Statistical Approach for Comprehensive Planning of Watershed Development Through Artificial Recharge

Water Resources Management

Volumn 26, Issue 10, 2012, Pages 2817-2831

  Banerjee, Pallavi ^a   Singh, V S ^a  

^a NATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE   (India)

Author keywords

Cross correlation; Rainfall; Recharge; Statistical analysis; Water lavel

Indexed keywords

ANNUAL RAINFALL; ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE; COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING; CROSS CORRELATIONS; CROSS-CORRELATION ANALYSIS; GROUND WATER RECHARGE; GROUNDWATER CONDITIONS; GROUNDWATER SYSTEM; HYDROLOGIC TIME SERIES; OVEREXPLOITATION; PER CAPITA; RAINFALL DATA; RECHARGE; REGIONAL LEVELS; SHALLOW AQUIFERS; STATISTICAL APPROACH; STATISTICAL TECHNIQUES; TEMPORAL RAINFALL VARIATION; WATER CRISIS; WATER TABLES; WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT;

AQUIFERS; GROUNDWATER RESOURCES; HYDROGEOLOGY; RAIN; RUNOFF; STATISTICAL METHODS; TIME SERIES; WATER LEVELS;

RECHARGING (UNDERGROUND WATERS);

AQUIFER; ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE; CORRELATION; GROUNDWATER RESOURCE; HYDROGEOLOGY; RAINFALL; RUNOFF; STATISTICAL ANALYSIS; TIME SERIES ANALYSIS; WATER LEVEL; WATER TABLE; WATERSHED;

GUJARAT; INDIA; SURAT;

EID: 84862617236     PISSN: 09204741     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1007/s11269-012-0048-7     Document Type: Article

References (44)

1. Allison GB, Gee GW, Tyler SW (1994) Vadose-zone techniques for estimating groundwater recharge in arid and semiarid regions. Soil Sci Soc Am J 58: 6-14.
2. Anbazhagan S, Ramasamy SM (2005) Evaluation of areas for artificial groundwater recharge in Ayyar Basin, Tamil Nadu, India through statistical terrain analysis. J Geol Soc India 67: 59-68.
3. Anderson JR, Hardy EE, Roach JT, Witmer RE (1976) A land use and land cover classification system for use with remote sensor data. Professional Paper 964 United States Geological Survey Reston Virginia 28 p.
4. Bergström L (1990) Use of lysimeters to estimate leaching of pesticides in agricultural soils. Env Pollution 67: 325-347.
5. Bhattacharya PK (1982) Elements of applied hydrology. Khanna Publishers, New Delhi, 226 p.
6. Bose RK, Vasudevan N, Sinha PK, Gupta S (1998) Water. In: India's Environment Pollution and Protection Report No. 1997/ED/52. The Energy and Resources Institute, New Delhi (Chapter 3).
7. de Laat PJM, Nonner JC (2011) Artificial recharge with surface water; a pilot project in Wadi Madoneh, Jordan. Water Resour Manag. doi: 10. 1007/s12665-011-1372-6.
8. de Vries JJ, Simmers I (2002) Groundwater recharge: an overview of processes and challenges. Hydrogeol J 10: 5-17.
9. Diggle PJ (1990) Time series: a biostatistical introduction (Oxford Statistical Science Series, No. 5, Oxford Science Publications).
10. Duffy CJ, Gelhar LW (1986) A frequency domain analysis of groundwater quality fluctuations: interpretation of field data. Water Resour Res 22(7): 1115-1128.
11. Fox IA, Rushton KR (1976) Rapid recharge in a limestone aquifer. Groundwater 14: 21-27.
12. Freeze RA (1969) The mechanism of natural groundwater recharge and discharge: one-dimensional, vertical, unsteady, unsaturated flow above a recharging or discharging groundwater system. Water Resour Res 5: 153-171.
13. Grindley J (1967) The estimation of soil moisture deficits. Meteorol Mag 96(1137): 97-108.
14. Grindley J (1969) The calculation of actual evaporation and soil moisture deficits over specified catchment areas. Meteorol Off, Bracknell Hydrol Mem No. 38.
15. Hassan M, Gregory PJ (2002) Dynamics of water movement on Chalkland. J Hydrol 257: 27-41.
16. Howard KWF, Lloyd JW (1979) The sensitivity of parameters in the Penman evaporation equations and direct recharge balance. J Hydrol 41: 329-344.
17. Kale VS, Hire P (2004) Effectiveness of monsoon floods on the Tapi River, India: role of channel geometry and hydrologic regime. Geomorphology 57(3-4): 275-291.
18. Kitching R, Shearer TR (1982) Construction and operation of a large undisturbed Lysimeter to measure recharge to the Chalk aquifer, England. J Hydrol 58: 267-277.
19. Kitching R, Edmunds WM, Shearer TR, Walton NRG (1980) Assessment of recharge to aquifers. Hydrohgical Sciences-Bulletin-des Sciences Hydrologiques 25(3): 217-235.
20. Larocque M, Mangin A, Razack M, Banton O (1998) Contribution of correlation and spectral analyses to the regional study of a karst aquifer (Charente, France). J Hydrol 205: 217-231.
21. Lee LJE, Lawrence DSL, Price M (2006) Analysis of water-level response to rainfall and implications for recharge pathways in the Chalk aquifer SE England. J Hydrol 330: 604-620.
22. Lorenz DL, Delin GN (2007) A regression model to estimate regional ground water recharge. Ground Water 5: 196-208.
23. Mandal D, Tripathi KP (2008) Soil erosion limits for Lakshadweep Archipelago. Current Scn 96(2): 276-280.
24. Morin J, Benyamini Y (1977) Rainfall infiltration into bare soils. Water Resour Res 3(5): 813-817.
25. Munnick KO (1968) Moisture movement measurement by isotope tagging. In Guide Book on Nuclear Techniques in Hydrology, IAEA, Vienna, pp 112-117.
26. Muralidharan D, Athavale RN (1998) Base paper on artificial recharge in India: National Geophysical Research Institute, CSRI, Hyderabad, India:. 67.
27. Nimmo JR, Stonestrom DA, Akstin KC (1994) The feasibility of recharge rate determinations using the steady-state Centrifuge method. Soil Sci Soc Am J 58: 49-56.
28. Parlange JY, Haverkamp R, Touma J (1985) Infiltration under ponded conditions: 1. Optimal analytical solution and comparison with experimental observations. Soil Sci 139: 305-311.
29. Penman HL (1948) Natural evaporation from open water, bare soil and grass. Proc R Soc London Ser A 193: 120-145.
30. Penman HL (1950a) The dependence of transpiration on weather and soil conditions. J Soil Sci 1: 74-89.
31. Penman HL (1950b) The water balance of the Stour catchment area. J Inst Water Eng 4: 457-469.
32. Philip JR (1957) The theory of infiltration, 1. The infiltration equation and its solution. Soil Sci 83: 345-357.
33. Philip JR (1969) The theory of infiltration. Adv Hydrosci 5: 248-296.
34. Raju KCB (1998) Importance of recharging depleted aquifers: state of the art of artificial recharge in India. J Geol Soc India 5: 429-454.
35. Rennolls K, Carnell R, Tee V (1980) A descriptive model of the relationship between rainfall and soil water table. J Hydrol 47: 103-114.
36. Rushton KR, Ward C (1979) The estimation of groundwater recharge. J Hydrol 41: 345-361.
37. Scanlon BR, Healy RW, Cook PG (2002) Choosing appropriate techniques for quantifying groundwater recharge. Hydrogeol J 10: 18-39.
38. Sharda VN, Kurothe RS, Sena DR, Pande VC, Tiwari SP (2006) Estimation of groundwater recharge from water storage structures in a semi-arid climate of India. J Hydrol 329(1-2): 224-243.
39. Sharma ML (1987) Measurement and prediction of natural groundwater recharge - an overview. J Hydrol 25: 49-56.
40. Thomson H (1921) Hydrological conditions in the chalk at Compton, W. Sussex. J. I. W. E.: 228.
41. Venetis C (1971) Estimating infiltration and/or the parameters of unconfined aquifers from groundwater level of observations. J Hydrol 12: 161-169.
42. Viswanathan MN (1983) The rainfall/water table level relationship of an unconfined aquifer. Ground Water 21(1): 49-56.
43. Vishwanathan MN (1984) Recharge characteristics of an unconfined aquifer from the rainfall-water table relationship. J Hydrol 70: 233-250.
44. Vittala SS, Govindaiah S, Gowda HH (2008) Prioritization of sub-watersheds for sustainable development and management of natural resources: an integrated approach using remote sensing, GIS and socio-economic data. Curr Sci 95: 345-354.