You will be happy to know that the first edition of the HydroGeek Newsletter of the year 2023 is launched

The content of the first edition is as given below :

Cover Feature: The Free Software for Water Resource Management

Feature 1: A case study of the ELECTRE Decision-Making Method in Water Resource: How to use the technique in the selection of the best solution among the available many.

Feature 2: Project Idea on Climate Change Impact Studies

Feature 3: Instrument Recommendation: An instrument that can monitor more than seven water quality parameters in real-time

Regular Features: News and Views, Recommended New and Old Books, More Project Ideas, etc.

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Five Most Innovative Rain Water Harvesting Projects

Rainwater harvesting is known to be one of the most prominent solutions to the impending vulnerability of many watersheds all over the world due to climate change impacts. The rejuvenation of the watersheds with the help of innovative rainwater harvesting can prevent further deterioration of the basins. Below are the five most intelligent water harvesting methods adopted by the stakeholders to restore their watersheds which ensured their sustainability. Mega muddy rainwater harvesting System/project "Harvested water is used for fish farming, banana plantation, Sericulture, Floriculture and for other purposes." Story of Dhun "the first step for his dream project was to bring water to this dry land and using traditional water harvesting practices the land today has more than 8 waterbodies in it..." Rain Water Harvesting in Kenya, Ethiopia, and Uganda "There is hardly a place in the world where it never rains. Rainwater belongs to everyone. And the methods to coll

Autocorrelation in Water Resource Development

A new article was posted in HydroGeek : Five Most Recent Research Works on Autocorrelation in Water Resource Management Autocorrelation is the correlation between two part of a single data series and is useful when the trendability of a parameter is approximated with the help of data. Most used in water research study. This article highlights the most recent research works on the application of autocorrelation on water resource development studies. Click here to read it in HydroGeek @Mrinmoy's Page @data_hydrology , @Merchandise or @ @products_sustainability Add to Listy /

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