This paper presents a socio‐hydrologic analysis of channel flows in Punjab province of the
Indus River basin in Pakistan. The Indus has undergone profound transformations, from …

This study comprehensively used Remote Sensing (RS) and GIS for independently
monitoring crop water adequacy in response to existing irrigation management system in …

Abstract The Integrator Delay (ID) model is widely used for advanced controller design in
canal automation projects, assuming that all offtakes are aggregated into one at the most …

In Pakistan, groundwater resources are depleting at an alarming rate due to intensive
pum**, shifting of crop** patterns, and climate change vulnerability. The present study …

This paper offers a socio-hydrological assessment of water security that compares canal
irrigation entitlements with water deliveries using a conjoint analysis of system reliability and …

Surface irrigation is the oldest and most widely used irrigation method, more than 83% of the
world's irrigated area. It comprises traditional systems, developed over millennia, and …

Accurate water metering is essential for effective water management, especially for
measured and equitable distribution of canal flows, most imperative in Pakistan. The inflows …

This study underscores the critical importance of assessing the performance of the Upper
Ganga Canal (UGC) and its minors, Harchandpur and Naserpur. The UGC serves as a …

Global climate change has effected the snow covers and precipitation patterns leading to
unreliable surface water availability for agricultural usage. Many studies suggest that …

Most studies about the automatic control of open canal irrigation systems only focus on the
distant downstream water level, which ignores the fact that the offtakes may be located …