The study seeks to understand the problem of rainfall, particularly for identification of any trend or persistence in the rainfall series in the five districts of Sagar division of Madhya Pradesh.
The study attempts to develop a computerized model for GIUH for estimation of flood hydrographs resulting from intermittent storms of varying intensity.
The study estimates the average soil loss using the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for the Hire nadi catchment, in Yelbarga taluk, Koppal district of Karnataka, under different conditions.
The report details out the status of landfill and waste disposal technologies in India & abroad and reviews the scientific studies undertaken to support its design for long-lasting performance.
The report presents a review of several aspects of non-point source of pollution, like effects of pollution in surface and groundwater bodies, pollution control, monitoring and management options.
The report presents a review on the status of research related to saltwater intrusion and groundwater management in coastal and deltaic environments in the east coast of South India.
The study assesses waterlogging in a canal command area in Rohtak and Jhajjhar districts through waterlogging area zonation using multi-spectral imagery data of pre and post monsoon period.
The study develops regional flood frequency relationship and flood formulae based on recently developed efficient techniques of flood frequency analysis.
The study assesses the suitability of groundwater for drinking and irrigation use and examines the likely impact of Yamuna river water quality on groundwater in New Delhi.
The study estimates the snow cover area for four major basins in the Himalayan region from Chenab up to Akhnoor, Ganga up to Devprayag, Satluj up to Bhakra and Beas up to Pandoh.
The hydrological study of the Krishna river basin attempts to standardize and develop methodologies for providing solutions for various hydrological problems of the hard rock regions of India.
The study aims to determine the climatological water balance of Krishnai river basin in Goalpura, Assam using the popular Thornthwaite’s concept of Potential Evapotranspiration (PET).