Jinal PastagiaGujarat Technological University | GTU · Civil Engineering
Jinal Pastagia
Master of Engineering
PhD (Pursuing), ME.Civil (Water Resource Engineering) at Dr. S. & S. S. Ghandhy GEC , Surat
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Introduction
Working as an Assistant Professor in Civil Engineering Department at S S Agrawal Institute of Engineering and Technology, Navsari. My area of Interest is Climate Change, Hydrology, Climate Variability, Statistical Analysis, Impact of Climate Change.
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Reservoir operation occupies an important place in the utilization of water resources. Large-scale reservoirs play an essential role in water resource management for agricultural irrigation, water supply, and flood control. However, we need robust reservoir operation systems under both normal flow and extreme flow conditions. The use of models and...
Flooding is a widespread, recurring, and devastating natural hazard that occurs all over the world. Estimating stream flow has a significant financial impact because it can aid in water resource management and provide protection from water scarcity and potential flood damage. The objective of the study is to carry out a flood frequency analysis of...
Rainfall is an important part of the hydrological cycle, as well as its variability, and is relevant to drought and floods. Long-term changes in hydrological processes are referred to as climate change for an area. Urbanization, population growth, and economic growth are all having negative effects on the environment. The study of trends in the lon...
The research focuses on long-term patterns of climatic variability, such as precipitation. Rainfall trends in the Ajmer region were assessed using the Mann-Kendall (MK) test, Sens slope estimator, and the innovative trend analysis (ITA) technique on various time scales. Monthly precipitation data were used for the period of 121 years, i.e., 1901-20...
