Titlebook: Hydrology and Hydrologic Modelling; Proceedings of 26th P. V. Timbadiya,P. L. Patel,Priyank J. Sharma Conference proceedings 2023 The Edit

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Impact Assessment of Climate Change on Hydrological Parameters: Evaluation of Water Balance Componeacted the attention of researchers all over the world. Due to climate change, unusual changes are happening in the atmosphere, so accurate modeling will help us address the issue by modeling in terms of parameter finding, assessment, and estimation. Hydrological models are extensively used for diffe

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Anthropogenic Influence on Streamflow in the Mahi Bajaj Sagar Basin, India,vers in Rajasthan has been showing a decrease in water. Mahi Sagar reservoir, one of the largest water reservoirs, is also experiencing a decline in river runoff due to climate change impact and human activities. The effect of climate change (CC) on regional hydrology imposes challenges because of t

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Reservoir Sedimentation Analysis Using SWAT Model,n, and ensuring that natural resources are conserved. The conventional methods available for sediment analysis are more complex and time-consuming and require more data to process. The soil and water assessment tool (SWAT) which is a semi-distributed, continuous, physical-based model and has better

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PMF Estimation for Extreme Events from PMP Atlas, a GIS, and Hydrologic Model-Based Case Study in Tke atypical floods and droughts due to climate change. Extreme floods are now a common phenomenon in lower Himalayan regions. Many cities and towns of the hills are adversely affected by these events. Central Water Commission (CWC) has published probable maximum precipitation (PMP) atlas for major r

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Simulation of Reservoir Inflow Using HEC-HMS,se prediction of reservoir inflow is of utmost importance. As reservoir inflow pattern predominantly depends upon the rainfall-runoff process, land use and land cover pattern and climate change within a catchment area, accurate prediction of it, is a difficult task. Koyna dam reservoir is one of the

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Effect of Changes in Land Use/Land Cover on Runoff from Watershed Using CN Approach,aturally in the watershed hydrologic responses. The curve number (CN), which expresses the potential for runoff, is a function of LULC, soil type, and moisture content. Therefore, to investigate the effect of LULC changes in the rainfall-runoff simulation process, some models need CN as data input.