Land drainage is large scale drainage where the object is to drain surplus water from a large area. Efficient use of land and water resources is to a greater extent dependent upon the control ...

The need for collection of reliable hydrological and meteorological data is obvious in flood and weather forecasting, and efficient water management. Recent advances in electronic technology ...

The water resources play a key role in the development of a country. These projects need careful planning and after their completion the planning of a water resources projects ...

In the past two decades, many mathematical water quality models have been developed to simulate physical, chemical, and biological processes occurring in river water. Their possible ...

The nature, characteristics and the extent of area covered under waterlogging and salt affected soils vary depending upon the climate, topography, surface hydrology, irrigation and cropping practices, ...

The existing hydrological springflow models are based on the assumption that the spring discharge is linearly proportional to the dynamic storage in the springflow domain. The validity of such ...

The need of macroscale modelling of hydrological processes for the use in GCMs has attracted considerable attention of the climate modellers as well as the hydrologists in the recent ...

Muskingum-Cunge method is a simplified method for flood routing involving use for physical characteristics of channel and also flow characteristics for estimation of parameters. It provides ...

The Brahmaputra river in north-eastern states of India is characterised by high seasonal variability in flow, sediment transport and channel configuration. Information of such hydrological ...

The river Tawi originating from Kali Kundi Glacier at an elevation of 4000 m. traversing a distance of about 141 km to outfall at the river Chenab in Pakistan, is an Western Himalayan river. The river basin consisting of ...