The global population is increasing rapidly and expected to touch the 9.5 billion mark by
2050 from the current 7.2 billion. The management of the groundwater resources is a …

The vadose zone plays an essential role in all types of processes that occur in the soil.
Modelling of the processes in the vadose zone helps to understand and quantify effects of …

This paper presents a conceptual framework for water accounting and provides generic
terminologies and procedures to describe the status of water resource use and …

Water flow and solute transport in top soils are important elements in many environmental
studies. The agro-and ecohydrological model SWAP (Soil-Water-Plant-Atmosphere) has …

The paper describes a hydrological model for agricultural water intervention in a community
watershed at Kothapally in India, developed through integrated management and a …

A clear understanding of all the components of the water balance is essential to analyze
possible measures of water savings in irrigated agriculture. However, most components of …

The food‐producing regions of the world increasingly rely on irrigation from groundwater
resources. Further increases of groundwater use can adversely affect the sustainability of …

Distributed ecohydrological modelling can provide a useful tool to evaluate the performance
of irrigation systems at different spatial and temporal scales. Sirsa district, covering 4270km2 …

Groundwater recharge is a key factor in water balance studies, especially in semi-arid areas.
In India, the Groundwater Evaluation Committee recommends the use of the “water table rise …

Numerical modelling of the transient moisture fluxes helps in the development of appropriate
water management practices, but requires site-specific information on soil hydraulic …