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Effects of a fully submerged boulder within a boulder array on the mean and turbulent flow fields: Implications to bedload transport 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Athanasios N. Papanicolaou Casey M. Kramer Achilleas G. Tsakiris Thorsten Stoesser Sandeep Bomminayuni Zhuo Chen 《Acta Geophysica》2012,60(6):1502-1546
The objective of this coupled experimental and numerical study is to provide insight into the mean and turbulent flow fields within an array of fully submerged, isolated, immobile boulders. Our study showed that the velocity defect law performed well for describing the mean flow around the boulder within the array. A prerequisite, however, was to accurately estimate the spatial variability of u* around the boulder, which was achieved via the boundary characteristics method. The u* exhibited considerable spatial variability within the array and form roughness was shown to be up to 2 times larger than the skin roughness in the boulder near-wake region. Because the boulders bear a significant amount of the flow shear, the available bed shear stress for entrainment of the mobile sediment, ?? ols , near the boulders was roughly 50% lower than the ambient ?? ols . The ?? ols variability induced by the boulders could lead to a threefold overestimation of the sediment transport rate. 相似文献
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Sandeep Maithani 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2010,38(4):604-610
In the study reported in this paper an attempt has been made to develop a Cellular Automata (CA) model for simulating future
urban growth of an Indian city. In the model remote sensing data and GIS were used to provide the empirical data about urban
growth while Markov chain process was used to predict the amount of land required for future urban use based on the empirical
data. Multi-criteria evaluation (MCE) technique was used to reveal the relationships between future urban growth potential
and site attributes of a site. Finally using the CA model, land for future urban development was spatially allocated based
on the urban suitability image provided by MCE, neighbourhood information of a site and the amount of land predicted by Markov
chain process. The model results were evaluated using Kappa Coefficient and future urban growth was simulated using the calibrated
model 相似文献
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Drinking water quality in villages of southwestern Haryana,India: assessing human health risks associated with hydrochemistry 总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1
Vinod K. Garg Surindra Suthar Sushma Singh Aleenjeet Sheoran Garima Meenakshi Sandeep Jain 《Environmental Geology》2009,58(6):1329-1340
The chemical quality of groundwater of western Haryana, India was assessed for its suitability for drinking purposes. A total
of 275 water samples were collected from deep aquifer based hand-pumps situated in 37 different villages/towns of Bhiwani
region. The water samples were analyzed for different physico-chemical properties, e.g., pH, total dissolved solids (TDS),
total harness (TH), total alkalinity (TA), calcium, magnesium, carbonate, bicarbonate, sulphate, chloride and fluoride concentrations.
In this study, the average TDS content was greater ranging 1,692 (Bhiwani block) to 2,560 mg l−1 (Siwani block), and other important parameters of water, e.g., TA (442–1,232 mg l−1), TH (437–864 mg l−1) and bicarbonate (554–672 mg l−1), were also higher than maximum permissible limit by WHO or BIS. The fluoride appeared as a major problem of safe drinking
water in this region. We recorded greater fluoride concentration, i.e., 86.0 mg l−1 from Motipura village that is highest fluoride level ever recorded for Haryana state. The average fluoride concentration ranged between
7.1 and 0.8 mg l−1 in different blocks of western Haryana. On the basis of fluoride concentration, Siwani block showed the maximum number of water samples (84% of total collected samples) unsuitable for drinking purposes (containing
fluoride >1.5 mg l−1) followed by Charki Dadri block (58%), Bhiwani block (52%), Bawani Khera block (33%) and Loharu block (14%). This study clearly suggest that some health deteriorating chemicals in drinking water were at dangerous level and;
therefore, water quality could be a major health threat for local residents of western Haryana. The high fluoride level in
drinking water has posed some serious dental health risks in local residents. 相似文献
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The Upper Tons River Basin of North India has been selected for prioritisation of sub-watersheds (SW) based on morphometric parameters with respect to groundwater derived from topographic sheets and CARTOSAT data. There are 10 SW have been delineated in the region, high stream frequency (Fs) values of SW (1–5) and SW-9 indicated the occurrence of steep slopes, less permeable rocks, greater runoff, less infiltration possibility. Further, these regions have been predicted as poor groundwater potentialities. SW-2 has been identified as poorest groundwater potential zone, whereas SW-4 and SW (6–8) regions possess good permeable bed rocks. The Drainage density (Dd) map demonstrated that the middle south-west region possesses higher Dd whereas northeastern regions contain lower Dd. Further, the areal parameters indicate elongated shape of the basin, hilly region has moderate to steeper ground slope. The outcomes of work have potential to manage groundwater and to ameliorate the flash flood and droughts. 相似文献
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A. K. Choudhary A. K. Jain Sandeep Singh Rm. Manickavasagam K. Chandra 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2011,77(3):227-238
This work provides unequivocal evidence of the existence of Mesoarchean granulite facies metamorphic event in the Palghat-Cauvery
Shear Zone (PCSZ) of South India. Charnockite samples from two prominent hills at Kollaimalai (KM) and Pachchaimalai (PM)
as well as from two quarries within the Bhavani Shear Zone (BSZ) have been analyzed for their Sm-Nd and Rb-Sr ages to investigate
the existence or otherwise of the Archean granulite facies events within the PCSZ. The Rb-Sr whole-rock isochron ages for
massive charnockites from both the hills appear to be contemporaneous at 2.9 Ga with the initial Sr isotopic ratios of 0.7012
and 0.7014, respectively. However, the Rb-Sr data for whole-rock samples of basic granulites from one of the quarries within
the BSZ indicate open system behavior, while the charnockites from the other quarry have insufficient spread in 87Rb/86Sr ratios and do not yield any isochron. The Sm-Nd data, on the other hand, do not distinguish between the massive charnockite
and the lowland charnockite and yield Depleted Mantle model ages in the range 2.98±0.3 Ga for all of them. The ɛT
CHUR for all of these rocks are highly positive. Both the Sr isotopic ratios and positive ɛT
CHUR values for these rocks strongly suggest a mantle source for all of them. An upper age limit of ∼3.28 Ga may be assigned to
the crustal accretion of the protolith of all these rocks on the basis of their Nd model ages. The Rb-Sr isochron ages of
2.9 Ga for the two massifs could be the age of granulite facies metamorphism. Thus, the metamorphism in the KM and PM Hills
took place within ∼100 Ma of crustal accretion of these rocks and probably was part of the same geological event of crust
formation and metamorphism. The open system behavior with respect to Rb-Sr isotopes in the basic granulite from Bhavani is
possibly due to the migration of Sr isotopes, triggered during the later shearing of these rocks. 相似文献
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In high-altitude areas, snow cover plays a significant role in mountainous hydrology. Satluj, which is a snow-fed river, is a part of the Indus River system in the western Himalayas. Snow cover area (SCA) variability in this river basin affects the spatio-temporal flow availability and avalanche events. Keeping this in mind, the present study focuses on SCA variability and its relationship with various topographical features such as elevation, slope and aspect. The study has been carried out in the upper part of the Satluj River Basin on the basis of MODIS Terra (MOD10A2) data from 2001 to 2014. It has been noticed that the average annual SCA in this part of the Satluj River Basin varies from 44 to 56% with an average of about 48% of the total basin area of 16, 650 km2. Further, snow accumulation and depletion curves have been suggested for assessing the SCA in the study area. 相似文献
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Ice nucleating particle(INP) measurements were made at two high-altitude stations in India. Aerosols collected on filter paper at Girawali Observatory, Inter University Center for Astronomy Astrophysics(IGO), and at the Radio Astronomy Center, Ooty(RAC), were activated in deposition mode using a thermal gradient diffusion chamber to determine the INP concentrations. The measurement campaigns at IGO were conducted during 2011, 2013 and 2014, and at RAC during 2013 and 2014. When the aerosol samples were exposed to an ice supersaturation of between 5% and 23% in the temperature range~(-1)7.6?C to-22?C, the maximum INP number concentration at IGO and RAC was 1.0 L~(-1) and 1.6 L~(-1), respectively.A maximum correlation coefficient of 0.76 was observed between the INP number concentration and ice supersaturation. The airmass trajectories analyzed for the measurement campaigns showed that the Arabian Desert and arid regions were the main INP contributors. Elemental analysis of particles showed the presence of Na, Cl, Si, Al, Fe, Cu, Co, Cd, S, Mn and K, as well as some rare-Earth elements like Mo, Ru, La, Ce, V and Zr. When aerosols in the size range 0.5–20 μm were considered, the fraction that acted as INPs was 1 : 10~4 to 1 : 10~6 at IGO, and 1 : 10~3 to 1 : 10~4 at RAC. The higher ratio of INPs to aerosols at RAC than IGO may be attributable to the presence of rare-Earth elements observed in the aerosol samples at RAC, which were absent at IGO. 相似文献
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Sandeep Vansutre K. R. Hari Neeraj Vishwakarma 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2013,81(4):503-513
Bhopalpatnam Granulite Belt which occur along SW margin of Bastar Craton and NE shoulder of Pranhita-Godavari Rift comprise of charnockite (enderbitic variety), garnet-sillimanite-biotite gneiss, quartzo-feldspathic gneiss and corundum bearing aluminous gneiss. High La/Yb ratio, low Eu anomaly (Eu/Eu*=1.0), high LREE/HREE ratio with uniform REE pattern, high La/Sc ratio (0.53–6.43), high Th/Sc ratio (0.03–2.56), low Ni (5.52–20.95), low Cr (31.05–117.05) and uniform Zr/Hf distribution pattern indicate a Proterozoic character. Distribution pattern of K2O, Na2O and CaO in ternary diagram show quartz-monzonite-granodiorite trend for the bulk rocks indicating that the bulk rock composition is close to TTG of early Archaean, which might have supplied the sediments for the rocks of Bhopalpatnam Granulite Belt. Geochemical and mineralogical evidence indicate an argillaceous protolith for garnet — sillimanite — biotite gneiss and corundum bearing aluminous gneiss, whereas an arkosic protolith for quartzo-feldspathic gneiss. The geochemical signatures also suggest an active continental margin setting for the rocks of Bhopalpatnam Granulite Belt with prominent Nb and Ta anomaly favouring a subduction environment between Bastar Craton and East Dharwar Craton. This is in conformity with the finding of the earlier workers suggesting a clockwise P-T path based on the combined fluid inclusion and mineral phase equilibria. The LILE geochemistry of charnockite suggests a bi-phase evolution. High LREE/HREE ratio portrays a highly evolved nature of the charnockitic melt generated through partial melting of the continental crust at the final stage of the granulite facies metamorphism during collision between Bastar and East Dharwar Cratons. 相似文献
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Yamuna Singh R. Viswanathan P. S. Parihar P. B. Maithani 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2013,81(1):79-90
X-ray diffraction (XRD) studies on the radioactive ore samples from various parts of Rajasthan and Haryana have revealed the presence of several uranium and other atomic mineral occurrences in the albitite belt of western India. The primary uranium minerals (PUMs) are uraninite and brannerite, whereas, the secondary uranium minerals (SUMs) show considerable speciations: phosphate, silicate, hydrous oxide hydrate, and vanadate. Multiple oxides (MOs) are davidite, fergusonite, aeschynite-(Y), microlite, samarskite, euxenite, betafite, and columbite-tantalite. The thorium minerals are huttonite, thorite, uranoan-thorite, thorianite, thorutite, and brabantite. The yttrium and REE-bearing minerals are xenotime, britholite, allanite, chevkinite, tritomite, and monazite. It is noted that the measured unit cell dimension (a0) of the investigated uraninites ranges from 5.4110 Å to 5.4646 Å. The highest unit cell dimension (5.4646 Å) represents a composition (or oxidation grade) of UO2.05, whereas, the lowest one (5.4110 Å) corresponds to a composition of UO2.54. Furthermore, it is also apparent that, with increase in oxidation grade, there is a concomitant decrease in unit cell dimension. As most of the values of ao of uraninites from the albitite belt are high (> 5.45 Å), it may be inferred that the overall temperature of formation of uraninites of the albitite belt was higher (ca. 400°C). However, the low values of a0 in certain localities could be due to the prevalence of relatively low and fluctuating temperature regimes locally (ca. 400°–100° C). Numerous occurrences of refractory, multiple oxides, and REE minerals, in association with uranium mineralisation, also support a high-temperature origin for the investigated uraninites. Binary data plots of unit cell dimension (a0) versus oxidation grade/composition (UO2+x) of uraninites (n = 36) suggest that the gross uranium mineralisation in the albitite belt of western India is mainly linked to regional metamorphism, anatexis, granitic intrusion, metasomatism, and contact metamorphosed granite-pegmatite aureoles and granite-related vein type with hydrothermal overprints, including redistribution of intrinsic sedimentary uranium and its concentration along suitable structural locales. These interpretations are consistent with the known gross geologic features of the albitite belt. Furthermore, the presence of marialite (calcian) in many places in the albitite belt also supports such a contention, as this mineral is known to be restricted to metamorphic and metasomatic environments. The speciation of secondary uranium minerals could be due to the higher oxidation of U4+ to U6+ in surface to near-surface conditions and its (U6+) remobilisation as uranyl ions. The combination of moving uranyl ions with available cations and anions en route caused re-precipitation of U as diversified assemblages of low-temperature uranyl minerals under suitable physicochemical conditions. 相似文献
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For regulating urban growth, it is imperative to produce urban growth zonation maps, in which future urbanizable areas along with their urban growth potential are delineated. As, these maps provide a rational and scientific basis for taking future decisions regarding the growth of the city. The conventional approach for generating urban growth zonation maps is subjective in nature. To reduce this subjectivity, an artificial neural network (ANN) approach has been proposed for generating urban growth zonation maps. The database required for ANN-based urban growth zonation has been compiled from remote sensing data and other existing maps. GIS is used for handling of this spatial data. A comparison of the ANN- and conventional approach-derived zonation maps was also done. The study demonstrated the potential of ANN for urban growth zonation of an area, which may provide a valuable input to the urban planning authorities for regulating urban growth 相似文献