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Paleochannel and paleohydrology of Middle Siwalik (Pliocene) fluvial system in Northern India – A paper in Journal of Earth System Science

This paper in Journal of Earth System Science deals with paleochannel and paleohydrology of the Middle Siwalik (Pliocene) fluvial system in Northern India. In recent years, fluvial sedimentologists have carried out numerous studies to estimate quantitative hydrodynamics of ancient fluvial systems, particularly, their morphology and hydrology. The methods for reconstructing the morphology and hydrology employ either several groups of empirical relationships derived from modern fluvial environments or dynamic models of fluvial flow and sediment transports in alluvial reaches.

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Content Type: Research
Category: Alluvium, Annual Discharge, Bed Load, Channel Depth, Channel Sinuosity, Channel Slope, Channel Width, Floods, Flow Velocity, Fluvial System, Hydrodynamics, Hydrology, Morphology, Mountains, Paleodrainage, Paleohydrology, River Basins, River Channels, Rivers, Sediment Load Parameter, Sediment Transport, Sedimentology, Sediments, paleochannel
Associated People / Organizations: Department of Geology (Sri J N P G College), Directorate of Geology and Mining (Uttar Pradesh)
Author: Z A Khan, R C Tewari
Source: Journal of Earth System Science
Location / Time: Canada, Gomti, Himalayas, India, Kuluchaur, Lower Siwalik, Middle Siwalik, Northern India, Siwalik, South Saskatchewan, Upper Siwalik, 2011
Difficulty Level: Expert

Development of a distributed catchment model for Kolar basin - A research report by National Institute of Hydrology

In this study, a spatially distributed unit hydrograph was developed for the Kolar basin in Madhya Pradesh using Arc Info GIS package. The one-hour distributed hydrograph was determined for the basin using S hydrograph technique from the time-area diagram of the basin.Read More

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Development of a distributed catchment model by NIH (1998-99)	4.1 MB

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Content Type: Research
Category: Channel, Curve Number, Distributed Catchment Model, Drainage, Drainage Flow Network, Flow Length, Flow Velocity, Hydrograph, Hydrology, Land Cover, Land Use, Manning's Equation, Rainfall Intensity, River Basin, Rivers, S Hydrograph Technique, Soil, Ungauged Catchments, Watershed Development, Watersheds
Author: National Institute of Hydrology
Source: National Institute of Hydrology
Location / Time: India, Kolar Dam, Madhya Pradesh, 1998, 1999
Difficulty Level: Expert

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Paleochannel and paleohydrology of Middle Siwalik (Pliocene) fluvial system in Northern India – A paper in Journal of Earth System Science

Development of a distributed catchment model for Kolar basin - A research report by National Institute of Hydrology

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