Janjun 12

WISWAM
WALMI Information Service on Water management
Volume 22
Issue No. 01 & 02
Contents
Recent Periodical Literature
New Arrivals
Calendar of Events
Addresses of other WALMIs
Jan -June. 2012
Recent periodical literature

Agriculture
004735
Author : Kulkarni, S.M.;Tekale, G.R.
Title : Mati Parikshan ka v kase karave (marathi)
Source : Mahatashtra sinchan Vikas
Vol/Iss/Mth : 26(2),Jan-Mar Year : 2012 Pages : 29-31
Keywords : Soil Testing,
004736
Author : Deshmukh Baradkar, Dilip
Title : Yashsvi sendriya jalshetichi panchsutri (Marathi)
Source : Maharashtra sinchan vikas
Keywords : Organic Farming,
004740
Author : Kshirsagar, K.K.
Title : Deshodeshiche krushi shastradnya - Namvant Mruda Shastradnya : Dr. S.
B. Varade
Source : Baliraja
Vol/Iss/Mth : 42(11), Nov Year : 2011 Pages : 57-60
Keywords : Soil Scientist,
004741
Author : Pendke, M.S.
Title : Shet tale margdarshak tatve (Marathi)
Source : Baliraja
Keywords : Farm Pond,
004742
Author : Raul, V.G.
Title : Jamin kasdar kashi banal ?
Source : Baliraja
Keywords : Soil structure,Soil Development,
004746
Author : Panda, R.K. and others
Title : Managing terraced lowland and medium sloping land for sustainable
Agriculture: a study from the Eastern Ghat region of India.
Source : Irrigation and Drainage
Vol/Iss/Mth : 60(5), Dec Year : 2011 Pages : 694-702
Keywords : Paddy Soils, Irrigation Channel, Eastern Ghat,
Abstract : Judicious management of the Terraced low lands and adjacent medium
sloping lands of the Eastern Ghat region in India was addressed through a case
study, in order to develop a sustainable Agriculture package as a resource for
poor tribal farmers. Quantification of available water resources during the
period 2004-2007 revealed that average base flow and surface flow (as
percentage of total rainfall)at a level of 37.2 and 34.7 percent respectively,
could be made available in the study area and would otherwise go out of the
system without proper utilisation. Economic resource conservation options for
farmers, such as the management of Paddy field riser bunds through construction
of semi mechanical runoff disposal devices supplemented with a Eulaliopsis
binata vegetative barrier, helped in reducing runoff and soil loss by 10.6
percentage and 1.45 tha-1 respectively.
004760
Author : Pawar, D.H.;Tekale, G.R.;Kulkarni, S.M.
Title : Bhat pikavanarya vibhagat pik ferpaltichi avashyakta
Vol/Iss/Mth : 26(3),Apr-June Year : 2012 Pages : 1-4
Keywords : Rice cultivation,Cropping pattern,
004763
Author : Kore, A,R.;Kale, B.P.;Shete, B.M.
Title : Rajyastariya pragatshil shetkari prashikshan vargache pani vyavasthapan
v yogik sheti yavar WALMI Aurangabad yethe Ayojan (marathi)
Keywords : National level Farmer's traning,Yogik farming,WALMI ,
004765
Author : Uplanchevar, Anil
Title : Koradvahu shetitun samrudhha karnare nave nagadi pik -Gongura (Marathi)
Vol/Iss/Mth : 26(3),Apr-June Year : 2012 Pages : 27
Keywords : Dry farming,Gongura,
004767
Author : Durgude, Anil;Deshpande, Ajit
Title : Nadikathachya jamini ksharpad honya pasun vachava (marathi)
Vol/Iss/Mth : 26(3),Apr-June Year : 2012 Pages : 39
Keywords : Saline soil,Crop planning,
004770
Author : Takalkar, H.B.
Title : Kauthe char yojanetil yashaswita (Marathi)
Source : Maharastra sinchan vikas
Keywords : canal system,
Engineering
004738
Author : More, D.M.
Title : Maljalacha shetisathi vapar (Marathi)
Keywords : Waste water use,
004762
Author : Ketkar, S.D.;Ade, Prashant
Title : Thor samarpit Abhiyanta-Sir Clod Inglis (Marathi)
Environment Ecology
004769
Author : Deshmukh , Dilip
Title : Global warming
Keywords : Solar Energy,Montriyal contract,
Geology Earth Science

004739
Author : Pandav, Ramesh
Title : Panyache kajgikaran - eshtata, anishtata (Marathi)
Source : Jalsanvad
Vol/Iss/Mth : 8(1), Jan Year : 2012 Pages : 3-5
Keywords : Water privatisation,
004747
Author : M. Gopalkrishnan
Title : ICID: groundwater resource management.
Vol/Iss/Mth : 60(5), Dec Year : 2011 Pages : 704-705
Keywords : Groundwater management,Hydrogeology,
Abstract : Published online in Wiley online
library.(Wileyonlinelibrary.com)DOI:10.1002/ird.664. For detailed conference
output and papers, a visit to the conference website: http://www.groundwater2011.net/program-and-proceedings is suggested.
Hydraulic Engineering
004757
Author : Sexton, A.M. and others
Title : A stochastic method to chacterize model uncertainty for a Nutrient
TMDL.
Source : Transactions of ASABE
Vol/Iss/Mth : 54(6), Nov-Dec Year : 2011 Pages : 2197-2208
Keywords : Calibration, Modeling,SWAT,
Irrigation
004753
Title : Investment clearance of irrigation projects by planning commission
Source : Bhagirath
Keywords : Planning Commission, irrigation projects,
004732
Author : More, D.M.
Title : Konkanas sinchanache vedh (Marathi)
Keywords : Konkan,
004733
Author : Sodal , S.V.;Deshpande, P.R.
Title : Maharashtratil jalsampada prakshetra -Kal,Aaj v udya (marathi)
Keywords : Irrigation potential,National water policy,Irrigation Act,Irrigation
commission,MMISF,Water charges,
004734
Author : kadale, Ashok;Deshmukh, Anuprita
Title : Karwadi-Nandapur panlot yashogatha (marathi)
Keywords : watershed Development,
004737
Author : Ahire, sanjiv
Title : Panivaparacha aadarsh waghad pariyojana (marathi)
Keywords : Waghad project,Water use,
004743
Author : More D.M.
Title : Konkanas sinchanache vedh (13 vya Maharashtra sinchan parishdechya
nimityane)
Source : Baliraja
Keywords : Irrigation Efficiency,
004744
Author : Dukhovny, V.A.;Ziganshina, D.
Title : Ways to improve water Governance
Source : irrigation and drainage
Vol/Iss/Mth : 60(5),Dec Year : 2011 Pages : 569-578
Keywords : Water Governance,Water law,
Abstract : In order to guarantee access to water for different
countries,regions and individuals,it is necessary to elaborate and adopt for
Governance in general a body of legal,financial,institutional,and economic
tools and mechanisms that would become an indisputable set of rules as a kind
of Bible for modern humankind and as a way to survice.Water Governance should
prevent any attempt to use water as a means of political or economic pressure
or as a good like oil transformed into the subject of profiteering.Water is
holy thing and we all must take care of and save it so that everyone might have
access to water in adequate quantity and quality.
004745
Author : Smedena, L.K.
Title : Drainage Development: driving forces,conducive conditions and
development trajectories
Source : Irrigation and drainage
Vol/Iss/Mth : 60(5),Dec. Year : 2011 Pages : 654-659
Keywords : Drainage Engineering, Agricultural Development ,Rural Development,
Abstract : The core of this consists of an analysis of the forces and conducive
conditions which historically driven the drainage development of agricultural
land. Such forces and conditions are recognised at three levels of discretion:
1)the generic level,2)The Government level 3)The on farm level. The drainage
development for salinity control of irrigated land in the semi arid zone is
treated as a special case of drainage development, driven by its own specific
forces and considerations. It is concluded that drainage development in regular
rainfed agricultural land is primarily driven by its economic utility as an
instrument for achieving more profitable land use and for overcoming
constraints to further agricultural development.
004748
Author : Awan, U.K.and others
Title : Improving irrigation water operation in the lower reaches of the Amu
Darya River - current status and suggestions.
Vol/Iss/Mth : 60(5),Dec Year : 2011 Pages : 600-612
Keywords : Ground water, Salinity, Sustainable water supply,
Abstract : Irrigated agriculture is widespread in the Central Asian drylands
and important for food security of the region. However , irrigation practices,
based on rules made for cotton production on large units, do not provide
adequate guidance for the now widespread small farms that produce cotton, wheat
and rice. Excessive, unsustainable water use is the consequence. Land and water
resource management practices were analysed in 2006 for the irrigated area of a
water users' association (WUA) as a case study.
004749
Author : Tripathi, Vinod kumar and others
Title : Hydraulic performance of drip irrigation systems with municipal waste
water
Source : Journal of agricultural Engineering
Vol/Iss/Mth : 48(2),Apr-Jun Year : 2012 Pages : 15-22
Keywords : Hydraulic performance, Drip irrigation, Waste water, Crop Science,
Abstract : Generation of waste water in huge amounts is putting a lot of
pressure on irrigation engineers for its safe disposal or reuse in agriculture.
Though waste water could contribute to major and minor nutritional requirement
of crops, but the presence of microbial contaminants and toxic elements limits
its use. Utilisation of waste water for irrigation through drip irrigation
system seems to be a good choice to reduce the chances of contamination due to
restricted quantity of water application. Since clogging in such a situation
would be the main problem, its remediation is required for enhanced utilisation
of waste water through drip irrigation system. Physical and chemical
characteristics of waste water were determined and compared with ground water
004750
Author : Nagendra Kumar M, L.M. and others
Title : Irrigation performance assessment in Krishna western delta using remote
sensing and GIS
Source : Journal of Agricultural Engineering
Vol/Iss/Mth : 48(2), Apr-Jun Year : 2011 Pages : 48-51
Keywords : Irrigation performance assessment,Water Application,Crop Yield,
Abstract : The present study was carried out in Krishna Western Delta, with the
data of IRS P6 (Resource Sat-I)LISS III to evaluate the overall performance of
irrigation during Kharif 2005 in Modukur command using performance indicators
and comparing with historical values using Earth Resource Data Analysis System
9.0 and model crop irrigation water requirement. Irrigation performance
assessment was judged by arriving at different performance indicators.
004751
Author : saxena, R.P.;Wakpanjar, V.N.
Title : Issues Involved in Appraisal of medium irrigation projects
Source : Bhagirath
Keywords : Irrigation projects,Project appraisal, Medium Irrigation projects,
Abstract : This Article is based on the experience gained during the course of
appraisal of vast number of medium irrigation projects located in
Maharashtra.The projects are of different types like lift irrigation
schemes,storage schemes,diversion schemes and projects having conjunctive
utilisation,projects not having their own distributing system and so on.The
issues pointed out are with the sole intention of sharing the experiences of
leading to improve the system for expeditious clearance of projects and not to
point out short comings of any agency involved in the process.
004752
Title : Preliminary consolidated report on effect of climate change on water
resources
Source : Bhagirath
Keywords : Climate change,Water resources,Bhakara dam,Himalayas,Satluj Basin,
004754
Author : Benham, B.L.and others
Title : Modeling monitoring and assessment
Vol/Iss/Mth : 54(6),Nov-Dec Year : 2011 Pages : 2167-2170
Keywords : Hydrologic modeling,Hydrology,Monitoring,Water quality,watershed
Management,
Abstract : This article introduces a special collection of nine articles that
addressed a wide range of topics all related to improving the application of
watershed management planning.The articles are grouped into two broadly defined
catagories;modeling applications,and monitoring and assessment.
004755
Author : Jiang, R. and others
Title : Modeling the water balance processes for understanding the components
of river discharge in a non-conservative watershed
Keywords : Water Balance,SWAT,
Abstract : The study was conducted in the Shibetsu watershed eastern Hokkaido,
Japan, to examine the possibility of using the soil and water assessment tool
model in a non conservative watershed with external contribution (EXT).In this
study the EXT was roughly estimated from the water balance equation using
measured data.The average daily flux of EXT was assumed as a point source
discharge in SWAT. The simulation of daily stream flow during the calibration
and validation periods produced satisfactory results.The result indicated that
the EXT was an important water source in the shibetsu watershed, accounting
for47 percent of stream flow during the study period.
004756
Author : Bockhold, D.L. and others
Title : Irrigation scheduling based on crop canopy temperature for humid
environments
Keywords : Water Use Efficiency ,Irrigation Scheduling,
Abstract : The use of infrared thermometers (IR)to measure canopy temperatures
for irrigation scheduling has been successfully applied in arid environments.
Functionality of this technique in humid areas has been limited due to the
presence of low vapor pressure deficits (VPD) and intermittent cloud cover.
This study evaluated an alternate scheduling method for humid environments
based on comparing measured canopy temperature with calculated canopy
temperature of a well watered crop. Irrigation was applied when the measured
canopy temperature was greater than the predicted canopy temperature for more
than three consecutive hours on two consecutive days. This method was evaluated
against well watered, semi stressed, and dry land treatments of Corn, Soybean,
and Cotton on the basis of Yield, irrigation amount and irrigation water use
efficiency (IWUE).
004758
Author : Sheshukov, A.Y. and others
Title : Seasonal and annual impacts of climate change on watershed response
using an Ensemble of global climate models.
Keywords : Climate Change,Global Climate Model,SWAT,Watershed Modeling,Weather
Generator,
004759
Author : Ibekwe, A.B. and others
Title : Variations of Indicator Bacteria in a large Urban watershed
Vol/Iss/Mth : 54(6),Nov-Dec Year : 2011 Pages : 2227-2236
Keywords : Bacteria,Watershed Management,Waste water treatment,
Abstract : This study evaluated the presence of indicator bacteria at 13 sites
in the middle santa ana river watershed (MSAR).The objective of this study were
to:1)examine spatial and temporal charactistics of fecal bacteria loading
during dry weather(low or baseline),flow,wet weather (Storm)flow,and
recessional flow along two creeks, at two waste water treatment plant
(WWTP)outlets,and at a control site in the MSAR:and 2)determine how the various
sampling locations affected indicators bacteria concentrations in the
watershed.This study has provided data for evaluation of the Santa Ana river
watershed's total maximum daily load management plans that could also be
applicable to other large watersheds with different non point source
pollutants.
004761
Author : Hirve, Nandkishore
Title : Swatantrya purva bharatacha jalsinchan itihas (Marathi)
Vol/Iss/Mth : 26(3),Apr-june Year : 2012 Pages : 14-16
Keywords : History of irrigation,
004764
Author : Tarale, Vinayak
Title : Sinchanashivay sheti nirarthak (Marathi)
Keywords : Agriculture,
004766
Author : Katke, P.M.;Bhargodeo, S.P.;Chivate, B.A.
Title : Patbandhare prakalpachya sinchanasathi vaparlelya panyacha punarvapar:
ek prabhavi shastra (Marathi)
Keywords : Reuse of water,
004768
Author : Pol, Tejas
Title : Rastriya jal dhoranat badalanchi garaj (marathi)
Keywords : irrigation planning,
New Arrivals
Author
Jhunjhunwala Bharat (Ed)
Sinha G.N.
Bhushan Chandra,CSE
Agarwal Anil,Narain
Sunita,CSE
Deshpande Dhanajay J
Maharashtra Government;
WRD
Maharashtra Government;
WRD
Vishwakarma,A.,
Brajendra
Wasnik,K.P.
Central water Commission
Reddy S.R.
Bose,T.K.:Mitra,S.K.(ED)
Chattopadhyay T.K.(ED)
Kunte
Y.N.;Kawthalkar,M.P.
ICAR: Chandra K.L.
Title
Economics of River flows: lessons from
Dam removals in America
Strengthening Indian Environmental Laws
Challenge of New Balance :Study of low
carbon growth options
Green politics, Global Environmental
Negotiation
Hand book of Medicinal Herbs
Report on Benchmarking of Irrigation
systems in Maharashtra State,2009-2010
Report on water Auditing of Irrigation
Systems in Maharashtra State 2009-2010
Objective Agronomy
Shelf mark
333.7845/JHU
Women In Agriculture Strategy for socio

economic empowerment
Pricing of water in public system in India
Agronomy of Field crops
Fruits:Tropical,Sub tropical Vol.1 &2
Text Book of pomology (Tropical
fruits),Vol.2
Principles of Horticulture Fruit Growing
630.204/WAS
Hand book of Horticulture
635/ICAR/CHA
344.046/SIN
574.52/BHU/CSE
574.52/CSE/AGA
581.634/DES
627.8/MAHA
627.814/MAHA
630.7/VIS/BRA
631.703/CWC
633/RED
634/BOS/MIT
634.6/CHA
635/KUN/KAW
Calendar of Events
Theme
Organization
Contact
Date
2012-13I
Aug 2631,2012
Admission to postgraduate
programmes in Water Resources
Development & Irrigation Water
Management
Water and Food Security, Call for
workshop Abstract and Event
proposals, World water Week in
Stockholm
Sept,2327,2012
11th ICID, International Drainage

workshop
June-2014
12th International Drainage

Workshop (IDW)) st. Petersburg,
Russia
IIT Roorkee- 247 667

(Uttarakhand), India
Email wrdtc@iitr.ernet.in
SIWI ,Stockholm International
water Institute, Sweden, Emailsiwi@siwi.org
As given in organisation
Egyptian National committee of

ICID
(ENCID),Cairo ,Egypt ,Email<encid@link.com.eg>
Secretary General ,National

Committtee of the Russian
Federation on irrigation and
Drainage (RuCID)
Email-ibond@online.ru
Addresses of other WALMIs

1) Director General
Water and Land Management Training
Research Institute (WALMTARI)
Rajendranagar, Himayatsagar,
HYDRABAD-(A.P.) 500 030
Phone : 040-24015282 (O),
040-23817732
FAX : 040-24016661
E-Mail : dg-walmtari-iwm@rediffmail.com
2) The Chief Engineer & Director
Water & Land Management Institute,
Irrigation Dept, Government of Bihar,
Hardinge Road, Barrack No 5,
West Irrigation Secretariat
PATNA 800 001, BIHAR
Phone : 0612 452204 (O)
FAX : 0612-452232
3)
4)
The Chief Engineer & Director

Water & Land Management Institute,
P.B. No 80, Vadod Road, Anand,
GUJRAT388 110
Phone: 02692- 61851,62450
FAX :02692-41651
Director
Water &Land Management Institute
WALMI Hills,Kaliasote Dam, kolar Road
P.B.No.535, Ravishankarnagar BHOPAL-462 016,M.P.
Phone-: 0755-2492673-(O)
FAX : 0755-2492432
E-Mail-walmi@rediffmail.com
mpwalmi@sancharnet.in
5)
Director
Water &Land Management Institute

WALMI, At Pratapnagari, P.O.Telengapentha,
Cuttack-, ORISSA,India,753051
Phone-(0671)2686426,2686431,2686432 (O)
FAX: (0671)2686430
6) Director
Irrigation Management & Training
Institute,Dadabari Road,Near CAD circle,
Kota Junction
Kota-324004- RAJASTHAN
Phone: 0744500642,500682 (O)
FAX: 0744- 427029,421930
7)
Director
Irrigation Managememt & Training Institute
P.O.Box 16,V.V.Kottai Thuvakudy,Tiruchirappalli,620015,TAMILNADU.
Phone: 91431500088 (O)
FAX:91431500603
Email:dirimti@tamilnaduimti.org
8) Director
Water & Land Management Institute
WALMI Bhawan,Utratia,
LUCKNOW-226 025,U.P.
Phone:0522-440309/440553
FAX : 0522-440309
E-Mail: Walmeup@sancharnet.in
9) Director
Water &Land management Institute
Belur, Industrial area,P.B.No.6,PB Road post Mummigatti,Dharwad-580001
KARNATAKA
Phone-0836-2486893,
Fax-0836-2486889
Email:walmidharwad@sify.com
10) Director
North Eastern Regional Institute of
Water &Land management (NERIWALM)
Government of India, P.O. Kaliabhomora,
Dolabari, TEZPUR-784027 ASSAM
Phone:03712-220686/231007/232007
FAX: 03712-221977
E-mail:neriwalm@sify.com

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WISWAM

WALMI Information Service on Water management

Issue No. 01 & 02

Jan -June. 2012

Recent periodical literature

Geology Earth Science

Women In Agriculture Strategy for socio

Hand book of Horticulture

11th ICID, International Drainage

12th International Drainage

IIT Roorkee- 247 667

Egyptian National committee of

Secretary General ,National

Addresses of other WALMIs

The Chief Engineer & Director

Water &Land Management Institute

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