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BALWOIS 2010 Conference on Water Observation and Information Systems for Decision Support, 25 May 2009, Macedonia

Posted on 22 Sep, 2009 10:16 AM

The BALWOIS 2010 Conference on Water Observation and Information Systems for Decision Support will be organised from 25 to 29 May in Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia. We are sending you short information, all information you can find on the website

Irrigation, power and energy resources development in India

A collection of papers on irrigation, power and energy resources development in India

N Sasidhar

Posted on 19 Sep, 2009 03:17 PM

All the above papers and more resources on this subject, are available at this link: http://groups.google.co.in/group/irrigation-power-energy/files?hl=en

Are Pumped Storage Schemes Beneficial For Harnessing The Krishna River Water Further (1995)

Reverse Osmosis Plants For Rural Water Treatment In Gujarat

An analysis of the various economical, social and cultural factors associated with reverse osmosis technology for treating domestic water in Gujarat

Sunderajan Krishnan

Posted on 19 Sep, 2009 01:58 PM

Sundrerajan Krishnan,et al, study the recent spread of reverse osmosis technology for treating domestic water in Gujarat and analyse various economical, social and cultural factors associated with it. They express concern over safe disposal of the effluent water generated by these RO plants.

A document in Gujarati describing the situation of the Hamirsar Lake

A document in Gujarati describing the situation of the Hamirsar Lake in Bhuj, Katch

Arid Communities and Technologies

Posted on 19 Sep, 2009 12:26 PM

A document in Gujarati describing the situation of the Hamirsar Lake in Bhuj, Katch and the work being done by some community organisations towards improving the lake's condition.

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Rain water harvesting to recharge bore wells?

Posted on 18 Sep, 2009 04:43 PM

WE have a farm in Bangalore North, Hennur Road, with a number of borewells that have been unsuccesful or dried up. About 5 years back we built a dam across a Nalla (Natural erosion)in the farm, to collect rain water. The size of the Nalla is 300x20 ft approx with a water depth of over 7ft in good rainfall time. This year for the first time, thank God, it has not dried up.

Background on the Meteorological Datasets

A post on the need and requirement of data being made freely available to the general public

Arun

Posted on 18 Sep, 2009 11:27 AM

We foresee that this data can be useful in making rainwater harvesting and water balance estimates, in various research areas, climate change adaptation studies and more. We also believe in the democratising effect of having this kind of data freely available to the general public.