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  • 23-Instrumentation for coastal hydrological studies - State of art 
    Purandara, B. K.; Majumdar, P. K.; Rao, P. R. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Coastal zones of our country have become the most densely populated areas due to the availability of flat land, good soils, transportation facilities and high productivity. Coastal areas undergo severe and complex ...
  • 25-Newer techniques of watershed measurements 
    Patwary, B. C.; Bhunya, P. K. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    To keep pace with the advancement of hydrologic investigations and research with more and more computer applications in water resources engineering leading to formulation of a large number of watershed models specially ...
  • 22-Status of measurement accuracy in lake water balance studies 
    Bhar, A. K. (Asian Books Private Limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Water balance studies of lakes without error estimation can be very misleading and can give a false sense of security. The accuracy required for the computation and measurement of water balance components is more stringent ...
  • 24-Standardisation in the field of instrumentation for hydraulic structures 
    Dhawan, Rosy (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
  • 20-Streamflow measurements in the mountainous areas 
    Singh, Pratap; Chowdhary, Hemant; Ramasastri, K. S. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    For the development of water resources in the mountainous regions, a realistic assessment of the available water resources is necessary for their proper utilization and management. Installation of mini and micro-hydel ...
  • 18-Real time hydrometeorological network with telemetry system for river Kolab 
    Sood, Anil Kumar (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Real-time Hydrometeorological Network with Telemetry System (HMNTS) is a vital system for water management in river catchment areas. A complete hydrometeorological network with appropriate hardware for ...
  • 15-Automated snow monitoring system for the himalayas 
    Ramasastri, K. S. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Snow and glacial melt contribute significant proportions of spring season flow in the Himalayan rivers. Precipitation during the winter months is 40 to 50 percent of annual precipitation in the Western Himalayas. Monitoring ...
  • 21-Stream gauging in India - Practices and problems 
    Chowdhary, Hemant; Singh, R. D.; Singh, Pratap (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    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, ...
  • 16-A telemetry system for automatic acquisition and transmission of snow and meteorological data and its application 
    Tiwari, A. K.; Garg, R. K. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Snow and meteorological data from inaccessible avalanche formation zones is a primary requirement for avalanche forecasting. For this purpose, development of a telemetry system for automatic collection and storage of hourly ...
  • 19-Network for water management system in the Narmada basin 
    Bhandari, N. K. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Narmada Control Authority, Indore, is going to instal a network for water management system in the Narmada Basin comprising of 96 hydrometeorological sites evenly spread in the basin. The chapter gives details about ...
  • 14-Review of water stage gauging instrumentation for rivers, canals and reservoirs 
    Gaikwad, S. R. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Water stage variation measurements in natural streams, canals and reservoirs assumes great importance for varied purposes and reasons. It is required for the determination of discharge of rivers, or of small streams ...
  • 8-EPROM based temperature detection using R.T.D. as sensor 
    Panwar, R. K.; Jaiswal, R. K.; Sharma, S. C. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Climate is an active factor in the physical environment of all living things. It influences on human welfare ranges from the immediate effects of weather events to complex responses associated with climatic changes. Several ...
  • 10-Microprocessor based automatic water level recorder 
    Rana, Sanjay (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Ground water is one of the most precious gifts nature has given to mankind. Civilizations have depended on it from the very beginning of their existence. Till recently we never bothered about the management of this resource ...
  • 13-Development of an auto-irrigation system 
    Luthra, S. K.; Gupta, S. K. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Water is an essential input for agriculture. With the increasing demand of this resource it has become essential to economize on water, particularly in activities related to agriculture. Scientific irrigation scheduling ...
  • 11-Performance of portable automatic weather system and its sensor packages used on the Naradu glacier, Himalayas 
    Kaul, M. N. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    The performace of meteorological equipment used to make extensive weather monitoring of cold regions like the Naradu Glacier and others of the Himalayas, during 1993 and 1994 are discussed. The system has remote operation ...
  • 2-Advances in hydrometeorological instruments, methods of observations and future prospects 
    Kamble, V. P.; Upadhaya, D. S.; Sarkar, D. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    The India Meteorological Department (IMD) having recognised the importance of the scientific and technological advances as major influences on the World Weather Programme, embarked upon advance- ments in instruments, ...
  • 7-Hydrological instrumentation problems associated with rainfed agriculture 
    Kuniyal, J. C. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    The International Action Programme on Water and Sustainable Agricultural Development (IAP—WASAD) was developed by FAO in collaboration with the relevant UN organizations and member nations (1990). The motto of the ...
  • 5-Instrumentation for ground water exploration using electromagnetic techniques 
    Pathania, D. S. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Electromagnetic techniques are widely used in different countries for solving diverse geological problems, mainly, soil profiling, geophysical prospecting and determination of water resources, The paper describes the ...
  • 3-Instrumentation for hydrological investigations scope, problems and development 
    Sivadas, T. K. (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Preservation and sustainable exploitation of water are the prime concern of every country and especially ours since we suffer from frequent droughts as well as floods. Every activity leading to sustainable exploitation of ...
  • 6-Artificial intelligence techniques in hydrology 
    Chalisgaonkar, Deepa (Allied publisher limited, New Delhi, 1997)
    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an area which is getting popular now and finding great use in various disciplines of engineering. AI has achieved considerable success by the development of Expert Systems. The paper highlights ...

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