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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Hydrologic Impact Evaluation of Land Use and Land Cover Change in Subbasins of Tapi River Using SWAfer recharging remain unchanged. The surface runoff has decreased by 3.23% in the ten years, water in shallow aquifer returning to root zone has lowered by 0.34%, and evapotranspiration has increased by 1.07%. In terms of land-use classes, there has been a significant increase in rangeland and a dec

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The Role of Objective Functions in Assessment of Water Balance Components Using SUFI-2 Algorithm in of observations (RSR). Due to same-fitted value generated by using NSE and RSR, the obtained water balance components, i.e., surface runoff (.), lateral flow (Lat), evapotranspiration (.), and percolation (Perc) are also found to be the same. The range of 45–59% (20–30%) (11–14%) evapotranspiration

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Assessment of Future Land Use Land Cover Change Impacts on Hydrologic Regime of a River Basin,IAS, 0.92, 0.84, and 6.5% for calibration period, and 0.85, 0.67, and 11.8% for validation period, respectively. The impact of LULC change for far future is analyzed, and change was compared at monthly, seasonal, and annual scale. The results suggested an increase in streamflow annually. Also it sug

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Impact Assessment of Climate Change on Hydrological Parameters: Evaluation of Water Balance Componeation model (DEM), soil map, land use/land cover (LULC), and weather data are used. The simulated and observed data were then compared, and regression analysis was performed which gave values of . 0.933 and 0.971 for Watersheds MNJR012 and MNJR013, respectively, which is closer to 1; hence, the simu

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Anthropogenic Influence on Streamflow in the Mahi Bajaj Sagar Basin, India,impact period based on reconstructed streamflow and observed streamflow data. Trend analysis and the SWAT model were taken in the experiment to analyze the relative contribution of CC and human activities on streamflow. The outcome of the study showed that total relative change in the assessment per

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Assessing the Performance of SWOT Simulator in Estimating River Discharge of a Tropical Basin,2022, aims to estimate discharges in rivers wider than 100 m directly. This study aims to assess the applicability of the SWOT mission to estimate the discharge of Gopalkheda station in the Tapi river basins, a tropical basin in India, using SWOT-like data. In situ, HO station data and satellite dat

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Intercomparison of the Performance of CHIRPS Satellite Rainfall Data and Gauge Gridded IMD Data for The performance of model can be evaluated using various performance indicators such as overall volume error, peak flow root mean square error (RMSE), low flow RMSE, and aggregate objective error. The results indicated that gauge gridded IMD data performed better than CHIRPS data for all indices exc