The paper considers the methodics of long-term forecasting of mountainous rivers runoff based on mathematical models as well as its realization in the form of automatized informational system of ...

The Linear Perturbation Model (LPM), developed in University College, Galway, is applied to five river basins of the Western Ghats region in Kerala. The runoff values estimated using the model for larger ...

A simple conceptual lumped parameter watershed model developed in Ketucky for simulating daily streamflow has been modified to suit the conditions of small catchment areas in Western ...

The kinematic wave model of surface water hydrology is reviewed with a look towards the future. The paper focuses on three areas of concern: (1) the applicability of kinematic waves, (2) the role of numerical diffusion in ...

The Rongai Valley Irrigation Scheme of Meghalaya envisages construction of a barrage founded on firm rock. For design of this barrage, a 50-yr return period flood peak is required. To analyse ...

Reliable forecast of flood is required for a number of purposes, e.g., flood control, flood damage reduction, and reservoir operation. Significant improvements in management of water ...

Floods in the mountainous areas result from high intensity rains falling over steep slopes and transforming into runoff at outlet very rapidly due to less time of concentration. ...

There are much misaivinqs outside the hydrological discipline on the location and behaviour of the mountainous water table under forest vecietation and there are many conflicting assertions ...