We have focused on developing business and technology solutions to allow the successful digitization and listing of assets. Is it performing its function that it is supposed to perform? The climate outlook for soil moisture shows the current analysis and the forecasted change over the next 14 days. Key words – Kurtosis, Skewness, Time series analysis, ANOVA. The project is funded by the Indian Ministry of Earth Sciences through the National Monsoon Mission.

It will take a rainbow coalition to prevent Delhi’s rainy day blues. The team received erroneous data on connectivity, flow directions, dimensions, etc. Fixing this needs an overhaul of the drainage system, which, according to experts cannot be done, unless there is more data, both on rainfall and drainage infrastructure. the 0- to 5-day and 6- to 10-day accumulations plus the departure climate outlook for soil moisture shows the current analysis and

Role of stratiform rainfall in modifying the northward propagation of monsoon intra-seasonal oscillation is studied. Introduction . So another scenario calculated flood volumes after correcting these flaws. https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/not-just-monsoon-poor-data-behind-delhi-s-rain-chaos/story-86xrRb5qaaRP1IkUJVdyBK.htmlNot just monsoon, poor data behind Delhi’s rain chaoshttps://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi-news/rain-likely-in-delhi-over-next-few-days-light-showers-in-ncr-met/story-ByhqaXP5G6x2gzj5gUx1pJ.htmlRain likely in Delhi over next few days, light showers in NCR: Methttps://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi-news/delhiwale-poetry-in-the-time-of-job-loss/story-NKaSuJ7ZUf9iawUJRszmnO.htmlhttps://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/fewer-guests-police-in-ppe-at-red-fort-for-august-15-celebrations/story-NCWIPUhm4nqEBJ7DVL9NaJ.htmlFewer guests, police in PPE at Red Fort for August 15 celebrationshttps://www.hindustantimes.com/delhi-news/dedicated-channel-for-exempted-international-passengers-at-delhi-airport/story-XjQ4wgrxGJ7sLtylpXwVTL.htmlDedicated channel for exempted international passengers at Delhi airportNot just monsoon, poor data behind Delhi’s rain chaos The report found that some drains had abrupt changes in their height or were sloping in a direction that would prevent water from being evacuated .

Similarly, data on drains in an area provides details of source and volume of run-off and the time this water takes to travel through the drains.

“What is more important is what happens once the rainfall occurs in an area and gets converted into run-off and how the run-off is to be evacuated from the area,” he explained. An analysis of daily rainfall over India during 1951-2007 reveals an increased duration and frequency of monsoon breaks over the subcontinent. The problem has persisted despite a fall in Delhi’s total monsoon rainfall as well as heavy rain events. This useful metric measures if a given amount of rainfall took place in a small area and over a short period of time or if it was spread over a long time or a large area. The of the 10-day accumulation from the CAMS monthly climatology, which It is well-known that the normal position of axis of the monsoon pressure trough extends from Ganganagar, Rajasthan in the north to the head Bay of Bangal in the south. This would lead to more run-off and a higher risk of flooding. It first calculated flood volumes at junctions in the drainage network as it exists. In Delhi’s case the problem is, nobody knows how and how long it rained. the departure of the 10-day mean from the CAMS climatology. Therefore, in addition to monitoring and cleaning of drains, even simple steps such as rejuvenation of water bodies in an area can help in reducing flooding in Delhi.There is a big hurdle in implementing these strategies though – the lack of authenticated data. Indian Monsoon Data Assimilation and Analysis 2014 – 2017 NCMRWF, IMD, Met Office PI: Dale Barker (MetO) Co-PI: Richard Renshaw (MetO) Purpose: To provide a high-resolution (12km) UM-based 4DVar reanalysis of the Indian region, 1979-now To develop an operational regional NWP system at NCMRWF Given this, what explains the consistent, if not worsening problem of flooding? This is worrying because the analysis cannot be a one-time exercise. The IIT study accounted for these factors using simulation models to make suggestions for preventing floods in Delhi.

1. For example, more concretisation in an area would mean less water getting absorbed by the ground despite the same intensity of rainfall. These successive steps – all low-cost, according to the report – themselves led to a reduction in number of junctions that got flooded. An HT analysis of India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) daily rainfall database shows that total rainfall has been declining over the past decade in Delhi. for temperature shows the 0- to 5-day and 6- to 10-day means plus “Then comes the question of how good your drain is. The project is funded by the Indian Ministry of Earth Sciences through the National Monsoon Mission. Delhi currently has 18-20 stations. Those questions pertain to the management of the drains,” Gosain said. “All these things give you just that this much volume of water is coming,” said AK Gosain, professor at IIT Delhi, who authored the 2018 plan. Any plan to prevent water logging or flooding will have to take these numbers into account. National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) guidelines for urban flooding mandate one rainfall measurement station every four square kilometers in Class I, II and III cities. Currently, there is not enough information. Both have implications for water logging. DMP itself suggests that fresh simulations should be performed after verifying the digital data used with the reality on the ground.“More will is needed on the part of the departments to really join hands and work in an integrated manner.,” Gosain said.