The RTDAS included the installation of new equipment to monitor rainfall, water level, river discharge, reservoir water level, reservoir outflow discharge and climatic variables. The system utilises a combination of INSAT and GSM/GPRS data communications to relay data in real time. To provide hands on support to IAs on Hydro-met & RTDAS Equipment and its Installation

The RTDAS included the installation of new equipment to monitor rainfall, water level, river discharge, reservoir water level, reservoir outflow discharge and climatic variables. The system utilises a combination of INSAT and GSM/GPRS data communications to relay data in real time. To provide hands on support to IAs on Hydro-met & RTDAS Equipment and its Installation

Multipurpose river basin development typically involves the identification and use of both structural and nonstructural measures designed to increase the reliability and decrease the cost of municipal, industrial, and agriculture water supplies, to protect against droughts and floods, to improve quality, to provide for commercial navigation and recreation, to enhance aquatic ecosystems, and to produce hydropower, as appropriate for the particular river basin. Course Coordinators: 1 Mr Ravi Galkate, Scientist E & Head Central India Hydrology Regional Centre NIH Bhopal. Email: rgalkate@yahoo.co.in Mobile: 9977000340 2 Dr Rahul Jaiswal, Scientist D Central India Hydrology Regional Centre NIH Bhopal. Email: rkjaiswal.nih@gmail.com Mobile:9425655193 Training Coordinator Dr A.K. Lohani, SCientist G National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee Email: aklnih@gmail.com The aim of this course is to provide an understanding that river basin models can maximise economic and social well-being in an equitable and sustainable manner

Water Resources Department has developed a bespoke Reservoir, Flood Warning, Drinking Water Storage, related Information System. It has been used since last 11 years for reporting various stake holders the Storage, Inflow and Outflow status during Monsoon as well as Non monsoon period. Water Resources Department has developed a bespoke Reservoir, Flood Warning, Drinking Water Storage, related Information System. It has been used since last 11 years for reporting various stake holders the Storage, Inflow and Outflow status during Monsoon as well as Non monsoon period.

Remote sensing is the acquisition of information about an object or phenomenon without making physical contact with the object and thus is in contrast to on-site observation The objective of the course is to introduce the technical and applied aspects of Remote Sensing and GIS, besides theoretical knowledge on the subject for monitoring and managing huge earth resources. Emphasis is given on the collection, processing and application of aerial and satellite based data in addition to image acquisition and interpretation

Online Training Course "Application of Statistics" for NHP Implementing Agencies Course Coordinators: 1 Dr L.N. Thakural, Scientist D National Institute of Hydrology. Roorkee Email: thakuralln@gmail.com Mobile: 9411152020 2. Dr A.K. Lohani, SCientist G National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee Email: aklnih@gmail.com Mobile: 8279915372 To impart training to Implementing Agencies on "Application of Statistics".

Application of Remote Sensing & GIS in Water Resources for NE States, Feb 22-26, 2021 Course Coordinators: 1. Dr Swapnali Barman, Scientist C, CFMS, NIH Guwahati Email: swapnali.barman@gmail.com Mobile: 9954433341 2. Mr Gulshan Tirkey, Scientist B, CFMS, NIH Guwahati Email: gulshan.07@gmail.com Mobile: 7664844844 Training Coordinator Dr A.K. Lohani, SCientist G National Institute of Hydrology, Roorkee Email: aklnih@gmail.com Mobile: 8279915372 To impart training to Implementing Agencies on RS & GIS in Water Resources for NE States

Online Training Course "Basic Hydrology", March 01-05, 2021 Course Coordinators: 1 Dr S.K. Sharma, Scientist C CFMS, National Institute of Hydrology. Guwahati Email: sanjaypundit@gmail.com Mobile: 9435746774 2 Dr Waikhom Rahul Singh, Scientist B CFMS, National Institute of Hydrology. Guwahati Email: rahulwaikhom0@gmail.com Mobile: 7005173792

Real time use of ADCP. An acoustic Doppler current profiler (ADCP) is a hydroacoustic current meter similar to a sonar, used to measure water current velocities over a depth range using the Doppler effect of sound waves scattered back from particles within the water column To give exposure to the field engineers of the Water Resources Department in the use of ADCP

Training Course On "Groundwater Salinity Issues and Management Solutions" Under NHP during Feb 17-19, 2021. For further information please contact Course Coordinator: Dr Gopal Krishan, Scientist C NIH, Roorkee Email:drgopal.krishan.nihr@gov.in Mobile:9634254939 Training Coordinator: Dr A.K. Lohani, Scientist G, NIH Roorkee Email: aklnih@gmail.com Mobile:8279915372 To impart training to Implementing Agencies on "Groundwater Salinity issues and Management solutions"

• Basic statistical and mathematical applications in ground water • Statistical methods of interpolation of data • Statistical simulation techniques • Time series analysis • Hands on SPSS and other software To give exposure to various statistical tools used in ground water data analysis and interpretation for decision making.

• Fundamentals of Hydrogeology • Aquifer Properties • Basics of Ground Water Quality • Basics of Pumping Test • Drilling Techniques in Hard Rocks/Soft Rocks • Managed Aquifer Recharge To give exposure to Implementing Agencies on various fundamentals of Ground Water

• Groundwater scenario of India and need for aquifer recharge • Tools used for section of site for implementation of MAR • Various techniques used for implementation of MAR • Design procedure and methods • Cost estimate • Preparation of DPR • Impact Assessment studies - case study To provide exposure to various design and implementation techniques of managed aquifer recharge to the Officers from Central/ State Government Departments/Agencies.