Journal of Hydrogeology & Hydrologic EngineeringISSN: 2325-9647

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Anand Verdhen Author

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Subjects of specialization
Snowmelt and Rainfall intensity, Time of concentration, HFL, Slope-Area method, Flood frequency

Affiliation
Department of Forestry and Biodiversity, Tripura University, Suryamaninagar, Agartala, India

Biography

"Prof. (Dr.) Anand Verdhen, former Engineer Scientist at SASE (DRDO), NIH Rookee, GM at ICT, CES & EGIS (I) Pvt. Ltd., Prof. DCE, Gurgaon of the Centre for Water Resources Studies, Patna University has been facing unemployment exploitation due to NITP. Anand does research in Natural Hazard like Avalanche, Flood and control structures, Irrigation, drainage, Hydrology, Highways, Environmental Engineering, Agricultural Engineering and Civil Engineering. His expertise in water resources research, development, teachings, management and modeling including poetry are commendable for the benefit of science, society under changed style of Human settlement and resources..' "

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Research Article Open Access

Rain and Snowmelt Augmented Design Flood for Highways Bridges in Snowy Mountains

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Anand Verdhen

There is lack of codal and engineering practices to consider the rain mixed snowmelt induced flood flows for the design discharge in deciding hydrologic/hydraulic features of road/ highway bridges, resulting in varying degree of damages to structures and traffic movement. Synthetic unit hydrograph and watershed models are not suited to get reliable peak flood of numerous un-gauged catchments for concerned structures. The paper presents the methodology to consider the probable effective snowmelt and intensity collectively at desired return periods. Instead of neglecting the impact of meltflow or just enhancing the design discharge by 10%, five options of peak runoff generating catchment criteria due to probable rain and/or snowmelt have been envisaged having rainfall intensity on time of... view more»

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