linearly proportional to the dynamic storage in the spring flow domain. The validity of such ...
Water balance of a lake depends upon the relative importance of various inputs and outputs to and from the lake. Evaporation loss constitutes one of the major output from a lake under Indian ...
Soil erosion from the nearby catchment area of the lakes and its subsequent sedimentation in the lakes, is one of the major hydrologic problems of our lakes. The fury of wind forces ...
Springs are outlet through which the groundwater emerges at
the ground surface as concentrated discharge from an aquifer. Springs are part of the groundwater system can be taken as a flowing well with constant head. ...
The spring flow models which are hitherto available are based on the assumption of lumped recharge in the recharge zone of a spring. But in reality recharge to a spring is variable with ...