• Climate change impact on irrigation water requirement and crop water productivity of rice 

  Midhula B N; Asha Joseph, (Guide) (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2025)

  The study evaluated the impact of climate change on the irrigation water requirement (IWR) and crop water productivity (CWP) of rice in Pattambi, Kerala, using observed climate data from 1991-2022 and projected data for ...
• Impact of soil and water conservation measures on LULC and groundwater in Olanthichira watershed, Malappuram 

  Revathi, N; Sajeena, S (Guide) (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2025)
• Refinement and performace evaluation of media bed aquaponic system 

  Arjun Prakash, K V; Suseela, P (Giude) (2024)

  In Kerala, the production of fish and vegetables is much less than that of the daily requirement. In this study, an attempt was made to design and develop an aquaponics system to achieve an efficient, less energy-consuming, ...
• SOIL EROSION AND SEDIMENT YIELD ASSESSMENT OF KUNTHIPPUZHA SUB-WATERSHED USING SWAT AND RUSLE 

  FATHIMA FARSANA; Anu Varughese (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2023)

  The two essential fundamental natural resources for the existence of life are soil and water. Soil erosion is an environmental crisis in the world today that threatens the natural environment and also agriculture. Erosion ...
• SWAT-MODFLOW INTEGRATED MODELLING APPROACH FOR SURFACE WATER-GROUNDWATER INTERACTION -A CASE STUDY 

  MAMATHA PRABHAKAR (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2023)

  The interaction between surface water (SW) and groundwater (GW) is an important water exchange in the hydrologic cycle and a common process that happens in saturated sections of river channels and floodplains. Analysing ...
• DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF VERTICAL FARMING STRUCTURES IN RAINSHELTER 

  GOPIKA, P; ANU VARGHESE, (GUIDE) (Department of IDE, KCAET, Tavanur, 2022)

  A study was conducted to develop a vertical farming structure suitable for rainshelters for homestead cultivation of Kerala and to evaluate the performance of the developed structure. The newly designed and fabricated ...
• GIS INTEGRATED SITE-SPECIFIC FERTIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INSTRUCTIONAL FARM, KCAET, TAVANUR 

  SUBHASREE, N; Sajeena S, (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE ENGINEERING, 2021)

  Excessive application of fertilizers can cause wastage of fertilizer which increases input cost and environmental pollution. Implementation of Precision Agriculture through site specific nutrient management is the best ...
• SPATIAL MAPPING OF FLOOD PRONE AREAS AND RISK ASSESSMENT OF CHALAKUDY RIVER BASIN USING HEC-HMS AND HEC-RAS MODELS 

  GUDIDHA GOPI; Rema K.P, (Guide) (DEPARTMENT OF IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE ENGINEERING, 2021)

  Floods are one among the most devastating natural disasters that affects life on the globe. For the planning and design of water resources projects in the preferred area, planners and engineers usually require reliable ...
• Modelling the impact of land use land cover changes on th runoff processes of Chalakudy basin using HEC-HMS model 

  Nchumbeni M Odyuo (Department of IDE, 2020)

  Fast development of urbanization alongside other expanding anthropogenic factors have been distinguished as significant reasons for land use changes and land transformations. This eventually causes several devastations ...
• Water conservation measures and cropping pattern for a watershed using geospatial techniques and SWAT modelling 

  Panchamy Balan (Department of IDE, 2020)

  The Manali watershed located in Thrissur district of Kerala with a drainage area of 140.94 km 2 receives an average annual rainfall of 2501.08 mm. But the watershed experiences increased water level rise during monsoon ...
• Modelling the impact of conservation structures and climate change of water yield in a watershed 

  Fousiya; Anu Varughese (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2020)

  Hydrological models have been increasingly used for the impact assessment of climate change and management practices on hydrological processes. In the Thuthapuzha watershed, where extreme events due to climate change ...
• Conjunctive water management model for a multi crop irrigation command 

  Gilsha Bai, E. B; Rema, K. P (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2020)

  Water is an important input to agriculture and its judicious use is necessary to attain food security of the nation. Irrigation compensates the lack of soil moisture for crops due to spatial and temporal variability in ...
• Development and evaluation of an automated pulse irrigation system 

  Prasang, H. Rank; Vishnu, B (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2019)

  Irrigation sector consumes more than 80% of the fresh water resources in India. The irrigation efficiencies of the major irrigation systems in India are around 40%, increasing of which could save large amounts of water. ...
• Estimation of soil moisture indices using diffuse reflectance spectroscopy 

  Sarathjith, M. C; Anu Varughese (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2019)

  Rapid and reliable estimation of soil moisture constants namely, field capacity (FC) and wilting point (WP) is significant for scientific irrigation scheduling. The conventional methods for their estimation are cumbersome, ...
• SWAT model evaluation using generated data and assessing the impact of land use changes 

  Nethi Naga Hari Sairam; Anu Varughese (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2018)

  Land and water are the primary natural resources which are useful for all the living beings on earth surface. Degradation of the land surface and lack of water availability are the two major important problems mankind ...
• Water availability and climatic water balance for a selected cropped area 

  Venkata Sai, K; Asha Joseph (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2018)

  Rainfall is the main source available for water. The knowledge of the rainfall analysis is crucial for crop planning in a region and designing of water conservation structures. The changes in rainfall, its distribution, ...
• Influence of Geomorphology on Runoff Characteristics of A Catchment 

  Chethan, B. J; Vishnu, B (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2018)

  Morphometric analysis for deriving the geomorphological parameters of the Thuthapuzha river basin was performed using GIS platform. GIS is proven to be an efficient tool for hydro-geomorphological studies. The geomorphological ...
• Regional groundwater resource modelling using modflow - a case study 

  Uday Bhanu Prakash, V; Sasikala, D (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2018)

  Water is the basic need for all living organisms and is essential for sustainable development. World is facing a growing demand for high quality water resources while the water availability remains constant. Quantifying ...
• Assessment of the Impact of Sand Mining on the Morphology of the Severely Affected Reach of Bharathapuzha River between Pattambi and Kuttippuram Using Remote Sensing and GIS 

  Ardra Wilson; Vishnu, B (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2017)

  Rivers have been a subject of study by engineers and scientists who have been fascinated by their self-formed geometric shapes and their responses to changes in nature and human interference. Among various types of ...
• Assessment of Evapotranspiration Models for the Humid Tropical Region of Tavanur 

  Pravalika, Y. R; Asha Joseph (Department of Irrigation and Drainage Engineering, 2017)

  World is facing an acute water crisis due to the increase of world population, droughts, land degradation, and food demand. This increases the concern over conservation of water. One of the most important factors related ...

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