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Shankar Murthy
Shankar Murthy
Environmental Engineering & Management Group, National Institute of Industrial Engineering,
Mumbai, Maharashtra-400087
India
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Assessment of Environmental Flows for Various Sub-Watersheds of Damodar River Basin Using Different Hydrological Methods
Author(s): Ravindra Kumar Verma, Shankar Murthy and Rajani Kant TiwaryRavindra Kumar Verma, Shankar Murthy and Rajani Kant Tiwary
Environmental Flows (EFs) assessment is a global challenge involving a number of tangible and intangible segments of hydrology, hydraulics, biology, ecology, environment, socio-economics, and several other branches of engineering including the management of water resources. It has consequently led to the development of more than 240 methods available in literature. Required for the longevity of a river, EFs derived from a single method are usually not accepted. In the present study, the EFs variability was assessed using three hydrological methods: (i) Tennant, (ii) Tessman, and (iii) Flow Duration Curve (FDC) for various sub-watersheds of Damodar River Basin (DRB), located in the states of Jharkhand and West Bengal. The minimum and maximum range of magnitude, duration and frequency of flow estimated using these methods are recommended as EFs, which can be.. View More»
DOI: 10.4172/2252-5211.1000182