Abstract: Storage coefficient and transmissivity are important and useful parameters for assessing the groundwater potential of an aquifer. For a suddenly uncapped artesian well the drawdown remains fairly constant, whereas the ...

Abstract: Use of the Soil Conservation Service curve number (SCS-CN) approach is very popular among hydrologists. Despite this, its applications in water quality modeling have been very limited. For the first time, the present work ...

Abstract: Hydrological processes such as evaporation and evapotranspiration (ET) are affected by air humidity. Air humidity is commonly expressed as relative humidity (RH) or dew point temperature (Tdew) and is required for the ...

Abstract: Modeling of the seepage face in the case of flow toward wells has received considerable attention in the literature. It is evident from the literature that the models applicable to describe the well loss in the confined ...

Abstract: Due to an increase in deforestation and construction activities in the Himalayan region, there is an increase in sediment laden flow in many rivers, such as the Ganges, which originate from the Himalayan region. Many cities, ...

Abstract: Climate change scenarios generated by general circulation models (GCMs) have too coarse a spatial resolution to be useful in planning disaster risk reduction and climate change adaptation strategies at regional to river/lake ...

Abstract: Assuming quasi-steady flow, the characteristic velocity of stream bed movement and the relation between the depth of the moving gravel layer and the water depth are derived for both diffusion wave and kinematic wave ...