• ASSESSMENT OF BASEFLOW FOR MICRO WATERSHEDS IN THE MIDLANDS OF KERALA 

  SABU, DIYA N; K K, SATHIAN (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ENGINEERING, 2024)

  A study was conducted to quantify baseflow deriving from the micro watersheds of river Bharathapuzha lying near Valanchery town in the Malappuram district of Kerala, named as Perassannur watershed (W1) and Painkannur ...
• DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATED DATA ACQUISITION NFT HYDROPONICS SYSTEM 

  SHAHALA M; SHYLA JOSEPH, (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION, 2023)

  A study was conducted to develop an automated data acquisition NFT hydroponics system, to evaluate the performance of the developed system for different flow rates and to study the microclimate and nutrient solution ...
• AN IoT BASED REAL-TIME MICROCLIMATE MONITORING AND CONTROLLING SYSTEM FOR GREENHOUSE 

  ANGITHA, K A; Asha Joseph (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE ENGINEERING, 2023)

  In recent years, the agricultural industry has witnessed a significant transformation due to the advent of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. IoT has revolutionized the agriculture with real-time monitoring and ...
• DETERMINATION OF WATER BALANCE COMPONENTS OF A MICRO WATERSHED FOR IMPROVED WATER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES 

  Prakash, Bowlekar Adwait; Sathian K. K., (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ENGINEERING, 2023)

  The incidents of water shortage are prevalent even in areas with high annual rainfall and are a serious issue requiring immediate attention. The uneven temporal distribution of rainfall, poor water conservation, and ...
• DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF AUTOMATED NUTRIENT MONITORING AND CONTROL SYSTEM FOR VERTICAL HYDROPONICS 

  NANDHINI. J; JINU. A (GUIDE) (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ENGINEERING, 2023)
• MODELLING GROUNDWATER POLLUTION USING VISUAL MODFLOW IN ELOOR IDUSTRIAL BELT 

  ANJALY.C.SUNNY (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ENGINEERING, 2023-06-30)

  Groundwater of shallow aquifer is a good source of fresh water for drinking and irrigation for the state of Kerala. However, in some cases it is polluted by salt water intrusion and industrial pollution; Eloor municipality ...
• TECHNO ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT OF VARIOUS TYPES OF AXIAL FLOW PUMPS IN THRISSUR KOLE LANDS 

  Harisankar O.P; Shyla Joseph (department of soil and water conservation engineering, 2022)

  A study was conducted to assess the present status of drainage pumps in Thrissur Kole lands, performance evaluation and economic analysis of axial flow pumps in Thrissur Kole lands. The number of petty and para pumps ...
• Assessment of saline water intrusion from Ponnani to Tavanur along the course of river Bharathapuzha 

  HASNA AMEENA P.O; ANU VARUGHESE (department of soil and water conservation engineering, 2022)

  ABSTRACT The study on „Assessment of saline water intrusion from Ponnani to Tavanur along the course of river Bharathapuzha‟ was done with the objectives to prepare the base map and landuse map of the study area, ...
• CHARACTERISATION OF HYDROLOGIC RESPONSES OF MICRO WATERSHEDS USING GEOSPATIAL TECHNIQUES 

  MD MAJEED, PASHA; SATHIAN K K, (GUIDE) (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, KCAET, Tavanur, 2022)

  Water is one of the precious and vital resources essentially required for the sustenance of life and for the economic and social progress of any country. Scientific water management is a must to sustain the domestic, ...
• ASSESSMENT OF GREENHOUSE CULTIVATION PROBLEMS IN KERALA 

  DEEPTHI S NAIR; Jinu A, (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ENGINEERING, 2021)

  Greenhouses are framed or inflated structure covered with transparent or translucent material large enough to grow crops under partial or fully controlled environmental conditions to get optimum growth and productivity ...
• ASSESSMENT OF LATERAL FLOW AND BASE FLOW FOR EFFECTIVE INTERVENTIONS IN WATER CONSERVATION 

  JYOTHY NARAYANAN; Sathian K. K., (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ENGINEERING, 2021)

  Subsurface movement of water has a vital role in the availability of water of an area, such that vertical downward movement of water from root zone region will recharge the groundwater and the lateral movement from the ...
• DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OF SMALL SCALE HYDROPONIC GREEN FODDER PRODUCTION SYSTEM 

  ADARSHA GOPALAKRISHNA BHAT; Jinu A, (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION ENGINEERING, 2021)

  A research on development and evaluation of small scale hydroponic green fodder production system was conducted in PFDC building of Kelappaji College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology Tavanur. The objective of ...
• EFFECT OF BAKKIKAYAM REGULATOR ON GROUNDWATER USING GEOPHYSICAL TECHNIQUES AND VISUAL MODFLOW 

  Smegha, N C; Sajeena, S (KCAET, Tavanur, 2020)

  A study on ‘Effect of Bakkikayam Regulator on groundwater using Geophysical Techniques and Visual MODFLOW’ was conducted at the ayacut areas of Bakkikayam regulaor, situated across the Kadalundi River at Pandikasala, ...
• Runoff estimation of KCAET campus by curve number method adopting remote sensing and GIS techniques 

  Anjana, S. R; Jinu, A (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2019)

  curve number method. The study was carried out in GIS environment using remote sensing data. Also the curve number method was validated for selected storm events in the study area. The analysis was done for the year 2004 ...
• Evaluation and refinement of low cost automation system for naturally ventilated greenhouse 

  Jinu, A; Abdul Hakkim, V. M (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2019)

  Greenhouses are structures used for offseason cultivation of crops and also for obtaining maximum production from unit area. In greenhouses, crop growing environment as well as growing medium can be modified by adopting ...
• Development of automated drip fertigation system using GSM based controller 

  Akhila Shiney, P; Sajeena, S (Department of Soil and Water Engineering, 2019)

  Lack of sufficient water to grow enough crops for meeting the food demand of the increasing population is the major threat to Indian agriculture. The surface irrigation techniques cause seepage losses, erosion and water ...
• Soil erosion risk assessment in Kunthipuzha sub-watershed using remote sensing and GIS 

  Shaheemath Suhara, K. K; Abdul Hakkim, V. M (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2018)

  This study mainly focused to identify the erosion prone areas in Kunthippuzha sub-basin using RUSLE as well as MMF model. The effect of spatial and temporal variations of land use-land cover on soil erosion was analysed ...
• Development of microwave assisted fluidised bed dryer for nutmeg mace 

  Yarrakula Srinivas; Santhi Mary Mathew (Department of Post-Harvest Technology and Agricultural Processing, 2017)

  Dried mace possess great importance in international trade and are used in the preparation of extractives and volatile oils. Among various hot air drying methods, the more efficient method is fluidized bed drying for ...
• Comparative Evaluation of Naturally Ventilated Polyhouse and Rainshelter on the Performance of Tomato 

  Pooja, B. G; Abdul Hakkim, V. M (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2017)

  A study was conducted in the Instructional Farm of KCAET, Tavanur, Kerala, during the period from December 2016 to April 2017 to compare the performance of tomato grown under polyhouse and rainshelter cultivation. Tomato ...
• Hydrologic assessment of a small watershed to combat agricultural drought 

  Vallu Tejaswini; Sathian, K. K (Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, 2017)

  Water is the most indispensable natural resources for the survival of all living beings. On the other hand, water availability is declining and the demand is increasing, making the gap between these two wider day by ...

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