Abstract:
In the process of development, quality and quantity of the resources are generally depleted
day by day unless they are replenished by natural or artificial process. Water resource
which is an important resource to sustain the life on earth is under tremendous pressure all
over the world due to climate change, population growth and socioeconomic development.
Hence effective management of water resources with use of latest available technologies
and scientific research have become very crucial for water resources planners and
engineers. Aiming with this HYDRO 2104 INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE on Hydraulics,
Water Resources, Coastal and Environmental Engineering jointly organized by MANIT
Bhopal and ISH in association with NIH Roorkee, IIT Bombay, VNIT Nagpur, SVNIT
Surat, People’s University Bhopal during December 18-20,2014. HYDRO conference is
organized every year by ISH in association with Institutions/organizations.
We have received overwhelming response from researchers, academicians, scholars, water
resource managers across the globe and received two hundred ninety papers for the
conference. One hundred twenty papers have selected for the publication of the book. This
book contains one hundred twenty chapters covering in twenty five themes which includes
Advance in Fluid Mechanics, Application of Geospatial Techniques, Costal, Harbour and
Ocean Engineering, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Decision Support System, Drought
Assessment and Mitigation, Effect of Climate Change on Water Resources, Environmental
Hydraulics, Environmental Impact Assessment, Flood Forecasting and Protection
Measures, Fluvial Hydraulics, Ground Water Modelling and Management, Hydel Energy,
Hydrological Modelling and forecasting, Hydraulics of Spillway and Energy Dissipaters,
Hydraulic Structures, Integrated Watershed Management, Rehabilitation of Dam,
Reservoir Operation and Irrigation Management, Reservoir Sedimentation, Risk ReliabilityAnalysis and Design, Soft Computing Techniques, Water and Wastewater Management,
Water Quality Assessment and Modelling, Water Resource and Hydrology.