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S. Patro C. Chatterjee S. Mohanty R. Singh N. S. Raghuwanshi 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2009,37(1):107-118
A coupled 1D-2D hydrodynamic model, MIKE FLOOD was used to simulate the flood inundation extent and flooding depth in the
delta region of Mahanadi River basin in India. Initially, the 1D model MIKE 11 was calibrated using river water level and
discharge data of various gauging sites for the monsoon period (June to October) of the year 2002. Subsequently, the calibrated
set up was validated using both discharge and water level data for the same period of the year 2001. The performance of calibration
and validation results of MIKE 11 were evaluated using different performance indices. A bathymetry of the study area with
a spatial resolution of 90m was prepared from SRTM DEM and provided as an input to the 2D model, MIKE 21. MIKE 11 and MIKE
21 models were then coupled using lateral links to form the MIKE FLOOD model set up for simulating the two dimensional flood
inundations in the study area. Flood inundation is simulated for the year 2001 and the maximum flood inundation extent simulated
by the model was compared with the corresponding actual inundated area obtained from IRS-1D WiFS image. 相似文献
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Bisht Deepak Singh Chatterjee Chandranath Raghuwanshi Narendra Singh Sridhar Venkataramana 《Theoretical and Applied Climatology》2018,133(1-2):421-436
Theoretical and Applied Climatology - While urban areas in India are rapidly expanding, the analysis of how the precipitation regimes are changing is very limited. In the present study, an attempt... 相似文献
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The study area around Choral river basin in the Narmada valley region, forms a part of Indore and Khargone districts of Madhya
Pradesh. The geological, geomorphologic, lineament, hydrogeomorphic and groundwater potential zone maps of the study area
have been prepared using IRS IC LISS III FCC imagery on 1:50,000 scale. Various litho-units, different land-forms, lineament
fabric and hydro-geomorphic units have been worked out by visual interpretation methods and frequent field checks. The integrated
hydro-geomorphological map of the study area reveals that the groundwater potential in denudation landforms such as buried
pediplains, plateaus, denudational and residual hills is moderate-to-poor. On the other hand, the groundwater occurrence in
structural landforms like structural hills, lineaments/faults and narrow gorges is likely to be good to moderate and the depositional
landforms namely alluvial plains, valley-fills and meandering-channels favour the accumulation of sub-surface water and, therefore,
may be considered as good recharge zones. From the point of view of groundwater occurrence, various hydro-geomorphic units
have been classified as high, moderate and low potential zones. 相似文献
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Kumari Nikul Srivastava Ankur Sahoo Bhabagrahi Raghuwanshi Narendra Singh Bretreger David 《Natural Resources Research》2021,30(6):4187-4205
The increasing demand for water in developing countries, like India, requires efficient water management and resource allocation. This is crucial to accurately assess and predict hydrological processes such as streamflow, drought, and flood. However, simulations of these hydrologic processes from various hydrological models differ in their accuracy. By analyzing different characteristics of hydrological models, selection scores can be used to select the best model for the intended purpose based on their inherit strengths (i.e., some models are better for streamflow prediction). In this study, 13 different criteria were used for the model selection scores including temporal and spatial resolutions, and processes involved. Thereafter, based on different scores, we selected two different hydrological models for streamflow prediction in the Kangsabati River Basin (KRB) in eastern India, namely (1) Génie Rural à 4 paramètres Journalier (GR4J), a conceptual model, and (2) Variable Infiltration Capacity (VIC), a semi-distributed model. The models were calibrated against the daily observed streamflow at upper KRB (Reservoir) and lower KRB (Mohanpur) from 2000 to 2006 and validated during the period from 2008 to 2010. Despite the differences in model structure and data used, both models simulated streamflow at a daily time scale with Nash–Sutcliffe coefficient of 0.71–0.82 for the VIC model and 0.63–0.71 for the GR4J. Due to the simpler structure, parsimonious nature, fewer parameters, and reasonable accuracy, the results suggest that a conceptual rainfall—runoff model like GR4J can be used in data-deficient conditions.
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An adequately tested soil and water assessment tool (SWAT) model was applied to the runoff and sediment yield of a small agricultural watershed in eastern India using generated rainfall. The capability of the model for generating rainfall was evaluated for a period of 18 years (1981–1998). The watershed and subwatershed boundaries, drainage networks, slope, soil series and texture maps were generated using a geographical information system (GIS). A supervised classification method was used for land‐use/cover classification from satellite imageries. Model simulated monthly rainfall for the period of 18 years was compared with observations. Simulated monthly rainfall, runoff and sediment yield values for the monsoon season of 8 years (1991–1998) were also compared with their observed values. In general monthly average rainfall predicted by the model was in close agreement with the observed monthly average values. Also, simulated monthly average values of surface runoff and sediment yield using generated rainfall compared well with observed values during the monsoon season of the years 1991–1998. Results of this study revealed that the SWAT model can generate monthly average rainfall satisfactorily and thereby can produce monthly average values of surface runoff and sediment yield close to the observed values. Therefore, it can be concluded that the SWAT model could be used for developing a multiple year management plan for the critical erosion prone areas of a small watershed. Copyright © 2004 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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V. K. Pandey S. N. Panda N. S. Raghuwanshi S. Sudhakar 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2006,34(2):143-152
Delineation of Banikdih Agricultural watershed in Eastern India was carried out and various watershed parameters were extracted
using Geographic Information System (GIS) and Remote Sensing. Digital Elevation Model (DEM) was developed with a contour interval
of 10 m in the scale of 1:25000 using ARC/INFO modules. Sub watershed, drainage, slope, aspect, flow direction, soil series,
soil texture, and soil class maps were independently generated and they were properly registered and integrated for analysis.
The watershed was digitally delineated using AVSWAT model that couples hydrological model and GIS with appropriate threshold
value of cell size. Subsequently, stream characteristics through the interface were generated. Indian Remote Sensing Satellite
IRS-1D LISS-III data pertaining to the period of October 29, 1998 and October 23, 2000 was used to develop land use/land cover
thematic map using ERDAS- 8.4 version image processing software. Eight major land use/land cover classes namely water body,
lowland paddy, upland paddy, fallow land, upland crop (non-paddy crops), settlement, open mixed forest, and wasteland were
segregated through digital image processing techniques using maximum likelihood algorithm. The information generated would
be of immense help in hydrological modeling of watershed for prediction of runoff and sediment yield, thereby providing necessary
inputs for developing suitable developmental management plans with sound scientific basis. 相似文献
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An integrated process involving participatory and modelling approaches for prioritizing and evaluating climate change adaptation options for the Kangsabati reservoir catchment is presented here. We assess the potential effects of climate change on water resources and evaluate the ability of stakeholder prioritized adaptation options to address adaptation requirements using the Water Evaluation And Planning (WEAP) model. Two adaptation options, check dams and increasing forest cover, are prioritized using pair-wise comparison and scenario analysis. Future streamflow projections are generated for the mid-21st century period (2021–2050) using four high resolution (~25 km) Regional Climate Models and their ensemble mean for SRES A1B scenario. WEAP simulations indicate that, compared to a base scenario without adaptation, both adaptation options reduce streamflow. In comparison to check dams, increasing forest cover shows greater ability to address adaptation requirements as demonstrated by the temporal pattern and magnitude of streamflow reduction. Additionally, over the 30 year period, effectiveness of check dams in reducing streamflow decreases by up to 40 %, while that of forest cover increases by up to 47 %. Our study highlights the merits of a comparative assessment of adaptation options and we conclude that a combined approach involving stakeholders, scenario analysis, modelling techniques and multi-model projections may support climate change adaptation decision-making in the face of uncertainty. 相似文献
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Bisht Deepak Singh Chatterjee Chandranath Raghuwanshi Narendra Singh Sridhar Venkataramana 《Theoretical and Applied Climatology》2018,132(1-2):419-436
Theoretical and Applied Climatology - Daily gridded high-resolution rainfall data of India Meteorological Department at 0.25° spatial resolution (1901–2015) was analyzed to detect the... 相似文献
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Climate change has affected the temperature and rainfall characteristics worldwide. However, the changes are not equal for all regions and have localized intensity and must be quantified locally to manage the natural resources. Orissa is an eastern state in India where agricultural activities mainly depends on the rainfall and thus face problems due to changing patterns of rainfall due to changing climate. In the present study, attempts were made to study temporal variation in monthly, seasonal and annual rainfall over the state during the period from 1871 to 2006. Long term changes in rainfall characteristics were determined by both parametric and non-parametric tests. The analysis revealed a long term insignificant decline trend of annual as well as monsoon rainfall, where as increasing trend in post-monsoon season over the state of Orissa. Rainfall during winter and summer seasons showed an increasing trend. Statistically monsoon rainfall can be considered as very dependable as the coefficient of variation is 14.2%. However, there is decreasing monthly rainfall trend in June, July and September, where as increasing trend in August. This trend is more predominant in last 10?year. Based on departure from mean, rainfall analysis also showed an increased number of dry years compared to wet years after 1950. This changing rainfall trend during monsoon months is major concern for the rain-fed agriculture. More over, this will affect hydro power generation and reservoir operation in the region. 相似文献