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Water Quality Modeling: Rivers,Streams and Estuaries - R. Manivanan - Bog - New India Publishing Agency - Plusbog.dk

Water Quality Modeling: Rivers,Streams and Estuaries - R. Manivanan - Bog - New India Publishing Agency - Plusbog.dk

Water is an important element for life on the earth. It is an essential natural resource for environmental sustenance. In India, water quality modeling studies are carried out from fresh water to marine water ecosystems. Some of the examples are Tehri reservoir, Chilka lake, Oatcake at Kashmir, Kodaikanal lake, Ooty lake at Tamil Nadu, rivers like Ganges, Narmada, Kaveri, and coastal regions like Hoogly estuary, Paradip, Vishakhapatnam, Kakinada, Chennai, Mangalore coast, Konkan coast and Gujarat coast. Water quality modeling plays a vital role in water quality studies. Numerical models are to be successfully calibrated and properly applied and it is to be improved our understanding of the complex interactions among different parameters such as temperature, biological oxygen demand, dissolved oxygen, salinity, and eutrophication in the fresh water and sea water environment.

DKK 1024.00
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Water Quality Modeling - R. Manivanan - Bog - New India Publishing Agency - Plusbog.dk

Water Quality Modeling - R. Manivanan - Bog - New India Publishing Agency - Plusbog.dk

Water, as a fundamental element, is crucial for the sustenance of life on earth. As a vital natural resource, it supports environmental ecosystems in India, ranging from freshwater to marine systems. Examples of water quality modeling studies conducted in India include the Tehri reservoir, Chilka lake, Oatcake in Kashmir, Kodaikanal lake, Ooty lake in Tamil Nadu, rivers such as the Ganges, Narmada, and Kaveri, as well as coastal regions like the Hoogly estuary, Paradip, Vishakhapatnam, Kakinada, Chennai, Mangalore, Konkan, and Gujarat coast. Water quality modeling is critical for understanding the complex interactions among temperature, biological oxygen demand, dissolved oxygen, salinity, and eutrophication in both freshwater and marine environments. Numerical models must be calibrated and properly applied to improve our understanding of these interactions and support effective water quality management.

DKK 431.00
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Agri-Horticultural Biodiverstiy of Temperate and Cold Arid Regions - Nazir Ahmad Zeerak & Shafiq A. Wani - Bog - New India Publishing Agency -

Agri-Horticultural Biodiverstiy of Temperate and Cold Arid Regions - Nazir Ahmad Zeerak & Shafiq A. Wani - Bog - New India Publishing Agency -

The book describes the existing Plant Biodiversity of Agri-horticultural importance of temperate Kashmir and cold arid Ladakh Himalayan regions of India. The diversity presented is based on actual survey conducted by the authors across the regions over the last several yeaThe contents of the book include the available varietal wealth, both in wild as well cultivated forms, existing within all major economic plant groups of the regions viz Cereals, Pulses, Oilseeds, Spice and Condiments, Forages, Vegetables, Ornamentals, Fruits and Nuts and Underutilized Plants. Technical, English and Kashmiri/Ladakhi names of plants of economic importance are given along with brief notes on their status and utility. The work will be helpful to researchers and students working in the fields of Plant Biodiversity, Plant Breeding, Horticulture and Economic Botany. It can specifically serve as a ready reference book for researchers and planners working on management and conservation of plant genetic resources of Indian Himalayan regions.

DKK 1004.00
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Agroforestry Systems for Resource Conservation and Livelihood Security in Lower Himalayas - P. Panwar Dadhwal - Bog - New India Publishing Agency -

Agroforestry Systems for Resource Conservation and Livelihood Security in Lower Himalayas - P. Panwar Dadhwal - Bog - New India Publishing Agency -

Shivalik ranges span approximately 2.14 million hectares across Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Haryana in northwest India. The excessive exploitation of resources in the region has led to soil erosion, resulting in the rise of riverbeds, siltation of tanks, reservoirs, and other natural water bodies. Soil erosion exceeding 80 t ha-1 yr-1 has been documented in denuded hills at certain locations. Approximately 70% of the population in the region relies on agriculture, but only 18% of the cultivated area is irrigated. Agroforestry, which involves integrating trees and crops, has been recommended globally to mitigate soil erosion and achieve production goals simultaneously. Adopting scientifically proven agroforestry systems in the Shivaliks could reverse the degradation and enhance the economic status of the regions farmers. To date, extensive research has been conducted on the role of agroforestry in resource conservation and livelihood security in the region. This book aims to compile the existing knowledge on the subject, with 20 chapters covering various topics related to agroforestry systems and their impact on soil and water conservation, livelihood security, slope protection through mechanical and vegetative measures, fertility build-up, mine spoil rehabilitation, bamboos, climate change, and carbon sequestration.

DKK 327.00
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Agroforestry Systems for Resource Conservation and Livelihood Security in Lower Himalayas - P. Panwar Dadhwal - Bog - New India Publishing Agency -

Agroforestry Systems for Resource Conservation and Livelihood Security in Lower Himalayas - P. Panwar Dadhwal - Bog - New India Publishing Agency -

Shivalik ranges cover an area of about 2.14 million ha in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab and Haryana States of north-west India. Over exploitation of the resources in the region had lead to soil erosion resulting in the rise of riverbeds, siltation of tanks, reservoirs and other natural water bodies. Soil erosion greater than 80 t ha-1 yr-1 have been recorded from denuded hills at places. More than 70 per cent people of the region are dependent on agriculture, however, only 18 per cent of the cultivated area is irrigated. Agroforestry where tree and crops are integrated with each other had been recommended worldwide to check soil erosion and simultaneously achieve production goals. Adoption of scientifically proven agroforestry systems in Shivaliks can reverse the degradation and improve the economic status of the farmers of the region. Extensive research had been done till date on role of agroforestry in resource conservation and livelihood security in the region. The book is an attempt to compile the available knowledge on the subject. There are 20 s in the book covering various topics relating agroforestry systems with soil and water conservation, livelihood security, slope protection through mechanical and vegetative measures, fertility build up, mine spoil rehabilitation, bamboos, climate change and carbon sequestration.

DKK 794.00
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