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Floods in Orissa: No lessons learnt – An article in EPW

This article by Kishore C Samal in the Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) discusses how in the natural disater prone state of Orissa the authorities have not been able to draw up an effective disaster management plan and politicians continue to play politics with relief works. It argues that for dealing with these disasters and the relief and rehabilitation work that follows what is needed is the participation of the local community and functionaries of panchayati raj institutions, and coordination with national and international bodies.

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Balasore, OR, India
Latitude: 21.494167, Longitude: 86.931667

GIS based rainfall-runoff modeling for Hemavathy catchment – A research report by National Institute of Hydrology

The report deals with Geographical Information Systems (GIS) based rainfall-runoff modeling using Topography Model (TOPMODEL) for the Hemavathy catchment of Cauvery basin in Western Ghats of Karnataka. The TOPMODEL is a variable contribution area model in which the predominant factors determining the formation of runoff are represented by the topography of the basin and a negative exponential law linking the transmissivity of the soil with the vertical distance from the ground level.Read More

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GIS based rainfall-runoff modelling for Hemavathy catchment by NIH (1996-97)1.54 MB

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Sakleshpur, KA, India
Latitude: 12.939735, Longitude: 75.785777

Environmental Information System of Gujarat

Detailed maps on the following parameters on the situation of Water in Gujarat. These are on the website of Environmental Information System, State Centre, GujaratRead More

  • Status of depth to water level in Gujarat (1980)
  • Status of depth to water level in Gujarat (1985)

Micro-watershed development plans using Remote Sensing and GIS for a part of Shetrunji river basin in Bhavnagar district of Gujarat

In this study an approach using remote sensing and GIS has been applied to identify the natural resources problems and to generate locale specific micro-watershed development plans for a part of Shetrunji river basin in Bhavnagar district, Gujarat. Micro-watershed level planning requires a host of inter-related information to be generated and studied in relation to each other. Remotely sensed data provides valuable and up-to-date spatial information on natural resources and physical terrain parameters. Geographical Information System (GIS) with its capability of integration and analysis of spatial, aspatial, multi-layered information obtained in a wide variety of formats both from remote sensing and other conventional sources has proved to be an effective tool in planning for micro-watershed development.Read More

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Bhavnagar, GJ, India
Latitude: 21.770170, Longitude: 72.142921

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