El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO),the periodic fluctuation of sea surface temperature(SST)- atmospheric pressure over the tropical Pacific ocean, have great influence on the climate all around the world. Many studies reveal that there is direct relationship between Indian monsoon and ENSO. The current study is performed to understand the impact of ENSO on central India. The study focusses on variation in rainfall and runoff within the period 2004-2008 in twenty eight sub watersheds of Venna river basin, Maharashtra during various ENSO events. El Niño (2004, 2006) and La Niña (2007) years were selected based on the Oceanic Niño Index (ONI) available in the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) official website. The rain- gauge station rainfall data for each subwatershed was interpolated using Thiessen polygon interpolation method. To assess the impact of variation in runoff, the change in the landuse pattern of the watersheds were estimated for the period 2004-2008. The runoff was calculated using Soil Conservation Service Curve Number (SCS CN) method integrated with remote sensing technique for all subwatersheds. Variation occurring in rainfall and runoff for different subwatersheds were analysed for different years. It was found that all El Nino /La Nina years are associated with lower/higher rainfall in the watershed. Runoff, which is a factor related to the vegetation and soil permeability characteristics of the area also showing strong relation with the ENSO phenomenon.
John Dalton, the Father of the Chemical Atomic Theory was born on September 6, 1766, to Quaker parents, in Eaglesfield, a remote village in the north of England.
The objective of this project is to create an easy to use environment in which the user can draw characters and then let the program try to interpret the characters.
To impart the academic knowledge gain through this two years course to practical application was the main objective to do this paper. The Paper entitled “Tracking objects using Multiple Acoustic Video Systems” Is to track the objects Using joint acoustic and video system measurements.
Geologic-tectonic features of location, mineralogical and geochemical data of the complex iron ores and metal resources in the giant ore field and graphite deposit of the Bureya craton in the Far East are examined.
Some of biomagnetites are capable of functioning in bio-quantum computers as information storage, while most biomagnetites are somewhat cursory. Dynamics of biomagnetites in the presence of an external sinusoidal magnetic field is investigated.
Electrically controllable Cooper-pair box qubits are important as particular resources for solid state quantum bit prototypes in quantum computing system.
Sanskrit is the language of communication of Aryans in India in earlier times. Hindu literature that is growing in most of the Indian subcontinent using this language. In its development, because the rules are so many, people began to leave, especially in their everyday conversations.
The flux-driven amplification of a superconducting resonator is investigated using the adiabatic invariant method. An adiabatic invariant is derived from the Hamiltonian dynamics and the energy expression.
Energy audit is a systematic and scientific way of study of energy usage in a process or system and finding a solution to reduce the consumption of energy without compromising output.
In recent years managing solid wastes has been one of the burning problems in front of state and local authorities. This is due to scarcity of lands for landfill sites. Thus conversion of solid waste to energy is the best approach to reduce space related problems.
El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO),the periodic fluctuation of sea surface temperature(SST)-atmospheric pressure over the tropical Pacific ocean, have great influence on the climate all around the world.
The geospatial techniques have played an important role over the last couple of decades for identifying the land use land cover pattern of an area.
A high resolution ocean general circulation model with a horizontal resolution of 10 Km is used to investigate salinity in the Northern Indian Ocean [65E-95E; 5N-20N].
The Lorenz, 1963 model is a simple model that exhibits features such as nonlinear chaotic behavior and the existence of regimes similar to the actual climate system. It can be used for studying the predictability of climate.
High-resolution numerical ocean modeling has been performed to simulate the circulation features over the Indian Ocean with the help of Ocean General Circulation Model (MITgcm) in the domain [65E-95E; 5N-22N] for the years 1998-2014.
An effort is made to demonstrate performance of the Nucleus for European Modeling of the Ocean (NEMO) model for the Tropical Indian Ocean simulation around [65E-95E; 5S-20N] during 2002-2007.
The Ganga, is one of the most sacred and worshipped river of India, is regarded as the cradle of Indian civilization. The major objectives of the present study were to investigate heavy metal’s concentration in water and sediments of the River Ganga along the different locations of Allahabad.
The synthesis of a new photo catalyst Fe-Zn/GAC, for treatment of phenol bearing wastewater under visible light and the optimization of different parameters like pH, catalyst dosage, H2O2 dosage and under different light intensities have been carried out.
The author has made an attempt to develop a low-cost adsorbent from pine cones, a widely available bio-waste, and to check its suitability through batch study with synthetic Methylene Blue aqueous solution as adsorbate.
Expansive soil is spread over more than twenty percentage area of India. Soils containing montmorillonite clay minerals are susceptible to volumetric changes.
Coarse fraction of soil plays an important role on the geotechnical properties of soil whereas soils having more fines are the most unpredictable and problematic engineering materials for construction of civil structures over it.
Permeability is one of the most important properties of sand-bentonite mixture which is used as a liner material at the waste disposal site, and needs to be understood for settlement analysis.
Flyash is an end product left after the burning of coal in thermal power stations. Experiments are being carried out to find an effective solution for the safe disposal of flyash, and also to use it in other Civil engineering fields.
