Increasing population and rapid economic and technical developments is threatening water resources all over the world. Need for careful management of water resources has become a major concern for watershed managers to protect water resources for sustainable future. As streamflow is one of the key considerations in water resources management, this study focuses on streamflow determination as a function of land use, soil, slope and rainfall from developed GIS model. This study further attempts to identify the potential of the model application in ungauged downstream of the case study basin. Estimating runoff from rainfall records in the absence of stream gauge records is an important step in Sri Lanka, because most of the watersheds are u...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Careful management for identifying and allocating available water resources is important, to preser...
Increasing population and rapid economic and technical developments are threatening water resources ...
Runoff estimation from rainfall records in the absence of stream gauge records is essential in Sri ...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
Information on streamflow is a central component for water resource and water quality engineering a...
River basins in the wet zone (annual rainfall > 2500 mm) of Sri Lanka are highly vulnerable to frequ...
River basins in the wet zone (annual rainfall > 2500 mm) of Sri Lanka are highly vulnerable to frequ...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Water resources management and flood management in a watershed needs identification of the runoff hy...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Careful management for identifying and allocating available water resources is important, to preser...
Increasing population and rapid economic and technical developments are threatening water resources ...
Runoff estimation from rainfall records in the absence of stream gauge records is essential in Sri ...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
Information on streamflow is a central component for water resource and water quality engineering a...
River basins in the wet zone (annual rainfall > 2500 mm) of Sri Lanka are highly vulnerable to frequ...
River basins in the wet zone (annual rainfall > 2500 mm) of Sri Lanka are highly vulnerable to frequ...
A Hydrological model was developed for the Bata River basin, which is one ofthe tributaries of the Y...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Water resources management and flood management in a watershed needs identification of the runoff hy...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...
Around the world, human activity and natural forces are reducing available water resources. Rivers p...