A Geographic Information System (GIS) is designed to capture, manipulate, store, analyze, and manage data. It is an extension of cartography — the science of making maps — and allows individuals to visualize, analyze, question, and interpret data Remote Sensing (RS) is the science of collecting data regarding an object or a phenomenon without any physical contact with the object To impart and provide hands on support to Implementing Agencies on GIS and RS

India-WRIS WebGIS aims as a ‘Single Window’ solution for comprehensive, authoritative and consistent data & information of India’s water resources along with allied natural resources in a standardized national GIS framework with tools to search, access, visualize, understand and analyze the data for assessment, monitoring, planning, development and finally Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) To impart and provide hands on support to implementing agencies under NHP

India-WRIS WebGIS aims as a ‘Single Window’ solution for comprehensive, authoritative and consistent data & information of India’s water resources along with allied natural resources in a standardized national GIS framework with tools to search, access, visualize, understand and analyze the data for assessment, monitoring, planning, development and finally Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) To impart and provide hands on support to implementing agencies under NHP

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 to IAs on support 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

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

Understanding about WRIS To capacitate Implementing Agencies on WRIS

Online Training Course on “Advanced Hydrology" during November 23-27, 2020 by NIH, Roorkee under National Hydrology Project as part of the NHP training activities. For further details about the training course, please contact to: Course Coordinator: 1. Dr Manohar Arora, Scientist D, Email manohararora19@gmail.com Course Coordinator & Training Coordinator 2. Dr A.K. Lohani, Scientist G; Email aklnih@gmail.com The training course is designed to give a brief understanding of various hydological processes and advanced tools and techniques for solving the hydrological problems.

Training Course on Application of Water Accounting Plus (WA+) Tool for Water Resources Management For Further information please contact: Course Coordinators: 1. Dr. P.K. Singh, Scientist D, NIH Roorkee EmaIL: pushpendras123@gmail.com 2. Dr. P.K. Mishra, Scientist C, NIH, Roorkee Email: pkmishra.nihr@gov.in Training Coordinator: Dr. A.K. Lohani, Scientist G, NIH Roorkee Email: aklnih@gmail.com The aim of this training cum stakeholders’ workshop is to make familiar the participants with WA+ technique and how best can we effectively utilize it to address the water management issues at basin scale. During this training, the participants will work on the following:  Downloading and process of various satellite data products using pre-developed tools  Application of WA+ Framework to understand the spatial and temporal variations in water consumptions and productivities .

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online Training course on Hydrological Modelling Using SWAT is planned during November 30-December 04, 2020. For more information please see the link given below: https://sites.google.com/view/nhp-training-swat/home Course Coordinators: 1. Dr MK. Nema, Scientist D, NIH, Roorkee, Email mn.nihr@gov.in 2. Dr Vishal Singh, Scientist C, NIH, Roorkee, Email shalu.ashu50@gmail.com Training Coordinator Dr A.K. Lohani, Scientist G, NIH, Roorkee, Email aklnih@gmail.com The goal of this training is to to introduce the participants to QGIS, SWAT model, including sensitivity analysis, model calibration, validation and uncertainty analysis using SWAT-CUP and bring researchers in Hydrology together from across the INDIA.

The course will consist of lectures on assessing the rate of sedimentation and reduction in storage capacity. The lectures will be supported by tutorials and hands-on training. The faculty will comprise of scientists from NIH and experts from other reputed academic organizations. The course mainly comprises the following topics:  Introduction to Remote Sensing  Image processing techniques  Modeling catchment erosion  Conventional Estimation of Reservoir Capacity  Assessment of Reservoir Capacity and Sedimentation Using Geo-Spatial Technique Course Coordinators and Address for Correspondence: 1. Dr. V.S.Jeyakanthan, Scientist -E, Deltaic Regional Centre National Institute of Hydrology, Kakinada -533 003, AP, India. Mobile: 94912 56569 Tel.: (0884) 2372254, 2350054 E-Mail : jayakanthan.nihr@gov.in; 2. Dr. Y. R. Satyaji Rao, Scientist -G & Head Deltaic Regional Centre National Institute of Hydrology, Kakinada -533 003, AP, India Tel.: (0884) 2372254, 2350054 E-Mail : yrsrao.nihr@gov.in Training Coordinator: Dr. A.K. Lohani Scientist G, NIH, Roorkee Email: aklnih@gmail.com The main objective of this short-term course is to focus on to quantify the sedimentation of reservoirs using remote sensing technique.