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Browsing 29-Journal of Hydrological Research And Development Vol.-25, 2010 by Issue Date

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  • 1-Ecohydrology - The Concepts its Development and Application. 
    Gopal, Brij (National Institute of Hydrology, 2010)
    Ecohydrology is a new emerging interdisciplinary science that deals with the interface between hydrology and ecology and seeks to focus on the role of ecological processes in modeling the hydrological processes and vice ...
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  • 2-Effect of La Nina-El Nino on Climatic Fluctuations over Major Hydro-ecozones Across India. 
    Ranade, Ashwini A.; Singh, Nityanand; Singh, H. N. (National Institute of Hydrology, 2010)
    During boreal summer, the troposphere over southern hemisphere is warming at a faster rate compared to that over northern hemisphere, and the intensity of the general atmospheric as well as the Asian-Indian monsoon circulation ...
  • 3-Environmental Flow Requirement and its Assessment. 
    Arora, Manohar; Kumar, Rakesh (National Institute of Hydrology, 2010)
    Environmental flow refers to the water considered sufficient for protecting the structure and function of an ecosystem and its dependent species. This means enough water is left in our rivers, which is managed to ensure ...
  • 4-Importance of First Flush in Restoration of Lake Water Quality - A Case Study of Mansagar Lake. 
    Gupta, A. B.; Jagwani, Tushali; Vijayvargia, Prakash; Rampuria, Aakanksha (National Institute of Hydrology, 2010)
    Water quality in lakes is significantly affected by stormwater. After first rains, the lake water quality deteriorates due to washing up of municipal waste from the catchment area. In our country, the management of municipal ...
  • 5-Environmental Flow Assessment using Various Techniques in a Typical River Basin of India. 
    Jha, Ramakar (National Institute of Hydrology, 2010)
    Environmental flows are extremely essential to protect and maintain the environment, ecology, river morphology, aquatic life, pollution, and water transfer among surface water and groundwater. Zeroflow in some of the river ...

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