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      • Analysis Of Groundwater Dynamics In Semi-Arid Regions : Effect Of Rainfall Variability And Pumping 

        Javeed, Yusuf (2013-02-07)
      • Analysis Of Precipitation Controls On Hydrochemistry Of A Groundwater System : Application To Upper Cauvery Basin : South India 

        Soumya, B Siva (2011-01-10)
        Groundwater chemistry is a function of recharge and the input chemistry of the rain, which gets transformed as it moves through the soil matrix. Apart from mineral transformations, anthropogenic activities are other external ...
      • Analysis Of Solute Transport In Porous Media For Nonreactive And Sorbing Solutes Using Hybrid FCT Model 

        Srinivasan, C (Indian Institute of Science, 2006-07-06)
        The thesis deals with the numerical modeling of nonreactive and nonlinearly sorbing solutes in groundwater and analysis of the effect of heterogeneity resulting from spatial variation of physical and chemical parameters ...
      • Assimilation of near-surface soil temperature and soil moisture in an unsaturated flow model: State and parameter estimation using synthetic and field experiments 

        Rajsekhar, K
        Soil moisture is a key variable governing land surface hydrology, agricultural productivity, and climate dynamics, influencing crucial processes such as evapotranspiration, infiltration, and surface runoff. Accurate ...
      • Estimation of Root Zone Soil Hydraulic Properties by Inversion of a Crop Model using Ground or Microwave Remote Sensing Observations 

        Sreelash, K (2018-02-09)
        Good estimates of soil hydraulic parameters and their distribution in a catchment is essential for crop and hydrological models. Measurements of soil properties by experimental methods are expensive and often time consuming, ...
      • Impact of agricultural systems on the spatial heterogeneity of groundwater quality in a semi-arid tropical catchment: Characterisation and Modelling 

        Buvaneshwari, S
      • Importance Of Lateral Flow In Groundwater Modeling : A Case Study Of Hard Rock Aquifer Of Gundal Sub Basin 

        Rasmi, S N (2011-10-18)
      • An Integrated Assessment of Carbon and Water Use Efficiencies over India using Remote Sensing 

        Chakraborty, Abhishek
        Carbon use efficiency (CUE) and water use efficiency (WUE) are essential characteristics of ecosystem functioning to understand the strength of carbon allocated by the vegetation as biomass from the sequestered atmospheric ...
      • Kinetic Theory Based Numerical Schemes for Incompressible Flows 

        Ruhi, Ankit (2018-02-07)
        Turbulence is an open and challenging problem for mathematical approaches, physical modeling and numerical simulations. Numerical solutions contribute significantly to the understand of the nature and effects of turbulence. ...
      • Modeling Salinity Impact on Ground Water Irrigated Turmeric Crop 

        Kizza, Teddy (2018-04-18)
        Soils in irrigated fields are impacted by irrigation water quality. Salts in the irrigation water may accumulate in the soil depending on amount of leaching, the quality of water and type of ions present. Salinity is an ...
      • Modelling and evaluation of nitrate transit times in groundwater systems 

        Bhaduri, Baibaswata
        Transit time distribution is one of the fundamental descriptors of flow and transport behavior of catchments. Intensification of agriculture and consequent anthropogenic inputs of nitrate rich fertilizers in agricultural ...
      • Modelling Of Single And Multiple Recharge Wells In Layered Aquifers 

        Majumdar, Pradeep Kumar (2009-05-06)
        Artificial recharge and rainwater harvesting methods are being applied for mitigating effects of groundwater depletions in severe over-drafting urban and rural situations. When the aquifer to be recharged is situated at ...
      • Novel Upwind and Central Schemes for Various Hyperbolic Systems 

        Garg, Naveen Kumar (2018-05-21)
        The class of hyperbolic conservation laws model the phenomena of non-linear wave propagation, including the presence and propagation of discontinuities and expansion waves. Such nonlinear systems can generate discontinuities ...
      • Numerical Modeling of Sediment Transport using ANUGA Sed: Application to Mahanadi River Basin, India 

        Dahiwale, Akshay Vyankat
        Soil erosion and sediment transport are natural processes primarily driven by water. However, excessive human interference through agriculture, urbanization, and the construction of water storage reservoirs has significantly ...
      • Optimization of Wastewater Treatment Process in a Bioreactor Through Hydrodynamic-biokinetic Modeling and Experimental Studies 

        Reshma Mohan, T
        Membrane bioreactor has emerged as one of the leading technologies for treating municipal and industrial wastewater due to its efficiency in producing high-quality effluents. One of the significant challenges in bioreactors ...
      • Soil Moisture Modelling, Retrieval From Microwave Remote Sensing And Assimilation In A Tropical Watershed 

        Sat Kumar, * (2016-03-01)
        The knowledge of soil moisture is of pronounced importance in various applications e.g. flood control, agricultural production and effective water resources management. These applications require the knowledge of spatial ...
      • Spatial downscaling and analysis of satellite and ground-based rainfall for hydrological modelling 

        Yeggina, Subash
        Precipitation is a vital element of the global hydrological and energy cycles, which is intermittent and highly variable in both space and time. Accurate measurements of precipitation at various space and time scales are ...
      • Stable Isotope and Geochemical Approaches for Hydrological Characterization and Estimation of Seasonal Groundwater Inputs in the Humid to Semi-Arid Reach of the Kabini River, South India 

        Nara, Siva Naga Venkat
        In tropical catchments, like the Kabini region of South India, understanding the intricate contributions of baseflow is essential for sustainable water management and ecosystem preservation. Baseflow, which is predominantly ...
      • Stochastic Analysis Of Flow And Solute Transport In Heterogeneous Porous Media Using Perturbation Approach 

        Chaudhuri, Abhijit (2009-04-16)
        Analysis of flow and solute transport problem in porous media are affected by uncertainty inbuilt both in boundary conditions and spatial variability in system parameters. The experimental investigation reveals that the ...
      • Studies Of Solute Transport And Geochemistry In Porous Media : Numerical Modeling And Applications 

        Rao, Hayagreeva K V (2011-06-22)

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