Abstract: Small‐scale irrigation plays a crucial role in agricultural production in Niger, West Africa. Despite the prevalence of traditional irrigation microsystems (average size of about 0.1 ha), not much is known about water‐management ...

Abstract: Most rice culture in southern Asia occurs on relatively flat soils with seasonally high groundwater tables. Groundwater is often available for use during the dry season for irrigation. Bangladesh is a southern Asian country ...

Abstract: Sampling the headwaters of tributaries for the parasitic protozoa

Abstract: Simple methods for predicting runoff from watersheds are important in engineering practice, particularly in flood forecasting and water-balance calculation. In this paper, we illustrate that the often used SCS runoff ...

Abstract: The performance and progressive development of irrigation distribution and rotation methods were studied in two government-sponsored systems of Niger, West Africa. Systemwide water distribution was monitored intensively ...

Abstract: Overland pollutant transport via surface runoff and flooding is a primary concern in the management of agricultural land resources in the Delaware River Basin. The Catskills is home to multiple water reservoirs that supply ...

Abstract: This study was a statistical evaluation of the prevalence of infiltration excess runoff (i.e., Hortonian flow) for undeveloped areas within New York City (NYC) watersheds. Identifying the hydrological processes generating ...