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Hydrological modelling of Bhagirathi River basin using HEC-HMS
River basins around the world are better understood through hydrological models. However, the development and application of hydrological models, particularly under the influence of climate change, is a daunting task. The present research describes the simulation of streamflows in the Bhagirathi River basin using HEC-HMS hydrological model. This subbasin is a part of the Ganga basin and is situated in the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand, India. The Tehri dam reservoir is a seasonally regulated reservoir, and changes in the hydrological regime of the river basin would necessitate changes in its operational strategies. The HEC-HMS model is simulated for single and three-year time windows from 2010 to 2015, including calibration and validation of the model. Results of the simulation indicated a close agreement between the observed and simulated data. The efficiency of the HEC-HMS model in simulating the streamflows at the outlet of Tehri has clearly been demonstrated in this research.
Hydrological modelling of Bhagirathi River basin using HEC-HMS
River basins around the world are better understood through hydrological models. However, the development and application of hydrological models, particularly under the influence of climate change, is a daunting task. The present research describes the simulation of streamflows in the Bhagirathi River basin using HEC-HMS hydrological model. This subbasin is a part of the Ganga basin and is situated in the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand, India. The Tehri dam reservoir is a seasonally regulated reservoir, and changes in the hydrological regime of the river basin would necessitate changes in its operational strategies. The HEC-HMS model is simulated for single and three-year time windows from 2010 to 2015, including calibration and validation of the model. Results of the simulation indicated a close agreement between the observed and simulated data. The efficiency of the HEC-HMS model in simulating the streamflows at the outlet of Tehri has clearly been demonstrated in this research.
Hydrological modelling of Bhagirathi River basin using HEC-HMS
Dimri, Tripti (author) / Ahmad, Shamshad (author) / Sharif, Mohammed (author)
Journal of Applied Water Engineering and Research ; 11 ; 249-261
2023-04-03
13 pages
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