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#280 From: "Dolezal Frantisek" <dolezal@...>
Date:: Sun May 1, 2005 9:45 am
Subject:: Re: Nitrate in groundwater 		frantisekdol...
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Prague, 1/5/05

Dear colleague,

I am also working a little bit in the nitrate pollution problems in
agricultural areas. I think that you have principally three options:

a) To investigate (by measurements, surveys, models etc.) the possible paths
of nitrate spreading from the suspect sources to the place of interest. Here
also the time pattern of pollution may be explanatory (e.g., the seasonal
variation) of nitrate concentrations in groundwater), as well as its
relation to water balance and groundwater table height.

b) To carry out a field experiment by adding additional sources of pollution
of a certain type of excluding them. Perhaps the real life has made several
such exeperiments for you (you may try to compare several different
locations in which the sources of nitrogen are different).

c) To use 15N as a tracer.

None of these option is simple and cheap, unfortunately.

With best regards,

Frantisek Dolezal

Ing. Frantisek Dolezal CSc. (Ph.D.)
Vyzkumny ustav melioraci a ochrany pudy
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Sent: Saturday, April 30, 2005 5:31 PM
Subject: [hydrologymodel] Nitrate in groundwater


> Hello colleuges,
> Is there a way to determine the source of nitrate in groundwater if it
> is from agricultural activities or wasterwater , landfill, ...etc?
>
>
> Thank you in advance
>

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#279 From: srinivasa rao <ysrao88@...>
Date:: Sun May 1, 2005 4:50 am
Subject:: Re: Nitrate in groundwater 		ysrao88
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Dear Dr. Husamb,

There is a standard analytical method of nitrate determination in water sample
either it may be from agricultural activity, or wste water or landfill. And also
there are some techniques of nitrate determination using electrode dipping
instruments.

yours

Dr. Y. srinivasa rao

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Is there a way to determine the source of nitrate in groundwater if it
is from agricultural activities or wasterwater , landfill, ...etc?


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#278 From: "Dr. Seyed Hamidreza Sadeghi" <shrsadeghi@...>
Date:: Sun May 1, 2005 4:30 am
Subject:: Re: Nitrate in groundwater 		shrsadeghi
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Dear Husamb
Hello
I am not pollution specialist but I think this can be
simply done by sampling from the pollution sources and
recognition of nitrogen ingridents compare to ones
find in groundwater.
Best Wishes

--- husamb <husamb@...> wrote:

> Hello colleuges,
> Is there a way to determine the source of nitrate in
> groundwater if it
> is from agricultural activities or wasterwater ,
> landfill, ...etc?
>
>
> Thank you in advance
>
>
>
>


Dr. S.H.R. Sadeghi
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College of Natural Resources, Tarbiat Modares University,
Noor 46417, Mazandaran, Iran
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#277 From: "husamb" <husamb@...>
Date:: Sat Apr 30, 2005 3:31 pm
Subject:: Nitrate in groundwater 		husamb
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Hello colleuges,
Is there a way to determine the source of nitrate in groundwater if it
is from agricultural activities or wasterwater , landfill, ...etc?


Thank you in advance

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#276 From: baris cozer <bariscozer@...>
Date:: Sat Apr 30, 2005 3:08 pm
Subject:: using gis on dam planning 		bariscozer
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Hello Everyone

Here is the subject of my thesis that you saw on the subject bar (using gis on
dam planning).I have some ideas about the subject but i searched the whole
internet and did not encounter anything about on it.There are lots of usage on
hydrological area but not on dam planning.

Has anyone have any document or link on this topic ?

Thank you very much for your interests from now

BarisCozer (Dubrovnik/Croatia)


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#275 From: "dr_haron" <dr_haron@...>
Date:: Wed Apr 27, 2005 1:54 pm
Subject:: Article needed 		dr_haron
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Hello Everybody,

Anyone of you has this article:

  Title: SALINE GROUNDWATER IN ISRAEL - ITS BEARING ON THE WATER CRISIS
IN THE COUNTRY
Author(s): VENGOSH A, ROSENTHAL E
Source: JOURNAL OF HYDROLOGY 156 (1-4): 389-430 APR 1994
Document Type: Article
Language: English


Thank you in advance

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#274 From: "Chris Hauser" <chris.hauser@...>
Date:: Fri Apr 22, 2005 3:01 pm
Subject:: RE: how to predict downstream monthly discharge using the upstream monthly discharge in an arid area 		kamehameha1960
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I have never seen the Muskingum method used to "route" monthly discharge
data; I have only seen it used to route flood hydrographs.

You mention that you have an initial water storage of 500,000,000 m^3.  Does
this mean you have a dam on the river?  Where is this dam located relative
to 1) your stream gage where you got this flow data, and 2) the point
downstream where you want to predict the stream flows?


Chris Hauser, P.E.
Toledo, OH
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Subject: [hydrologymodel] how to predict downstream monthly discharge using
the upstream monthly discharge in an arid area


Dear all:
I want to know how to predict downstream monthly discharge using  the
upstream monthly discharge in an arid area a)Muskingum method  is used for
this problem,but
1) the time scale in this study is month,flood peak usually appears in Aug
in upstream and in Oct in downsteam 2)and evaporation are much larger than
rainfall and evaporation can not be neglected which can be neglected in less
time scale such as hour or day b)regression mothod is also used ,but the R^2
no more than 0.70 for more clear description,i paste the data below,anyone
would tell me how to deal with this problem?any response is appreciated.the
initial  water storage is about 500,000,000m^3.
thank you
regards
Daqing Liu
            month      upin(10^6m^3) downout(10^6m^3)   rainfall(mm)
evaporation(mm)
Jan-700.09500.952.46
Feb-700.26502.656.45
Mar-701.284900.7523.13
Apr-7042.9049810.264323.688.64
May-7047.304769.2404836.395.18
Jun-7025.102562.332861.95109
Jul-7041.2528410.47254213.970.08
Aug-7048.1547352.4966467.485.6
Sep-7036.6987732.918428.2563.72
Oct-7020.7083325.766213.6540.49
Nov-707.61247522.239362.6510.77
Dec-700.1055.7853440.654.02
Jan-710.0400.44.62
Feb-710.2302.39.42
Mar-710.32503.2531.74
Apr-715.7846774.458247.993.81
May-7122.943417.74057656.270.57
Jun-7137.337243.369642.5582.67
Jul-7130.265226.56208124.297.38
Aug-7116.633456.45494468.2592.72
Sep-7127.641661.94446.7556.65
Oct-7122.692074.4193620.544.76
Nov-7110.3853612.337922.0513.67
Dec-710.2453.5890562.453.84
Jan-720.0100.14.32
Feb-720.19501.9510.29
Feb-721.103874010.938.44
Mar-724.3941826.5836821.4581.33
Apr-725.185894.74076810.65108.37
May-7212.733141.8921696.495.96
Jun-7262.975433.21408102.2580.28
Jul-72126.0415.70499246.7573.42
Aug-7273.973920.0102439.9549.9
Sep-7268.1691889.726429.4520.58
Oct-7250.1333363.24488.311.21
Nov-722.4504956.7495681.253.36
Jan-730.0100.12.88
Feb-730.2802.87.75
Feb-731.28454100.8526.35
Mar-7344.5034119.7769616.4563.57
Apr-7363.9407723.2485142.279.7
May-7358.0659132.659215.5100.32
Jun-7374.8652527.85536160.792.71
Jul-7389.6136165.35296105.1566.41
Aug-7355.3396368.42884.4575.34
Sep-7318.1841749.55047.2540.55
Oct-736.33634923.9241623.3511.34
Nov-730.1043691.0177920.853.12
Jan-740.1301.33.78
Feb-740.12501.256.45
Feb-740.35503.5520.15
Mar-745.73471314.2819210.0564.13
Apr-7441.5198512.5081370.9577.51
May-74125.14127.2835230.2583.96
Jun-7455.738637.419168120.4594.77
Jul-7442.8420719.3648380.1593.38
Aug-7442.6882723.3798466.0551.07
Sep-7437.3183131.0694411.7541.42
Oct-7410.2674716.511045.111.21
Nov-740.091.0177920.32.76
Jan-750.17501.754.38
Feb-750.1301.37.13
Feb-750.39774703.934.41
Mar-7516.5606210.2643210.192.67
Apr-7515.210589.2404833.4599.7
May-7530.5397115.0336125.7102.2
Jun-7557.9854725.4983763.8596.24
Jul-7546.4588740.7116833.7121.41
Aug-755.18976329.548816.8595.32
Sep-752.35855138.301129.554.06
Oct-753.2939628.77120.324.82
Nov-750.0388745.0086080.356.42
Jan-760.04500.456.48
Feb-760.1301.319.53
Feb-760.9709.747.68
Mar-761.34498.7091210.3595.13
Apr-7610.3535910.7939531.8136.9
May-7620.492143.9916871.1106.52
Jun-7612.8265210.9278760.75145.2
Jul-7616.0911113.3384373.6595.63
Aug-7631.4084619.180820.196.04
Sep-7624.6398621.641478.2567.27
Oct-763.80887412.597122.5512.03
Nov-760.20.9374423.96
Jan-770.11501.152.7
Feb-770.0500.56.88
Mar-771.417747014.140.55
Apr-771.76971311.6899210.397.02
May-7711.846358.81193633.45161.37
Jun-7729.510575.184118.05103.05
Jul-7763.473067.445952139.05117.9
Aug-7762.1911720.1147838.65128.66
Sep-7719.564931.622412.95125.11
Oct-775.14220232.9443243.6580.79
Nov-770.62832922.731844.1518.52
Dec-770.3751.5802563.753.42
Jan-780.21502.153.48
Feb-780.13501.358.56
Mar-780.34535902.6545.26
Apr-7834.061385.676488.55102.94
May-7813.056663.85689612137.41
Jun-7820.59611.5292891.3131.96
Jul-7823.991482.43734470.95114.8
Aug-7832.155445.83891218.05123.91
Sep-7826.5859911.6380866.4589.87
Oct-7811.54515.561512.9548.67
Nov-781.8613.42656320.85
Dec-780.2351.0445762.256.42
Jan-790.2502.56.06
Feb-790.4904.910.11
Mar-790.2701.736.89
Apr-795.3126472.851214.8588.26
May-798.1413492.3837762.2157.31
Jun-7932.721431.6329663.55144.36
Jul-7947.898211.7409669.75140.21
Aug-7916.88720.91065680.35130.15
Sep-7923.412730.20476829.4597.79
Oct-7915.469053.1337283.9577.81
Nov-792.66648510.186562.426.71
Dec-791.109.811.58
Jan-800.1801.88.34
Feb-800.01500.1518.04
Mar-800.19261100.467.46
Apr-8011.521353.2918412.596.26
May-8020.2252.78553611.45139.96
Jun-8021.350770.9590466.7135.88
Jul-8060.441467.3656121.15116.1
Aug-80177.704337.497669.3112.09
Sep-8065.00275100.310492.975.86
Oct-8017.88007109.54666.457.35
Nov-803.79157147.9522.1531.5
Dec-800.3266213.615841.8511.76
Jan-8100014.76
Feb-810.37503.7516.49
Mar-810.88986407.4543.34
Apr-8119.4771420.0102425.25118.38
May-8144.3381425.0698261.1599.47
Jun-8113.2738116.718471.75126.45
Jul-8130.2230870.9776164.25107.15
Aug-8159.81768132.8486163.0591.83
Sep-8139.01765117.93613.2593.77
Oct-8118.53731136.062740.1545.51
Nov-815.44652176.20480.1516.25
Dec-810.4104957.1245441.858.52
Jan-820.03500.358.04
Feb-820.2802.816.93
Mar-823.10324205.644.14
Apr-8244.2615630.844811.7588.07
May-82101.178927.3196861.5597.46
Jun-8239.1440517.23686.9145.7
Jul-8241.7069313.7401939.7129.35
Aug-8261.414948.99942451.3119.69
Sep-8248.8982139.139283.7578.71
Oct-8214.4285593.7441854
Nov-823.5509461.68966.8516.82
Dec-820.7038744.36579255.22
Jan-830.0900.93.96
Feb-830.02500.257.87
Mar-831.4167930.4821120.7540.61
Apr-8340.5670426.4384111.85108.86
May-8328.5564842.0508836.15103.21
Jun-8330.88716109.3824141.978.05
Jul-83146.6101171.9533208.9586.52
Aug-83208.2719174.631752.490.82
Sep-83113.5367117.676830.872.94
Oct-8326.56079105.5292.853.38
Nov-837.48341559.356814.117.77
Dec-830.6781068.70482.85.94
Jan-840.2302.33.48
Feb-840.2302.38.06
Mar-842.149591017.0526.66
Apr-8421.6043829.7561631.481.21
May-8415.1014632.0872340.0599.56
Jun-8423.6536921.254460.95104.54
Jul-84108.957550.19322145.8103.46
Aug-84202.628577.40576138.792.84
Sep-84114.1675146.681345.5580.2
Oct-8447.04316169.43569.9545.07
Nov-8411.6210391.49764.0519.09
Dec-840.76261114.811552.15.1
Jan-850.5805.83.48
Feb-850.59505.958.99
Mar-851.4011620.4339010.145.38
Apr-8532.5854532.451842.6102.69
May-8520.310614.993685.9139.14
Jun-8531.9324314.56704160.25110.78
Jul-8592.8746812.7491898.05101.02
Aug-85204.093158.36234157.8573.72
Sep-8541.26663118.013869.169.95
Oct-8519.8492143.29449.556.98
Nov-856.00227486.261762.0522.18
Dec-850.99860112.277797.454.14
Jan-860.1301.34.74
Feb-860.5605.610.73
Mar-862.2732860.5571074.432.98
Apr-8636.1149350.880961.0589.27
May-8622.3106228.8115526.35101.66
Jun-8651.373215.2150473.4109.49
Jul-8661.9150126.9447180.5579.79
Aug-86144.759269.6919767.988.45
Sep-86103.919466.7180849.777.35
Oct-8659.910794.815364.3544.45
Nov-8614.4307555.105922.0514.24
Dec-860.5936018.6244481.24.92
Jan-870.4950.0535684.956
Feb-870.1701.79.86
Mar-871.61959102.2528.64
Apr-87123.207126.461734.273.4
May-8786.1225819.2041318.9585.73
Jun-8786.5939210.2643283.4109.94
Jul-8794.7199917.2489121.199.55
Aug-87171.524353.83584210.277.75
Sep-8760.91646122.731257.277.8
Oct-8732.97487126.902634.0548.3
Nov-876.39682981.6220812.614.11
Dec-870.71549516.57934.14.74
Jan-880.0750.5624640.754.44
Feb-880.1801.88.25
Mar-884.8715420.0401764.1530.69
Apr-8845.7121251.6585622.4574.66
May-8835.5889550.4342777.9572.77
Jun-8833.7181391.3939238.75129.43
Jul-8882.2392107.136221.3580.66
Aug-8819.94978212.397157.6598.31
Sep-8814.47482132.606745.770.79
Oct-8810.82103114.126637.752.89
Nov-883.60611269.15456623.75
Dec-880.39986415.285633.455.88
Jan-890.13501.353.3
Feb-8900011.84
Mar-894.2336940.1848116.8535.34
Apr-897.82954840.30566.8582.22
May-8910.8618528.605311.1104.49
Jun-8958.1457817.18496102.4107.16
Jul-8943.7475212.4545680.196.78
Aug-8960.404757.07633344.6114.88
Sep-8940.287873.89059215.4584.03
Oct-8939.514547.90663725.9573.9
Nov-896.1844558.7894721.3523.81
Dec-891.3604950.6963849.056.66

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#273 From: "Įõ´óĒģ " <dqliu@...>
Date:: Wed Apr 20, 2005 8:45 am
Subject:: how to predict downstream monthly discharge using the upstream monthly discharge in an arid area 		dqliu@...
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Dear all:
I want to know how to predict downstream monthly discharge using  the
upstream monthly discharge in an arid area
a)Muskingum method  is used for this problem,but
1) the time scale in this study is month,flood peak usually appears in Aug
in upstream and in Oct in downsteam
2)and evaporation are much larger than rainfall and evaporation can not be
neglected which can be neglected in less time scale such as hour or day
b)regression mothod is also used ,but the R^2 no more than 0.70
for more clear description,i paste the data below,anyone would tell me how
to deal with this problem?any response is appreciated.the initial  water
storage is about 500,000,000m^3.
thank you
regards
Daqing Liu
            month      upin(10^6m^3) downout(10^6m^3)   rainfall(mm)
evaporation(mm)
Jan-700.09500.952.46
Feb-700.26502.656.45
Mar-701.284900.7523.13
Apr-7042.9049810.264323.688.64
May-7047.304769.2404836.395.18
Jun-7025.102562.332861.95109
Jul-7041.2528410.47254213.970.08
Aug-7048.1547352.4966467.485.6
Sep-7036.6987732.918428.2563.72
Oct-7020.7083325.766213.6540.49
Nov-707.61247522.239362.6510.77
Dec-700.1055.7853440.654.02
Jan-710.0400.44.62
Feb-710.2302.39.42
Mar-710.32503.2531.74
Apr-715.7846774.458247.993.81
May-7122.943417.74057656.270.57
Jun-7137.337243.369642.5582.67
Jul-7130.265226.56208124.297.38
Aug-7116.633456.45494468.2592.72
Sep-7127.641661.94446.7556.65
Oct-7122.692074.4193620.544.76
Nov-7110.3853612.337922.0513.67
Dec-710.2453.5890562.453.84
Jan-720.0100.14.32
Feb-720.19501.9510.29
Feb-721.103874010.938.44
Mar-724.3941826.5836821.4581.33
Apr-725.185894.74076810.65108.37
May-7212.733141.8921696.495.96
Jun-7262.975433.21408102.2580.28
Jul-72126.0415.70499246.7573.42
Aug-7273.973920.0102439.9549.9
Sep-7268.1691889.726429.4520.58
Oct-7250.1333363.24488.311.21
Nov-722.4504956.7495681.253.36
Jan-730.0100.12.88
Feb-730.2802.87.75
Feb-731.28454100.8526.35
Mar-7344.5034119.7769616.4563.57
Apr-7363.9407723.2485142.279.7
May-7358.0659132.659215.5100.32
Jun-7374.8652527.85536160.792.71
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#272 From: "C. P. Kumar" <cpkumar@...>
Date:: Thu Apr 21, 2005 6:09 am
Subject:: Best Paper Award 		cpkumar
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Dear Friends,

It is my pleasure to inform you that Executive Council of Indian Association of
Hydrologists in its meeting held on April 13, 2005 decided to give 'Best paper
award' for the papers published in Hydrology Journal of IAH. This award carries
a cash amount of Rs. 10,000 (Rs. Ten thousand, to be distributed equally if
there are more than one authors in the paper) and a certificate. This would be a
good incentive for the authors. This award is open for the papers published in
28 th issue of the journal i.e. papers published in 2005. In the light of this
information, I request to the researchers/ professional hydrologists to
contribute technical papers for the Journal. Hydrology Journal publishes
scientific papers of National / international significance in the field of
hydrology and water resources.

Hydrology Journal
Indian Association of Hydrologists (http://www.nih.ernet.in/iah/) is publishing
"Hydrology Journal" on quarterly basis since 1980. It is devoted to the
publication of scientific papers of national and international significance in
the field of hydrology and water resources, including the following topics: (i)
Hydrologic design and modelling, (ii) catchment hydrology, (iii) environmental
hydrology, (iv) snow and ice hydrology, (v) field instrumentation, (vi)
groundwater (vii) unsaturated zone processes, (vii) erosion and sedimentation,
(viii) arid and semi-arid hydrology, (ix) hydrometeorology, (x) geophysical and
nuclear applications, (xi) remote sensing & GIS, (xii) hydrological extremes,
and (xiii) water availability and water balance.

Guidelines to Author for Preparation of Papers
The manuscript in triplicate or in 3.5" floppy disk (MS Word) should be
addressed to the Editor, HYDROLOGY Journal at the following address :

           Dr. N. K. Goel
           Editor, Hydrology Journal
           Indian Association of Hydrologists
           Department of Hydrology
           Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee - 247 667 (India)

Manuscript
Should be typewritten on only one side of A4 size paper with wide margin on one
side. Generally, there is no page charge, but authors are advised to confine
their manuscripts to 15 typewritten pages (including abstract, references,
tables, and figures). The first page should contain a concise but informative
title (not exceeding 70 characters), an abstract not exceeding 200 words, and
five keywords (to be used for indexing purpose). Names of the author(s) along
with telephone, fax, e-mail numbers of the author(s) should be provided on a
separate page. For headings, first capital, and rest small letters in each word
for other headings. Five reprints of the published paper will be supplied free
of charge and sent to the corresponding author.

Mathematical Symbols and Notations
Symbols should be defined wherever they appear first in the text.

Drawings and Tables
All illustrations (e.g., figures, and drawings) should be drawn on good quality
tracing paper with dense black drawing in a proportion so that details (e.g.,
lines, numbers, symbols, letters) are clearly visible after a reduction to
alteast one half of the original size, and shoild be numbered consequently in
the order they are mentioned in the text. Each illustration should have a
legend; these should be on a separate page and numbered consequently. Tables
should also similarly numbered. With new generation DTP softwares, these could
be made embedded on the text. Photographs (in black and white, unless otherwise
warranted) should be submitted as un-mounted glossy enlargements showing good
details and moderate contrast.

References
References to published literature appearing in the text should be in the form "
as mentioned by Todd (1980)" or as given by Katiyar et al. (1993)". These
references should be listed alphabetically at the end of the text in the
following style:

Todd, D.K., 1980. Groundwater Hydrology, 2nd Ed., John Wiley, New york.

Katiyar, V.S., Juyal, G.P., and Dadhwal, K.S., 1993. Water resource conservation
in a mined watershed in the U.P. Himalaya, Hydrology Journal, XVI (1 & 2), 1-13.

For further information, please contact the following:

Dr. N. K. Goel
Professor and Editor, Hydrology Journal
Department of Hydrology
Indian Institute of Technology
Roorkee - 247 667, India
Tel  : ++91 1332  285814 (office); 285185 (residence)
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Adjunct Professor,
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University of Waterloo,
Waterloo, Canada
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From: N.K. Goel
To: C. P. Kumar
Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2005 5:25 PM
Subject: Best paper award


Dear CP,

Kindly give wide publicity to the enclosed information. Thanks in advance.

N.K. Goel


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#271 From: "herodelft" <herodelft@...>
Date:: Mon Apr 4, 2005 3:45 pm
Subject:: looking for a job 		herodelft
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Hello everybody

I am a civile Engineer, have  a MSc and PhD  in hydrological
Engineering. I have a good academic and research experince as well as
practical experince.
I have alsi an excellent knowlege of groundwater modelling,
programming, and stochastic modelling.


good communications skills, (speak, write, and read three languages)
For more info, send me email,

regards

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#270 From: "herodelft" <herodelft@...>
Date:: Fri Mar 18, 2005 3:44 pm
Subject:: Unsaturated Zone modelling 		herodelft
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Hello everybody

I am to model the movemenet of pollutants in the unsaturated zone.
The area which I am going to model suffers from nitrate pollution as
a result of heavy application of fertilizers and pesticides. Since I
have never modelled the unsaturated zone, but the groundwater, I have
some questions:

-What is the best methodology and software to handle this problem?
-I have hear of MikeShe and Hydrus, anyone has an idea about them? or
any advice regarding the best software to use?
-What kind of data is required to do this task?


I would highly appreciate any help


best regards,

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#269 From: "praveena_mitran" <praveena_mitran@...>
Date:: Sat Mar 12, 2005 2:56 pm
Subject:: Questionnaire 		praveena_mitran
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Hi,

I'm Praveena Mitran, a Media Research student from the University of
Pune. As part of my fourth semester dissertation, I'm conducting a
research on Online Communities. I was given the reference of this
group by Mr. C. P. Kumar. The aim of my research is `To study how
Internet is a platform in creating New Social Identities with
specific reference to online communities.' By online communities, I
mean an aggregation of people on the Internet who come together (to
form groups) in order to fulfill a particular purpose which is very
well defined.

In order to gain insight into such online communities, I'm conducting
an online survey of 100 respondents. I'm sending my questionnaire
across to you, which you can find at
http://www.geocities.com/praveena_mitran/index.html

Please take out some time to fill up the brief questionnaire. Your
inputs and efforts would be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Praveena Mitran.

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#268 From: karan singh <ksmanta@...>
Date:: Thu Mar 10, 2005 2:25 pm
Subject:: Re: freshwater sources 		ksmanta
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Dr Srinivas Rao
Thank you for your response sir. The objective of my
study is to understand and offer remedial solutions
for any freshwater problems caused by the tsunami -
especially in coastal India and the Andamans.

The way i see it, the study can be divided in the
following way:
1. Understanding traditional sources of freshwater in
islands and coastal areas
2. Understanding the impact the tsunami has had on
these sources
3. Offering remedial measures to restore these
traditional sources
4. Offer alternative sources of freshwater apart from
traditional ones - eg rainwater harvesting.


Regards
Karan

--- srinivasa rao <ysrao88@...> wrote:

> Dear Mr. Karan Singh,
>
> Depending on the objectives of your search for
> freshwater locations (i.e., pinpointwise or
> pocketwise), the studies to be done.
>
> Let me inform me your objectve of study and purpose
> of study. Then we will go further study in detail.
> There is lot of literature available for the study
> of freshwater identification and saltwater intrusion
> studies.
>
> Regarding the tsunami affect on saline water, you
> should have to have the data of water quality and
> groundstudies before the tsunami. Then we could
> compare the extent and impact of tsunami on water
> quality.  There is no doubt, the water quality
> changes would be there, we have to able to demarcate
> the boundary upto what extent that has been occured.
>
> For detailed study, you reply with details with your
> objectives and purpose.
>
> with best wishes,
>
> yours
>
> Dr. Y. Srinivasa rao
>
> karan singh <ksmanta@...> wrote:
> Hi
> I need some information on the following
> 1. Sources of freshwater in islands and coastal
> areas
> 2. Extent and nature of problems due to saline water
> intrusion in the tsunami hit areas
>
> Any help would be appreciated - websites, articles,
> opinions etc.
>
> Regards
> Karan
> Bangalore
> India
>




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#267 From: srinivasa rao <ysrao88@...>
Date:: Thu Mar 10, 2005 12:06 pm
Subject:: Re: freshwater sources 		ysrao88
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Dear Mr. Karan Singh,

Depending on the objectives of your search for freshwater locations (i.e.,
pinpointwise or pocketwise), the studies to be done.

Let me inform me your objectve of study and purpose of study. Then we will go
further study in detail. There is lot of literature available for the study of
freshwater identification and saltwater intrusion studies.

Regarding the tsunami affect on saline water, you should have to have the data
of water quality and groundstudies before the tsunami. Then we could compare the
extent and impact of tsunami on water quality.  There is no doubt, the water
quality changes would be there, we have to able to demarcate the boundary upto
what extent that has been occured.

For detailed study, you reply with details with your objectives and purpose.

with best wishes,

yours

Dr. Y. Srinivasa rao

karan singh <ksmanta@...> wrote:
Hi
I need some information on the following
1. Sources of freshwater in islands and coastal areas
2. Extent and nature of problems due to saline water
intrusion in the tsunami hit areas

Any help would be appreciated - websites, articles,
opinions etc.

Regards
Karan
Bangalore
India

--- Luis E Marin <lmarin@...> wrote:
> Your problem is one that many of us from the
> developing countries face
> regularly. One idea is to identify persons who would
> agree to proof-read
> your manuscripts. Even if English is not they mother
> tongue, everyone learns
> and benefits from the experience.
>
> Luis E Marin
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
>
>




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#266 From: Sunil <guy8024@...>
Date:: Thu Mar 10, 2005 10:10 am
Subject:: Help Regarding HYDRUS and UNSATCHEM models 		guy8024
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Respected Sir/Madam,

I am working on unsaturated zone modeling in lateritic
soils of coastal karnataka, India, having Arcanut as
the major plantation to estimate the amount of water
transport. I am presently using SWAP model and am also
planning to use one more model for comparative study.
For this purpose i have selected two models namely
HYDRUS 1D or UNSATCHEM. Later i will be using either
of them for my comparative study. I am searching for
help regarding these models. If any one has used these
models till now please let me know.

Thanking you,

Sunil Gurrapu
M.Tech (Hydraulics and Water Resources Engineering)



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#265 From: karan singh <ksmanta@...>
Date:: Wed Mar 9, 2005 2:22 pm
Subject:: freshwater sources 		ksmanta
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Hi
I need some information on the following
1. Sources of freshwater in islands and coastal areas
2. Extent and nature of problems due to saline water
intrusion in the tsunami hit areas

Any help would be appreciated - websites, articles,
opinions etc.

Regards
Karan
Bangalore
India

--- Luis E Marin <lmarin@...> wrote:
> Your problem is one that many of us from the
> developing countries face
> regularly. One idea is to identify persons who would
> agree to proof-read
> your manuscripts. Even if English is not they mother
> tongue, everyone learns
> and benefits from the experience.
>
> Luis E Marin
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been
> removed]
>
>




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#264 From: "Luis E Marin" <lmarin@...>
Date:: Tue Mar 8, 2005 1:10 pm
Subject:: RE: English style corrections of Scientific article 		lmarin@...
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Your problem is one that many of us from the developing countries face
regularly. One idea is to identify persons who would agree to proof-read
your manuscripts. Even if English is not they mother tongue, everyone learns
and benefits from the experience.

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WORLD WATER DAY SEMINAR, NEW PACIFIC HOTEL, KOTA
BHARU, KELANTAN, MALAYSIA
MARCH 20 - 21, 2005

The Organizing Committee of the Malaysian World Water
Day 2005 is glad to announce to, and invite, you to
the World Day Water Seminar 2005 which will be held on
March 20 - 21, 2005 at New Pacific Hotel, Kota Bharu,
Kelantan, Malaysia. Participation and papers for
presentation are now open for registration.

It will be officiated by the Parliamentary Secretary
of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment,
YB En Sazmi Miah.

The theme of the decade is "Water for Life."

A total of about 16 papers will be presented.

Objectives of the seminar
================

The seminar aims at providing a forum for a healthy
and exciting exchange of ideas and experience in areas
related to the issue. The sub-issues discussed include
latest technological results, research findings,
state-of-art information between relevant stakeholders
in the field. Its main objective is to promote is to:

- promote, advance and integrate the science; and

- practice of water engineering and management in the
context of water and development.

The seminar aims to attract papers on various aspects
of the issue particularly

- planning and policy;
- research and development;
- capacity building; and
- communicAtion and education.


Participation
=======

Participation is open to engineers, researchers, and
public concerned with water-related disciplines and
the public.

The fee is as follows:

MANCID member: RM 350
Non Member: RM 380

This conference fee is non-refundable and does not
include accommodation. However, replacement is
allowed.

The fee will be waived for paper presenters.


Secretariat
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The Secretariat's address is as follows:

MANCID Secretariat
World Water Day 2005
Department of Irrigation and Drainage
Jalan Sultan Salahuddin
50626 Kuala Lumpur

Email: a_amlir@..., neyzam@... or
kalaiselvam@...
Tel: 0326175758 (Shah), Kalai (0326175673), or
0193821780 (Amlir)




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#262 From: "R. Jeffrey Davis" <jeff@...>
Date:: Mon Mar 7, 2005 4:26 pm
Subject:: GMS training courses for 2005 		jeff@...
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Groundwater Modeling community



We are very excited about the course lineup that we have this year.

Our website has been updated and we will be mailing out our training

brochures next week.  Most of you should get one in the mail.  If you do

not, please let me know.  In the next couple of months we will be

teaching the flow and transport course in India, here in the US, and

also over in Europe.  We have people signing up now so we encourage

you to register soon.



You can find out more information for the flow and transport class here:



http://ems-i.com/Training/training.html#gms



These courses will also include an introduction to version 6.0.  We will

be releasing this version in beta to the general public in the next week

or so.  Watch for additional information via the mailing list.



Besides the flow and transport class we will also be teaching our

remediation course (in Hawaii!) and the advanced GMS course later

this year.  You can find out more information about these courses

on our training pages.



If you have any questions please contact me.



Warm regards



Jeff



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#261 From: "dr_haron" <dr_haron@...>
Date:: Mon Mar 7, 2005 12:46 pm
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Hello Everybody:

Since english is not my mother language, I face a problem of English
style when writing scientifc reports and articles. So I am looking
for a way (software for instance) to correct the style of my English
( not grammer and spell check) and to enhance the language.

Any advice is very highly appreciated.

Best regards.

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#260 From: "R. Jeffrey Davis" <jeff@...>
Date:: Mon Mar 7, 2005 4:27 pm
Subject:: WMS training courses for 2005 		jeff@...
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WMS community



We are very excited about the course lineup that we have this year.

Our website has been updated and we will be mailing out our training

brochures next week.  Most of you should get one in the mail.  If you do

not, please let me know.  In the next couple of months we will be

teaching courses in India, here in the US, and also in Korea.  We

have people signing up now so we encourage you to register soon.



You can find out more information for the these classes here:



http://ems-i.com/Training/training.html#wms



These courses will be based on version 7.1 which was released earlier

this year



If you have any questions please contact me.



Warm regards



Jeff



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#259 From: "Shruthi BV" <shruthi_iirs@...>
Date:: Mon Mar 7, 2005 11:31 am
Subject:: canopy interception 		shruthi_ces
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Dear all,
I am trying to estimate interception loss. I have the rainfall data, the LAI,
avg. wind velocity values with me.
Can any one tell me how will I be able to estimate interception from the above
data?
Also let me know different methods to estimate interception.
  shruthi



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#258 From: "Antonio" <antonio.defilippo@...>
Date:: Thu Mar 3, 2005 9:13 am
Subject:: distribuited model- geo hms 		defilippoant...
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Hi.

I'm trying to use geo hms for a distribuited model based on radar rainfall.
I'm trying to use the ModClark processing but I have a problem:
Select ModClark processing then select SHG method or HRAP method and during
this step
Appear an error message:

SOURCE PROJECTION IDENTIFICATION:
The spheroid GRS1880 is not supported in arcview!

Could anyone please help me?



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#257 From: "stormwaterauthority" <lbegin@...>
Date:: Wed Feb 23, 2005 8:17 pm
Subject:: New Stormwater Website Launches 		stormwaterau...
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You are invited to explore a new website, www.StormwaterAuthority.org

The mission of StormwaterAuthority.org is to assist professionals on
making educated and environmentally sound stormwater decisions.
This website is the first comprehensive Internet resource for all
aspects of the stormwater industry – covering news, events, state
regulations, education and more.

www.StormwaterAuthority.org

Enjoy the site, and I look forward to getting feedback from you. You
may contact me directly via e-mail (lbegin@...)
if you are interested in writing or being involved with the site.

Sincerely,

Lisa Begin
Content Manager & Editor
StormwaterAuthority.org

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#256 From: "shrsadeghi" <shrsadeghi@...>
Date:: Wed Feb 23, 2005 5:43 am
Subject:: Re: statistical software 		shrsadeghi
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Hello
You can try SMADA.
Best Wishes
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> I am studying probability distributions for hydrometeorological
data. Is there any statistical software package containing all of the
probability distributions and the distributions' patameter estimation
methods (ML, MOM and L-moment) and goodness of fit test?
>  Thanks.
>
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#255 From: "herodelft" <herodelft@...>
Date:: Mon Feb 21, 2005 1:24 pm
Subject:: Articel publication 		herodelft
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Hello everybody,

I face always the problem of long time delay by review of submitted
articles to peer-reviewed Journals. For instance, I had to wait more
than 16 months just to get a respond regarding my article which I
have submitted to Hydrogeology Jornal. Also I had to wait more than a
year to get a respond from Advances in Water Resourcses Journal.


The question is: Does any of you have an idea about some Jounals in
the field of Groundwater and hydrology, that require less time for
peer review???


Thanks a lot.

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#254 From: syed hashmath <hashmath01@...>
Date:: Sun Feb 20, 2005 10:35 am
Subject:: Grid / mesh size 		hashmath01
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Hello all,

I wanted to know if it is possible in PMWIN to have different grid/mesh size for
different layers? if yes, how? can anybody help me.

thanks in advance


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#253 From: "i_ozyurek" <i_ozyurek@...>
Date:: Fri Feb 18, 2005 12:41 pm
Subject:: satellite rainfall estimation 		i_ozyurek
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hello

I am studying satellite data to estimate rainfall. Currently, I am
collecting papers but still I haven't found very useful papers. I
will be grateful if you send me saome information.

Thanks for your help

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#252 From: Kai Schröter <schroeter@...>
Date:: Fri Feb 18, 2005 12:08 pm
Subject:: DAAD RISE-Program Internship offer 		kai_hydrology
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Hello,
I would like to inform you that I have placed an internship offer for
north-american undergraduates in the context of the DAAD (German
Academic Exchange Service) RISE-Program (Research Internships in Science
and Engineering). The students are invited to participate in current
research work at a Tchnical University Darmstadt (Germany) during summer
2005.

More precisely the offered work conists of computational experiments for
multi-objective calibration based on evolutionary algorithms.

Details (application proceeding & 'terms and conditions') can be found
on (http://www.daad.de/rise/).
My offer is listed in the internship database in the section of
engineering - hydraulic engineering - DarmstadtTU-EN9

If you know any interested students please let them know.
Application deadline is on 1st of March 2005.

Pleas address questions to schroeter@...

best wishes

Kai Schröter
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#251 From: Trevor Pillar <Trevor.pillar@...>
Date:: Wed Feb 9, 2005 5:49 am
Subject:: Hydrogeologist and Hydrologist needed 		Trevor.pillar@...
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Is there a qualified person who would like 2 months well paid work in one
of the safer parts of Afghanistan as a hydrogeologist (ASAP) or as a
hydrologist (2 months towards the end of the year).
Please contact gordon stanger <hydrodocgeo@...>
Regards Trevor Pillar

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