Groundwater recharge from water storage structures under semi-arid conditions of western
India has been estimated by employing water table fluctuation (WTF) and chloride mass …

Management practices to minimise soil erosion can be effectively carried out if the magnitude
and the spatial distribution of soil erosion risk areas are known. Prioritisation of soil erosion …

… surface runoff and reduced ground water recharge (Sharda et al… where agriculture is the
major economic activity (Sharda … models used in this research the reader can refer to Sharda …

A concern has been raised in many parts of the world over the effect of large scale planting
of Eucalyptus on hydrological behaviour of small watersheds. Hydrological response of …

Steep topography and land-use transformations in Himalayan watersheds have a major
impact on hydrological characteristics and flow regimes, and greatly affect the perenniality and …

Soil erosion by water has a debilitating effect on crop productivity. Though limited and scattered
data is available on loss of production due to water erosion in India, no systematic effort …

Soil degradation in all its nefarious forms has serious repercussions on crop and biomass
productivity. Assessment of soil loss tolerance limits (SLTLs) (permissible soil loss) serves as …

Among the different controls of erosion budget at basin level, the relative impact of dams and
land management is yet to be investigated. In this paper, the impact of dams on sediment …

In this study, we assess quantitative soil loss in the Himalayan ecosystem of Uttarakhand,
India using universal soil loss equation and geographic information system. The analysis …

Assessment of soil erosion risks, especially in the developing countries, is a challenging task
mainly due to non-availability or insufficiency of relevant data. In this paper, the soil erosion …