Authors :
Megha Shinde (Daga); Chandrakant P. Bhoyar; Ramesh C. Gudepu
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 1 - January
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7611621
Abstract :
The global population is increasing rapidly
and expected to touch the 9.5 billion mark by 2050 from
the current 7.2 billion. The management of the
groundwater resources is a challenging task worldwide
against the backdrop of the growing water demand for
industrial, agricultural, and domestic uses and shrinking
resources. Moreover, this task has been hampered
significantly due to declining/rising groundwater levels
and associated contamination. A broad range of
solutions could be considered to address the
aforementioned problems of groundwater management
strategy. This paper presents a comprehensive review on
the Water level, Rainfall, Groundwater estimation and
cropping pattern of the studied area which can be useful
for applications of the management of groundwater
resources and recharge techniques.
It would also be necessary to plan and control the
use of groundwater under the prevailing conditions.
Publication and distribution of annual reports and
related programmes for creating awareness amongst the
community and for educating them will have to be
undertaken regularly. This will enable avoiding scarcity,
as well as the hectic activity and excessive expenditure
that has become characteristic of summer months. The
present study discussed about the optimum planning of
GW recharge and need to control the irrigation draft
less than the recharge. Application of Regulatory
measures for not drilling bore wells. Optimum use of
water saving practices. There should be annual GW
budgeting on regular basis, need to plan cropping as per
GW availability.
The global population is increasing rapidly
and expected to touch the 9.5 billion mark by 2050 from
the current 7.2 billion. The management of the
groundwater resources is a challenging task worldwide
against the backdrop of the growing water demand for
industrial, agricultural, and domestic uses and shrinking
resources. Moreover, this task has been hampered
significantly due to declining/rising groundwater levels
and associated contamination. A broad range of
solutions could be considered to address the
aforementioned problems of groundwater management
strategy. This paper presents a comprehensive review on
the Water level, Rainfall, Groundwater estimation and
cropping pattern of the studied area which can be useful
for applications of the management of groundwater
resources and recharge techniques.
It would also be necessary to plan and control the
use of groundwater under the prevailing conditions.
Publication and distribution of annual reports and
related programmes for creating awareness amongst the
community and for educating them will have to be
undertaken regularly. This will enable avoiding scarcity,
as well as the hectic activity and excessive expenditure
that has become characteristic of summer months. The
present study discussed about the optimum planning of
GW recharge and need to control the irrigation draft
less than the recharge. Application of Regulatory
measures for not drilling bore wells. Optimum use of
water saving practices. There should be annual GW
budgeting on regular basis, need to plan cropping as per
GW availability.