Koppal District

Siang Basin dams' study inadequate: NGO

South Asia Network for Dams, Rivers and People says the cumulative study conducted by the Central Water Commission does not mention social and cultural impacts of the 44 proposed projects on the river in Arunachal Pradesh

Thanks to high pollution, Agra's water supply may be suspended

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Posted By : Rama Mani
Posted Date : Wed, 2010-07-21 10:11
The report deals with the applicability of remote sensing techniques to monitor changes in land-use and water spread area for the Yelbarga and Kustagi talukas of Koppal district in Karnataka

The report deals with the applicability of remote sensing techniques to monitor changes in land-use and water spread area for the Yelbarga and Kustagi talukas of Koppal district in Karnataka. Information on the rate and kind of changes in land and water resources is essential for planning, management and regularizing the use of such resources.

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Posted By : rajshekar
Posted Date : Mon, 2010-06-21 17:12
The study estimates the average soil loss using the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for the Hire nadi catchment, in Yelbarga taluk, Koppal district of Karnataka, under different conditions.

The study estimates the average soil loss using the Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tool of Integrated Land and Water Information Systems (ILWIS) and the Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) methodology for the Hire nadi catchment, in Yelbarga taluk, Koppal district of Karnataka, under different conditions.  

Scientific planning for soil conservation and water management requires knowledge of the relations among factors that cause and prevent soil and water loss.  Controlled studies on field plots and small watersheds have supplied vital information regarding these complex factors and their interrelations.

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