What determines groundwater depletion in India? A meso level panel analysis

Kishore, Prabhat; Singh, Dhananjay; Chand, Puran; Prakash, P.

doi:10.5958/2455-7145.2020.00052.1

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“…Future water levels without any mitigation efforts are anticipated to decline by up to 2.8 m/year in some areas. The study by Kishore et [27]. The analysis is based on the panel regression method, and the Hausman test selected fixed effect over the random effect model.…”

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Shortfalls and Challenges in Groundwater Regime Monitoring

2023

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Unfortunately, many people die in car accidents. To reduce these accidents, cars are equipped with driving safety systems. With autonomous vehicles, the driver’s behavior becomes irrelevant as the car drives autonomously. All autonomous driving algorithms must undergo extensive testing and validation, especially for safety-critical scenarios. Therefore, the detection of safety-critical driving scenarios is essential for autonomous vehicles. This publication describes safety indicator metrics based on time series covering longitudinal driving data to detect safety-critical driving scenarios. Scientific Question: Which safety indicator metrics can be used to identify safety-critical driving scenarios based on time series covering longitudinal driving data?

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Shortfalls and Challenges in Groundwater Regime Monitoring

2023

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“…They used panel data of 11 districts observed over a 40-year period and found that increases in rainfall had a significant effect in reducing the depth to water table and increases in maximum temperature significantly reduced groundwater availability. Kishore et al (2020) used panel regression to analyze the determinants for groundwater decline and depletion in 41 districts in India where groundwater level declined more than 4 meters between 2002 and 2016. They found that increases in irrigated area and water intensive crops led to groundwater level declines.…”

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A panel analysis of groundwater use in California

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2021

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The impact of agricultural practices on groundwater depletion: A spatiotemporal analysis of India

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Pradhan

2024

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In recent decades, intensive agricultural activities have adversely impacted the groundwater resources. The post‐green revolution era in India witnessed excessive irrigation practices that negatively impacted sustainable groundwater utilization. This study aims to analyze trends and patterns of groundwater depletion and identify potential factors to determine groundwater depletion across Indian states for the period 2004–2020. In doing so, percentage of safe blocks in terms of groundwater status is used as proxy for groundwater depletion. Employing the Mann–Kendal Method and Sen's slope, the study examines groundwater trends, while spatial analysis is conducted using Moran's I technique. Furthermore, a Fixed Effect‐Generalized Least Square (FE‐GLS) regression approach is employed to identify factors that influence groundwater status. Findings reveal the spatial autocorrelation of groundwater extraction among Indian states, which reflected by a Moran's I value of 0.62. Additionally, this study found that region of northern and southern India exhibits increasing trend groundwater depletion as compared to other regions. Based on the results of FE‐GLS regression and regression with Driscroll–Kraay standard error, our study indicates that crop intensity, gross irrigated land, gross sown area, and the area sown with water‐intensive crops have a negative and significant impacts on the percentage of safe blocks in terms of groundwater availability. Conversely, we found that annual rainfall has a positive and significant relationship with the percentage of safe blocks. From a policy perspective, the study suggests regulating the cultivation of water‐intensive crops and advocates for integrated policies to ensure sustainable water resource and food security – a balance often termed the food‐water‐energy nexus.

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What determines groundwater depletion in India? A meso level panel analysis

Cited by 11 publications

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Shortfalls and Challenges in Groundwater Regime Monitoring

Shortfalls and Challenges in Groundwater Regime Monitoring

A panel analysis of groundwater use in California

The impact of agricultural practices on groundwater depletion: A spatiotemporal analysis of India

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