Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering: Recent submissions

  • Comparative Evaluation of Different Micro Irrigation Methods in Crop Geometry of Banana 
    Assiya Lebeeha, K. A; Bhavya, P. R; Sreekanth, K. S; Raju, T. D (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2008)
    The major problem associated with the banana cultivation is the excess amount of irrigation water required in the conventional farming method. Efficient application of water to the fruit crops is a very important ...
  • Assessment of Runoff and Erosion using GIS 
    Arun Jose; Renjith Thomas; Sathian, K. K (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2007)
    A study has been carried out on the Gayathri sub basin of Barathapuzha river basin, one of the major rivers of Kerala, with focus on runoff and erosion generating process of the watershed. The geographical area of the ...
  • Development of a Tensio-emitter – A Tension Controlled Emitter 
    Anu Subramanian, K; Della Thomas; Sameera Abdul Salam; Vishnu, B (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2007)
    Timely application of irrigation water in precise amounts increases crop yield due to decreased moisture stress to plants and decreases loss of water through percolation and subsequent nutrient leaching. Many times, ...
  • Design of Staggered Trenches for a Hard laterite Terrain and its Positioning using Geographic Coordinates 
    Nimitha, B; Sreekanth, J; Vini Babu; Renuka Kumari, J (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2006)
    Rain water harvesting is the technology used for collecting and storing of rainwater from land surface, rock catchment and roof using simple or complex technique. Contour and staggered trenches are cheapest methods of ...
  • Rainfall Runoff Analysis for a Compacted Area 
    Raji, P; Uma, E; Shyla Joseph (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2006)
    Rainwater harvesting is going to be the most applicable method for eliminating water scarcity and to meet the escalating demand. Hydrological analysis is unavoidable in any water harvesting structural designing. A study ...
  • Development and evaluation of a pulsating micro - sprinkler irrigation system. 
    Bindu, P. K; Morris, K. George; Sreevidya, H; Vishnu, B; Xavier, K. Jacob (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 1992)
  • Land use mapping by GIS 
    Anu, M. Babu; Ramya, P; Smitha, K. E (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2005)
    Land use is the fundamental to sustainability. Agricultural land use, one of the primary uses of land has been of prime importance since the beginning of civilization. Agricultural development has been the foundation of ...

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