Kshipra Sub Basin - Asian Development Bank
Kshipra Sub Basin - Asian Development Bank
Kshipra Sub Basin - Asian Development Bank
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Appendix 3 <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Sub</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> viii<br />
Figure 43: Linkage of Surface and Groundwater Resources ...................................................................... 65<br />
Figure 44: The PRECIS Data Grids ............................................................................................................ 74<br />
Figure 45: Change in Average Daily Temperatures ................................................................................... 76<br />
Figure 46: Change in Average Precipitation ............................................................................................... 77<br />
Figure 47 : Change in Average Seasonal Precipitation .............................................................................. 78<br />
Figure 48: Simulated Seasonal and Annual Rainfall, A1B scenario .......................................................... 79<br />
Figure 49: Digital Elevation Model of <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> .................................................................................. 83<br />
Figure 50: <strong>Sub</strong>-basin delineation ................................................................................................................ 84<br />
Figure 51: <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> land use .............................................................................................................. 85<br />
Figure 52: <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> soils..................................................................................................................... 86<br />
Figure 53 <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> – Observed Stream gauge locations .................................................................. 87<br />
Figure 54: <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> – Calibration at Ujjain ........................................................................................ 88<br />
Figure 55: <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> – Calibration at Mahidpur .................................................................................. 89<br />
Figure 56: <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> – Annual, JJAS and OND precipitation ............................................................. 90<br />
Figure 57: <strong>Kshipra</strong> <strong>Basin</strong> – Coefficient of Variation in Annual, JJAS and OND precipitation .................... 90<br />
Figure 58: Mean Monthly Discharges Simulated from Observed and PRECIS A1B Baseline .................. 91<br />
Figure 59: Change in Annual Water Balance to Mid Century ................................................................... 94<br />
Figure 60: Change in JJAS Water Balance to Mid Century ...................................................................... 95<br />
Figure 61: Change in OND Water Balance to Mid Century ....................................................................... 96<br />
Figure 62: Change in Monsoon Drought Weeks with Respect to Baseline ............................................... 98<br />
Figure 63: Annual Average Flow Dependability towards 2030s and 2080s with respect to 1970s ............ 99<br />
TABLES<br />
Table 1: Medium Irrigation Projects .............................................................................................................. 3<br />
Table 2: Annual rainfall trends .................................................................................................................... 16<br />
Table 3: Seasonal rainfall trends, southeast monsoon (June-September) ................................................ 16<br />
Table 4: Seasonal rainfall trends, northeast monsoon (October-December) ............................................ 16<br />
Table 5: Mean Groundwater Levels in <strong>Kshipra</strong> sub-basin ......................................................................... 18<br />
Table 6: Groundwater Levels and Trend ................................................................................................... 19<br />
Table 7: Fluoride and Nitrate Levels of Shallow Groundwater in <strong>Kshipra</strong> sub-basin................................. 19<br />
Table 8: Dynamic Groundwater Resources of Chambal <strong>Basin</strong> (in BCM) .................................................. 19<br />
Table 9: Groundwater Resources by District (MCM)) ................................................................................ 20<br />
Table 10: Dynamic Groundwater Resources of District and by Block ........................................................ 20<br />
Table 11: Feasibility of Artificial recharge .................................................................................................. 21<br />
Table 12: Irrigation Dug Wells ..................................................................................................................... 22<br />
Table 13: Cultivable Command Area and Irrigation Through Dug Well ...................................................... 22<br />
Table 14: Irrigation from Shallow Tubewells ............................................................................................... 22<br />
Table 15: Distribution of Shallow Tubewells by Type ................................................................................. 22<br />
Table 16: Cultivable Command Area and Irrigation potential created Through Shallow Tubewell ............ 22<br />
Table 17 : Deep Tube Wells........................................................................................................................ 22<br />
Table 18: Cultivable Command Area and Irrigation Potential Through Deep Tubewell ............................. 23<br />
Table 19: Cultivable Command Area and Irrigation Potential created Through Deep Tube Well .............. 23<br />
Table 20: Distribution of Dugwells as Per Average Pumping Hours And Distribution System ................... 23<br />
Table 21: Distribution of Shallow Tubewells ............................................................................................... 23<br />
Table 22: Distribution of Deep Tubewells ................................................................................................... 23<br />
Table 23 Area of Horticulture ...................................................................................................................... 34<br />
Table 24 Farmer Response to Possible Initiatives...................................................................................... 40<br />
Table 25: Primary drinking water in wet season (% of households from the sample ) ............................... 44<br />
Table 26: Primary drinking water in dry seasons (% of households from the sample) .............................. 44<br />
Table 27: Drinking Water Availability (% of Households from the sample) ................................................ 44<br />
Table 28: Drinking Water Quality (% of Households from the sample) ...................................................... 44<br />
Table 29: Number of Blocks and Stage of GW <strong>Development</strong>..................................................................... 54<br />
Table 30: Net Area Irrigated from Different Sources (ha) ........................................................................... 57<br />
Table 31: Proposed Dams in <strong>Kshipra</strong> ......................................................................................................... 58<br />
Table 32: Crop Water Needs ...................................................................................................................... 59