Nepal has enormous hydro potential that can be tapped for power generation. The hydro potential of Nepal was assessed 83000 MW by Dr Ram Man Shrestha during his Phd study in 1966. Since then No further study were carried out in this field. The advancement in computer technology o...
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The Kathmandu Valley is one of the growing urbanization trend spreading capital city of Nepal. This metropolitan valley is experiencing a significant transformation of its landscapes in the last few decades resulting in large land use and land cover change. A systematic study of...
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In unconfined aquifer water flows in both horizontal and vertical direction when pumping. So its study during pumping action is more complex. Soil type, porosity, hydraulic conductivity and transmissivity are important parameters that control the specific yield, drawdown and radi...
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