Indus Basin
Trends in timing and magnitude of flow in the Upper Indus Basin
... Upper Indus Basin (UIB), since high- altitude climate measurement and observations of glacier mass balance are weak or absent, analysis of trends in mag- nitude and timing in river flow provides a window on ...
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Seismic Interpretation and Reservoir Evaluation Utilizing 2-D Seismic Data and Wireline Logs of Bijnot-01 Well, Fort Abbas Field, Central Indus Basin, Pakistan
... Received: 19 June, 2016 Accepted: 30 August, 2017 Abstract: Present study attempts to decipher the subsurface structure and reservoir characterization of Fort-Abbas field, located in Punjab platform, Central Indus ...
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Interpreting Seismic Profiles in terms of Structure and Stratigraphy, an Example from Lower Indus Basin Pakistan
... Cretaceous and Paleocene ages: The three tectonic events mainly responsible for the structural configuration of the study area are: First is the late Cretaceous uplift and erosion, Second event is a late Paleocene ...
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Study of an Uplift of Sargodha High by Stratigraphical and Structural Interpretation of an East West Seismic Profile in Central Indus Basin, Pakistan
... Research Area comprises of Punjab Monocline, Sulaiman Foredeep and Eastern Part of Sulaiman Fold Belt (from east to west) in Central Indus Basin, Pakistan. Sargodha High is located in north- east of a ...
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Sustainability of water resources management in the Indus Basin under changing climatic and socio economic conditions
... Historic trends and projections of the impacts of climate change on monsoon rainfall have received much more at- tention than glacial and nival regimes owing to their signif- icance for the entire Indian sub-continent. ...
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Temperature Trend Detection in Upper Indus Basin by Using Mann-Kendall Test
... The scope of this study was curbed to only five sub basins of Upper Indus Basin (UIB) and to only 30 years of data. More comprehensive studies should be carried out using data of more than 30 years and by ...
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Flood Hazard Mapping of Lower Indus Basin Using Multi Criteria Analysis
... 3) Slope of the Lower Indus Basin: The 90 m SRTM DEM was processed in ArcGIS to determine the slope of the AOI. Youssef et al. (2011) put forward that slope is regarded as the surface indicator to identify ...
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Scenario approach for the seasonal forecast of Kharif flows from the Upper Indus Basin
... Abstract. Snow and glacial melt runoff are the major sources of water contribution from the high mountainous terrain of the Indus River upstream of the Tarbela reservoir. A reli- able forecast of seasonal water ...
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Reconciling high altitude precipitation in the upper Indus basin with glacier mass balances and runoff
... The zonal water balance analysis (Fig. 9, bottom panels) reveals that the water balance is much more realistic when the corrected precipitation is used. Although the uncertain- ties are considerable, our analysis shows ...
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Prevailing climatic trends and runoff response from Hindukush–Karakoram–Himalaya, upper Indus Basin
... upper Indus Basin (UIB) contribute half of the surface water availability in Pakistan, indispensable for agri- cultural production systems, industrial and domestic use, and hydropower ...
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Investigation of operational efficiency and up-coning problem of scavenger wells in lower indus basin of Pakistan
... lower Indus Basin of Pakistan, seepage from the irrigation delivery system and deep percolation from agricultural fields have formed thin fresh water layers floating over deep saline groundwater (Kori et ...
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Biosequence stratigraphical and palaeoenvironmental findings from the Cretaceous through Tertiary succession, Central Indus Basin, Pakistan
... Central Indus Basin, Pakistan, is used to identify critical surfaces (candidate sequence boundaries (SB) and maximum flooding surfaces (MFS)) and construct a biosequence stratigraphical ...significant ...
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Hypothetical Geological Model Affecting Groundwater Quality in Doabs of Indus Basin, Punjab, Pakistan
... Abstract: The groundwater quality of Indus Basin around Sargodha and adjacent areas of Punjab Plain is known for its poor-quality in multiple aquifers at different depths. The poor-quality water is being ...
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Spatial and temporal variations in precipitation in the Upper Indus Basin, global teleconnections and hydrological implications
... With respect to teleconnections, the Asian monsoon is one of the most important components in the coupled ocean- land-atmosphere system and significant links have been identified between Indian monsoon rainfall (IMR) and ...
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Petrophysical and Geochemical Analysis of Chichali Formation for the Source Rock Evaluation: A Case Study of Chanda-01 Well, Upper Indus Basin, Pakistan
... This research work is based on the source rock evaluation of Chichali Formation using petrophysical analysis of logs from Chanda-01 well, Upper Indus Basin, Pakistan. A source rock has the potential of ...
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Structural and Stratigraphical Correlation of Seismic Profiles between Drigri Anticline and Bahawalpur High in Central Indus Basin of Pakistan
... Tectonically Pakistan comprises of two domains of large landmasses, i.e. Tethyan and Gondwanian Domains and is continued by the Indo-Pakistan crustal plate. The northern most and western regions of Pakistan fall in ...
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Study of a Stratigraphic Trap of Paleocene/Late Cretaceous Age with the Help of Seismic Data in Sulaiman Foredeep and Kirthar Foredeep Area (Central & Southern Indus Basin, Pakistan)
... Indus Basin is the largest basin oriented in NE-SW ...The Indus basin is basically from the Khairabad-Panjal thrust to the Ornach-Nal & Quetta fault system that runs along the ...
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Modelling the Spatial Distribution of Arsenic in Water and Its Correlation with Public Health, Central Indus Basin, Pakistan
... central Indus basin having geographic co-ordinates latitude 30˚34'48" - 31˚22'48" north and longitude ...mighty Indus River and its tributary Chenab River (Figure 1). The Indus River ...
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Probability Analysis of Maximum Monthly Precipitation of Upper Indus Basin
... of Indus Basin generated more than 70% of water which is the only sole source of freshwater supply for the ecosystem, agriculture and domestic use in ...The Indus River originates from the Tibetan ...
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Correction and Informed Regionalization of Precipitation Data in a High Mountainous Region (Upper Indus Basin) and Its Effect on SWAT-Modelled Discharge
... Upper Indus Basin (UIB) also suffer from these problems and the sparsely located, often lower-altitude, in-situ observational network, is unable to provide precipitation time series with appropriate ...
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