Completed Internal R&D Studies
- Application of a distributed hydrological model for river basin planning and management
- Assessing Climate Change Impact across KBK (Kalahandi-Bolangir-Koraput) region of Odisha
- Assessment of effects of sedimentation on the capacity/life of Bhakra reservoir (Gobind Sagar) on river Satluj and Pong reservoir on river Beas.
- Assessment of Water Footprint of the National Capital Territory (NCT) of India
- Climate change effects on hydrology of the Tawi basin in Western Himalaya
- Cryospheric system studies and runoff modeling of Ganglass catchment, Leh, ladakh Range
- Development of a flood forecasting model for the Chenab Basin
- Development of window based software for Flood Estimation
- Development of window based software for Hydrological Data Processing and Unit Hydrograph Analysis
- GIS Based Dams and Drought Information System
- Glacier change and glacier runoff variation in the upper Satluj river basin
- Hydrological evaluation of Leh flash flood August 5, 2010
- Hydrological process and characterization of Lesser Himalayan Catchments
- Integrated approach for snowmelt runoff studies and effect of anthropogenic activities in Beas basin
- Isotopic characteristics of Cryospheric Water of Jammu & Kashmir, India.
- Mathematical representation of Elevation-Area-Capacity curves for Indian reservoirs
- NIH_Basin – A WINDOWS based model for water resources assessment in a river basin
- Runoff modelling of Shyok River, Karakorum Range
- Trend and variability analysis of rainfall and temperature in Himalayan region
- Variability of the Hydro-climatic variables in Punjab Plains of Lower Satluj
- Web Based Information System for Major and Minor Lake of India
- Web GIS based Snow Cover Information System for Himalayas
- Web GIS based snow cover information system for the Indus Basin
- Development of window based software for hydrological data processing and Unit Hydrograph Analysis
- Development of window based software for Flood Estimation
- Real time flood modelling using HEC-RTS modelling framework
- Developments of Water Accounts for Subarnarekha Basin Using Water Accounting Plus (WA+) Framework
- Upgradation of NIH_ReSyP to .NET Platform – a Reservoir Operation Package
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