Course Title : How to use XL Optimizer in Water Resources Development
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Course Duration: 2 WeekCourse Outcome:1)How to use the XL Optimizer commercial software with graphical capacity,2)One Paper in EIS Journal*3)One book*Cost: INR500/=(Free for next one month)
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Course Title: Application of Geographical Information System in Water Resource Management
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Course Duration: 2 WeekCourse Outcome:1)How to apply GIS in any kind of decision-making problems2)One Paper in EIS Journal*3)One book*Cost: INR500/=(Free for next one month)
Recommended Software : OpenFoam : A Free CFD SImulation Software
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OpenFOAM is the free alternative to computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software and is recently owned by the OpenFOAM Foundation and distributed exclusively under the General Public Licence (GPL).OpenFOAM was created by Henry Weller in 1989 under the name “FOAM” and was released open source as “OpenFOAM” by Henry Weller, Chris Greenshields, and Mattijs Janssens in December 2004. Since then, OpenFOAM has continued to be managed and developed with new versions being released to the public each year. The current version is 10. In 2014, the development line of OpenFOAM, known as “OpenFOAM-dev” was released publicly on GitHub.
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Free Tutorial on Analytical Hierarchial Process and how it can be used in Water Resource Development
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Simple Introduction of AHP MCDM Method with case studies, project ideas, etc. In addition to this How you can use AHP for problem-solving in water resources development-related problems is also described.
Soil to Fork Potential of Periurban Wetlands with the help of Multi Attribute Utility Theory(MAUT)
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a)What are Periurban Wetlands? Wetlands that have a mesoscale watershed with a periurban population.b)What is Soil to Fork Potential? If a soil of a watershed has the potential to be environmentally regenerative and sustainable with higher yield and profitability for the farmers then that is known as Soil to Fork Potential. The soil produces food and when the food is cooked it can be eaten with a fork. So when soil can produce a sustainable food supply for the human population it helps soil to supply food for the fork. Analyzing the capability and capacity of soil to produce food in a sustainable manner is actually indicated by Soil to Fork Potential.
MCDM-based Neuro-Spatial Decision Support System for Optimal sensor placement in recycle water distribution pipelines
One of the most important solutions that must be put into practice in order to mitigate or counteract the effects of climate change is water recycling. Unrestricted use of natural resources to meet the demands of a population that is expanding at an exponential rate, combined with the effects of global warming, has altered the typical climate pattern in the majority of the world's regions. This change is now a fact as evidenced by the rise in extreme events, late season, rising sea levels, extended droughts, etc. Again, the distribution of the world's water resources is uneven, and the amount of usable water is also declining as a result of pollution.