Spatio-temporal variability of channel behavior in relation to channel braiding: a milieu of topological braid modeling and quantitative traditional analysis of Chel basin (North Bengal)

The study of morphological characteristics for best management practices over the Halayapura micro-watershed of Karnataka, India, using remote sensing and geospatial techniques

“…Morphometric analysis is essential in this context and maybe helps with several aspects of hydrology, such as groundwater and basins management, potential groundwater assessment, and insight into the environment. Estimating surface runoff in a watershed could help prioritize, morphometrically assess, and predicting key micro-basins for conservative measures (Roohi et al, 2020;Ghosh and Saha, 2019). At the watershed scale, the rainfall-runoff transformation process is a highly complex event; however, morphological features can be linked to a watershed's hydrological behavior and ability to produce runoff (Kumar et al, 2018;Aher et al, 2014).…”