"By influencing rainfall patterns and by storing and releasing precipitation in the form of snow and ice, mountain ranges largely determine terrestrial water supply. It is of critical importance, therefore, to understand and manage the water sources in mountains (rivers, lakes, glaciers), so that they contribute to a sustainable water supply for low-altitude regions that are critically dependent on mountain water for their domestic, agricultural and industrial water supply."--
"By influencing rainfall patterns and by storing and releasing precipitation in the form of snow and ice, mountain ranges largely determine terrestrial water supply. It is of critical importance, therefore, to understand and manage the water sources in mountains (rivers, lakes, glaciers), so that they contribute to a sustainable water supply for low-altitude regions that are critically dependent on mountain water for their domestic, agricultural and industrial water supply."--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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1. Management challenges of water resources in Sikkim Mountain regions 2. Basin-scale estimation of runoff components using the SPHY model: a case study of the Koshi River Basin, central Himalaya 3. Assessment and prediction of water yield using physical basis SWAT model and machine learning for Chandra basin in Western Himalaya, India 4. Assessment of suspended sediment properties and particle load for optimal operation of hydropower plants in Himalayan region 5. Hydrochemistry and quality assessment of high-altitudinal Kareri Lake, Northwest Himalaya, Himachal Pradesh, India 6. Water quality assessment of lakes in mountain region with spatial reference to Amarkantak, Madhya Pradesh, India 7. Hydrogeochemical evaluation of groundwater quality in Leh town, Trans-Himalaya, India using Entropy water quality index 8. Revival of drying springs in mountainous regions of the Himalayas ? inferences from an isotope hydrochemical study 9. Biogeochemical characterization of water resources in the Indian Himalayan Regions 10. Mountainous Water Resources: Understanding Microbial Dynamics, Ecological Resilience, and Sustainable Management Strategies amidst Climatic Challenges 11. Modeling the glacier energy and mass budget of the Phuche glacier in the cold-arid trans-Himalayan region, Ladakh range 12. Estimation of ice thickness and glacier stored water of the Teesta basin, Eastern Himalayas, Sikkim, India 13. Snowmelt runoff estimation using Landsat-8 snow cover area products in Beas River Basin, Western Himalayan via SRM degree day modelling approach 14. Management of Water Resources through the application of Geographic Information Systems and Remote Sensing for Satpuda mountainous terrain, Madhya Pradesh, India 15. Assessment and management of flash floods in the India Himalayas: challenges, strategies, and solutions 16. Critical Perspectives on Climate Change and Glacial Lake Outburst Flood¿s Impact in the Himalayas: Policy Inferences from the South Lhonak Flood of 2023 17. A Comprehensive Review on Water Resource Vulnerability to Climate Change in the Mountain Region of India 18. Rainfall intensity and return periods of extreme rainfall over the Garhwal Himalaya, Uttarakhand, India 19. Traditional techniques of rainwater management and conservation in the mountainous regions of North-East India 20. Sustainable management of groundwater along the foothills focusing on Mountain Front Recharge: A global review and status with regard to Indian context
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