Five most promissing topics of research in Building Induced Rainfall Redistribution(BIRR)

BIRR is referred as the impact of impervious areas on the distribution of water after rainfall. The area, type, and texture of various impervious areas like buildings, pavements, roads, etc. do not allow rainfall to infiltrate the soil cover and enforced the water droplets to flow off the watershed as runoff. The impact of buildings on rainfall redistribution and its effect on water availability can yield interesting and useful research proposals. Five of which are listed below:

Impact of BIRR on flood forecasting models
Impact of BIRR on hydrologic response
Impact of BIRR on desertification
Impact of BIRR on water quality
Impact of BIRR on watershed vulnerability

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