MODELING METHODS AND PRACTICES IN SOIL AND WATER ENGINEERING

By JOHN WILSON

PART 1: MODELING METHODS IN SOIL AND WATER ENGINEERING 1 GROUNDWATER RECHARGE ESTIMATION USING PHYSICAL-BASED MODELING 2 CONSTRAINTS IN RAINFALL-RUNOFF MODELING USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK 3 SOIL WATER BALANCE SIMULATION OF RICE USING HYDRUS-2D AND MASS BALANCE MODEL 4 A MULTI-MODEL ENSEMBLE APPROACH FOR STREAM FLOW SIMULATION CONTENTS 5 MULTI-CRITERIA ANALYSIS FOR GROUNDWATER STRUCTURES IN HARD ROCK 6 HYDROLOGIC MODELING OF WATERSHEDS USING REMOTE SENSING, GIS AND AGNPS PART 2: RESEARCH INNOVATIONS IN SOIL AND WATER ENGINEERING 7 SOCIAL-BASED EXPLORATORY ASSESSMENT OF SUSTAINABLE URBAN DRAINAGE SYSTEMS (SUDS) 8 CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT OF WATER RESOURCES 9 REMOTE SENSING AND GIS APPLICATIONS FOR WATER RESOURCES PLANNING IN MICRO-WATERSHED PART 3: IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT OF CROPS 10 WATER PRODUCTIVITY OF RICE UNDER DEFICIT IRRIGATION 11 PERFORMANCE OF PLANTATION CROPS UNDER CONSERVATION TRENCHES 12 WATER REQUIREMENT OF CROPS