Rain Water Harvesting and Watershed Management in Dudhganga Basin - Panhalkar, Sachin
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Natural resources like land, water and vegetation are influenced by various anthropogenic processes leading to their degradation. Degradation of natural resources became a regular phenomenon with the increasing pressure of population on these resources. The excessive exploitation of natural resources adversely affects the availability and quality of these resources and cause serious threat to the existing eco-system. However, natural resources are getting degraded, posing a serious ecological problem. Watershed management and Rain water Harvesting has emerged as a new paradigm for planning,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Natural resources like land, water and vegetation are influenced by various anthropogenic processes leading to their degradation. Degradation of natural resources became a regular phenomenon with the increasing pressure of population on these resources. The excessive exploitation of natural resources adversely affects the availability and quality of these resources and cause serious threat to the existing eco-system. However, natural resources are getting degraded, posing a serious ecological problem. Watershed management and Rain water Harvesting has emerged as a new paradigm for planning, development and management of natural resources. Rain water harvesting is one of the important technique of watershed management. It is the collection and storage of rain water by some mechanism to make water available for future use. Geoinformatic technology plays a crucial role in Watershed management. Remote sensing information with wide spatial coverage and GIS analysis can be a vital input for integrated watershed development. Here, an attempt has been made to apply the Geoinformatic techniques for natural resource management of Dudhganga basin.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Sachin Panhalkar is Assistant Professor of Geography at Shivaji University, MS, India. He has completed his Ph.D in Watershed Management. He has more than eight years of research experience in the field of Geoinformatics and credited with several research papers in journals of national and international repute.