Water is a vital natural resource. Hydrological modelling is an essential aspect of any development project for planning, designing, executing, and managing water resources efficiently. A hydrologic model simplifies a ...

The accurate assessment of the available water resources is always a challenging task due to its significant variation in space and time. The variation becomes more vivid when assessments are carried out at the global, ...

The understanding of rainfall runoff process and the time distribution of runoff are the basic components of water resources planning and design.

Against this backdrop, the Indian National Committee for Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (INC-IHP) in cooperation with the National Institute of Hydrology (NIH), Roorkee (Uttarakhand) organized a 01-day webinar ...

The hydrology of the Himalayan region and its changes are being closely watched today as it is vital for the sustenance of a very large mountain population as well as the people in the plains downstream. Several of the ...

The increasing demand for fresh water for various purposes due to ever growing population, calls for proper conservation and management of all the available fresh water resources, including lakes, wetlands and springs. ...

Groundwater sustainability has been in jeopardy as a result of rapid pace of agricultural development, industrialization and urbanization which have resulted in the overdevelopment and contamination of groundwater resources. ...

Rajarhat PRASARI in collaboration with National Institute of Hydrology (NIH), Roorkee and British Geological Survey with the funding of India United Kingdom Water Centre (IUKWC) organized a workshop on Participatory Ground ...

The increasing demand for fresh water for various purposes due to ever growing population, calls for proper conservation and management of all the available fresh water resources, including lakes, wetlands and springs. ...