Development in remote sensing techniques for hydrological studies

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Observations and modeling of terrestrial water cycle is important for sustainable management of water resources as well as understanding the impact of climate change. Satellites provide an important role in measurements of various dimensions of water cycle components in spatio-temporal domain. Paper reviews the scientific basis and techniques of retrieval of various hydro-meteorological parameters (Rainfall, Soil Moisture, Evapo-transpiration, Groundwater, Water level, Surface Runoff, conjunctive water utilization and Water quality etc.) which are estimated using advanced satellite based instruments (Altimeter, Radar, Optical and Microwave Radiometers). Variability of various hydro-meteorological parameters and recent satellite based observation on flood and hydrological drought condition in selected regions over India isdiscussed.

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Singh, R. P., & Gupta, P. K. (2016). Development in remote sensing techniques for hydrological studies. In Proceedings of the Indian National Science Academy (Vol. 82, pp. 773–786). Indian National Science Academy. https://doi.org/10.16943/ptinsa/2016/48484

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