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Estimation of groundwater recharge from water storage structures in a semi-arid climate of India by Sharda, V.N., Kurothe, R.S., Sena, D.R., Pande, V.C., Tiwari, S.P.

“…Groundwater recharge from water storage structures under semi-arid conditions of western India has been estimated by employing water table fluctuation (WTF)…”
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Performance of Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines (MARS) in predicting runoff in mid-Himalayan micro-watersheds with limited data by SHARDA, V. N, PRASHER, S. O, PATEL, R. M, OJASVI, P. R, PRAKASH, Chandra

“…Performance of Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines (MARS) in predicting runoff in mid-Himalayan micro watersheds with limited data was investigated…”
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APPRAISAL OF SOIL EROSION RISK IN THE EASTERN HIMALAYAN REGION OF INDIA FOR SOIL CONSERVATION PLANNING by Mandal, D., Sharda, V. N.

“…ABSTRACT Management practices to minimise soil erosion can be effectively carried out if the magnitude and the spatial distribution of soil erosion risk areas…”
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Compromise Programming Based Model for Augmenting Food Production with Minimum Water Allocation in a Watershed: a Case Study in the Indian Himalayas by Dogra, Pradeep, Sharda, V. N., Ojasvi, P. R., Prasher, Shiv O., Patel, R. M.

“…A compromise programming based model has been developed for maximizing food production with minimum allocation of available water at watershed scale after…”
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Low flow and high flow responses to converting natural grassland into bluegum ( Eucalyptus globulus) in Nilgiris watersheds of South India by Sikka, A.K, Samra, J.S, Sharda, V.N, Samraj, P, Lakshmanan, V

“…A concern has been raised in many parts of the world over the effect of large scale planting of Eucalyptus on hydrological behaviour of small watersheds…”
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Modelling weekly rainfall data for crop planning in a sub-humid climate of India by Sharda, V.N., Das, P.K.

“…In this study, two and three-parameter probability distributions have been compared to identify the most appropriate distribution to describe the weekly…”
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Assessment of permissible soil loss in India employing a quantitative bio-physical model by Mandal, Debashis, Sharda, V. N.

“…Soil degradation in all its nefarious forms has serious repercussions on crop and biomass productivity. Assessment of soil loss tolerance limits (SLTLs)…”
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Modeling runoff from middle Himalayan watersheds employing artificial intelligence techniques by Sharda, V.N., Patel, R.M., Prasher, S.O., Ojasvi, P.R., Prakash, Chandra

“…Himalayas are ecologically fragile, and unplanned exploitation of natural resources is severely affecting water flow regimes in the mountainous watersheds…”
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An Empirical Assessment of On-Farm Water Productivity using Groundwater in a Semi-Arid Indian Watershed by Pande, V. C., Sharda, V. N., Kurothe, R. S., Sena, D. R., Tiwari, S. P.

“…Realistic estimation of irrigation volume applied to any crop at farm level generally requires information on event based discharge rates and corresponding…”
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A comparison of curve number based methods for runoff estimation from small watersheds in a semi-arid region of India by Ali, Shakir, Sharda, V. N.

“…The performance of five curve number based methods, generally employed for estimation of runoff, viz. National Engineering Handbook (NEH-4), storm event (SE),…”
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Identification of soil erosion risk areas for conservation planning in different states of India by Sharda, V N, Mandal, Debashis, Ojasvi, P R

“…Assessment of soil erosion risks, especially in the developing countries, is a challenging task mainly due to non-availability or insufficiency of relevant…”
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Comparative economic analysis of inter-crop based conservation bench terrace and conventional systems in a sub-humid climate of India by Sharda, V.N., Dogra, Pradeep, Sena, D.R.

“…Economic performance of two land configuration systems, namely conservation bench terrace (CBT) and conventional (sloping borders), were evaluated through an…”
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Hydrological behaviour of first generation coppiced bluegum plantations in the Nilgiri sub-watersheds by Sharda, V.N, Samraj, P, Samra, J.S, Lakshmanan, V

“…The bluegum (Eucalyptus globulus) has been widely grown in different parts of the world for multiple purposes. However, the possible adverse effect of…”
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Impact of chilling injury on common fruit plants in the Doon Valley by Rathore, A. C., Raizada, A., Prakash, J. Jaya, Sharda, V. N.

“…The response of plants to the severities of the environment have occupied the attention of man long before the beginnings of the science of biology super(1)…”
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Rainwater-use efficiency of tea (Camellia sinensis (L.)) under different conservation measures in the high hills of south India by Madhu, M., Sahoo, D.C., Sharda, V.N., Sikka, A.K.

“…Enhancing productivity of rainfed crops is vital to meet the growing population needs through effective rainwater conservation measures. A field study was…”
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Scenario-based assessment and management of water resources in mid-Himalayan micro-watersheds with limited data availability by SHARDA, V. N., OJASVI, P. R., DOGRA, PRADEEP, PRASHER, SHIV O., PATEL, R.

“…A conceptual hydrological water balance model has been developed and employed to assess the water availability in a mid-Himalayan watershed and analyse the…”
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Prioritization and field validation of erosion risk areas for combating land degradation in North Western Himalayas by Sharda, V.N., Mandal, Debashis

“…Appropriate soil conservation practices are essentially required in Indian Himalayan region to prevent degradation of natural resources. Thus erosion priority…”
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Prioritizing soil conservation measures based on water erosion risk and production and bio-energy losses in peninsular South Indian states by Sharda, V.N., Mandal, Debashis, Dogra, Pradeep

“…•Erosion risk areas in Peninsular India have been prioritized.•Biophysical and erosion-induced production loss were integrated in assessing risks.•Harmonized…”
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Assessment of soil erosion in the fragile Himalayan ecosystem of Uttarakhand, India using USLE and GIS for sustainable productivity by Mahapatra, S. K., Reddy, G. P. Obi, Nagdev, Ritu, Yadav, R. P., Singh, S. K., Sharda, V. N.

“…In this study, we assess quantitative soil loss in the Himalayan ecosystem of Uttarakhand, India using universal soil loss equation and geographic information…”
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Assessment of Productivity and Monetary Losses Due to Water Erosion in Rainfed Crops Across Different States of India for Prioritization and Conservation Planning by Sharda, V. N., Dogra, Pradeep

“…Estimated annual production losses from rainfed cereal, oilseed and pulse crops at state, zonal and national levels do not provide a comparative picture of the…”
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