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Session 4: Future collaborative opportunities for developing new data products Overview of Opportunities Andrew Tyler (Head of Biological and Environmental Sciences, University of Stirling)
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The document summarizes several UK-India collaborative projects between British Geological Survey and Indian partners on water resources and groundwater under the Newton Bhabha initiative. It describes the Hydroflux project which integrated climate, land use, surface water and groundwater models in northern India's Ganga river basin and the UPSCAPE project which is modeling interventions and their impacts across scales in the Cauvery river basin in peninsular India. It emphasizes the importance of stakeholder engagement and collaboration between researchers, government, and other groups to ensure research outputs and impacts.
Menon and George - UEI Day 2 - Kochi Jan18
The document provides an overview of the Vembanad Lake located along the southwest coast of India. It discusses the following key points in 3 sentences:
The Vembanad Lake is a 100 km long brackish water body located between Munambam and Alappuzha. It supports a high level of biodiversity and provides livelihoods from fishing, agriculture and tourism. However, increasing pollution, land reclamation, and construction of barriers like the Thanneermukkom bund have degraded the ecosystem and impacted livelihoods dependent on the lake.
Mahesvaran CN - UEI Day 2 - Kochi Jan18
This document discusses a proposed water supply grid along the Chennai-Bengaluru Industrial Corridor (CBIC) in Tamil Nadu. It provides background on the project, details from the preliminary feasibility report prepared by the Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage Board, and recommendations from the Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Board. Key points include:
- The project would supply treated sewage water from the Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board to over 10,000 existing and future industries along a 75km stretch on either side of the CBIC.
- The preliminary feasibility report estimated a total cost of Rs. 13,625 crore to develop the grid in four phases to meet a projected water
Ragab R 2 - UEI Day 2 - Kochi Jan18
The SALTMED model is a tool for efficiently managing water, crops, and fertilizers in agriculture. It can be used to:
1. Predict the impacts of climate change and water quality on soils, vegetation, and food security.
2. Improve water use efficiency and increase crop yields with less water.
3. Guide users on suitable crop selection, irrigation systems, and strategies when using poor quality water.
The model simulates processes like evapotranspiration, plant water uptake, soil nitrogen dynamics, drainage, and crop yields. It has been applied and tested in multiple countries to optimize irrigation practices and minimize environmental impacts.
Ragab R 1 - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
This document discusses new technologies for improving irrigation water productivity and use efficiency. It describes several technologies being tested and implemented in EU and India projects, including:
- Partial root drying (PRD) irrigation, which saves water by only irrigating half the root zone. Tests found PRD used 15-28% less water than regular irrigation while maintaining equal or similar yields.
- Scintillometers and eddy covariance systems, which directly measure actual evapotranspiration as an alternative to estimating crop water requirements using reference evapotranspiration and crop coefficients. Tests found actual evapotranspiration was 45-35% of estimated values.
- Cosmic-ray soil moisture sensors, which non-inv
Kumar M - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
The document discusses integrated urban water management and issues related to water supply from source to waste disposal in cities. It notes that the world's population is rapidly urbanizing, placing increasing demands on water resources. Current water infrastructure is struggling to keep up and is inefficient. Issues discussed include declining source water quality, groundwater overextraction, water losses from leaky systems, limited wastewater treatment, and growing gaps between water demand and supply. Comprehensive solutions are needed that address the entire urban water cycle through integrated planning, monitoring, recycling, demand management and efficiency improvements.
Krishnaswamy J - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
The document discusses challenges facing India's rivers, including hydrologic and ecological transformations from human activities and climate change. It summarizes a study on estimating ecological flows in the Son River to protect endangered species like gharials and turtles. The study involved field measurements of river flows and habitat to develop a framework for adaptively managing dam releases. Updates are provided on a project studying the Gandak River basin, including mapping of gharial and dolphin distributions and examining irrigation efficiency to restore river flows and biodiversity. Solutions discussed include linking water use to ecological flows and using treated wastewater.
Tyler A - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
The document discusses using earth observation (EO) data to monitor freshwater quality and quantity. It provides an overview of current capabilities to derive water quality parameters like chlorophyll-a and suspended sediments from satellites. Methods are described to classify different optical water types and select the best algorithm for each type. Ongoing work includes developing a global lakes observatory to monitor 1,000 lakes using EO and integrating data from multiple platforms and sources. EO shows potential to improve freshwater monitoring for research and management.
Gopal K - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
This document summarizes a workshop on improving freshwater monitoring frameworks in northwest India. It discusses current groundwater quality monitoring efforts and gaps. Key issues include increased pollution levels, falling water levels, and a lack of comprehensive and high-resolution spatial monitoring of parameters like heavy metals. The document outlines the need to better understand recharge processes, water quality impacts, and the properties of groundwater systems through improved monitoring protocols. Case studies from the region are proposed to help address questions around these issues and make recommendations to improve water resource management.
Kumar S - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
This document discusses emerging concepts in irrigation water management in India. It provides statistics showing that while India has high irrigation potential, only a fraction of that potential has been realized due to issues like incomplete construction of irrigation infrastructure and diversion of agricultural land. It then outlines several innovative practices for improving irrigation water management, including wastewater reuse, water pricing, water markets, water footprint analysis, and public-private partnerships. Each concept is explained briefly, outlining its advantages and disadvantages. The document concludes by thanking participants for their time.
Fones G - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
The document discusses the use of passive sampling devices, specifically the Chemcatcher®, to monitor pollutants in water systems. It notes that passive samplers can provide time-weighted average concentrations over time rather than just snapshots. The Chemcatcher® is introduced as a three-part passive sampler that uses receiving phases like disks to sequester pollutants. Examples of using the Chemcatcher® to detect spikes in pollutants are provided from the UK and India. Future work is proposed to further evaluate the Chemcatcher®'s potential for monitoring and identifying pollution sources in India.
Sahai AK - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
The document discusses the India-UK Water Centre (IUKWC), a virtual joint centre funded by the Natural Environment Research Council and Ministry of Earth Sciences. The IUKWC aims to support interdisciplinary UK-India partnerships on water resources research. It was established in 2016 for one year and received additional funding for two more years. The IUKWC focuses on five cross-sectoral themes and functions to engage communities, facilitate partnerships through workshops and exchanges, enhance knowledge exchange, and support future collaboration through small funding.
Dixon H - UEI Day 1 - Kochi Jan18
This document provides an agenda for a 3-day workshop aimed at improving freshwater monitoring frameworks and data for research and management for regional water policy and management bodies in southern India. Day 1 will involve presentations from scientists on joint India-UK water security research covering topics like water quality monitoring, irrigation monitoring, aquatic ecosystem monitoring, and water supply monitoring. Day 2 will involve discussions with stakeholders on current freshwater monitoring methods and gaps. Day 3 will include participatory group discussions on how to apply the research outputs and enable further collaboration between researchers and stakeholders. The overall aim is to help improve various aspects of state-level freshwater monitoring in southern India.
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Loch Leven in Scotland has experienced eutrophication from phosphorus pollution over many decades but water quality is now recovering due to reductions in phosphorus loading. The long-term water quality and ecosystem monitoring data from Loch Leven, spanning over 50 years, has helped identify the causes and track the recovery. Water quality targets have been met with reductions in algal blooms, expansion of aquatic plants, and improvements in bird and fish populations that have boosted tourism. However, climate change poses a risk and further reductions in nutrients may be needed to ensure resilience of the ecosystem.3.4 IUKWC Workshop Freshwater EO - Kumar Gaurav - Jun17
This document discusses using remote sensing to estimate water discharge in Himalayan rivers. It begins by explaining the importance of measuring water discharge but limitations of conventional gauge-based methods. It then outlines how remote sensing approaches can establish width-discharge relationships based on a threshold theory of channel formation. Applying this to Landsat images of several Himalayan rivers allows estimating total discharge across multiple channels as well as generating hydrographs without in-situ gauges. In conclusions, the study finds its width-discharge method is valid for both single-thread and multiple-thread rivers and could be applied to estimate average annual discharge in other alluvial rivers globally.
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The popularity of functional foods among scientists and common people has been increasing day by day. Awareness and modernization make the consumer think better regarding food and nutrition. Now a day’s individual knows very well about the relation between food consumption and disease prevalence. Humans have a diversity of microbes in the gut that together form the gut microflora. Probiotics are the health-promoting live microbial cells improve host health through gut and brain connection and fighting against harmful bacteria. Bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus are the two bacterial genera which are considered to be probiotic. These good bacteria are facing challenges of viability. There are so many factors such as sensitivity to heat, pH, acidity, osmotic effect, mechanical shear, chemical components, freezing and storage time as well which affects the viability of probiotics in the dairy food matrix as well as in the gut. Multiple efforts have been done in the past and ongoing in present for these beneficial microbial population stability until their destination in the gut. One of a useful technique known as microencapsulation makes the probiotic effective in the diversified conditions and maintain these microbe’s community to the optimum level for achieving targeted benefits. Dairy products are found to be an ideal vehicle for probiotic incorporation. It has been seen that the encapsulated microbial cells show higher viability than the free cells in different processing and storage conditions as well as against bile salts in the gut. They make the food functional when incorporated, without affecting the product sensory characteristics.
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