The flash flood-induced erosion is the primary contributor to soil loss within the Indian
Himalayan Region (IHR). This phenomenon is exacerbated by a confluence of factors …

Riverfront development is one of the important pervasive modifiers of river morphology and
processes affecting river corridors, floodplains and associated riparian zones. The Irrigation …

Trend analysis of hydro-climatic variables such as streamflow, rainfall, and temperature
provides useful information for effective water resources planning, designing, and …

Geomorphological characteristics can be treated as signatures of hydrological responses.
Geomorphologic instantaneous unit hydrograph (GIUH) is of utmost use in planning …

An evaluation of morphometric parameters was made to study drainage morphometry and
its influence on landform processes, flood and erosion characteristic in subbasins which are …

Analysis of trends in hydro-climatic variables such as rainfall, temperature and stream flow
provide useful information for planning of water resources, control of flood, management of …

Hydrologic response of two fourth-order hilly watersheds of the Ramganga river basin in the
central Himalayan region of India has been predicted in this study. Geomorphologic …

Stream flow measurement in Rivers have significant effect on various applications in the
field of water resources. Yet, in many parts of the world, Rivers are either poorly gauged or …

Present study evaluates the vegetation responses towards the rainfall variability in the
Gomati basin during 1901-2015. To accomplish the same, high resolution observed daily …

The geomorphologic instantaneous unit hydrograph (GIUH) is an applicable approach that
simulates the runoff for the ungauged basins. The nash model is an efficient tool to derive …