Proceedings of the International Conference on Hydrology and Water Resources, New Delhi, India, December 1993.Vol.2

Section 1: Unsaturated Flow.- Visualisation of Static and Dynamic Water Phenomena in Soil Using Magnetic Resonance Imaging.- Hydrologic Modelling Acknowledging Spatial Variations of Hydraulic Conductivity.- Infiltration Subject to Time-Dependent Surface Ponding: Exact Results and Correspondence to Solute Transport with Nonlinear Reaction.- Some Numerical Experiments on the Variably-Saturated Flow Equation.- Is It Correct to Assume that Movement of Water in Unsaturated Soil Strata is Piston Flow?.- A New Technique for the Calibration of Neutron Moisture Probe.- Section 2: Seepage And Drainage.- Estimation of Canal Seepage in a Layered Porous Media Using Boundary Element Method.- Section 3: Groundwater Recharge.- Groundwater-Surfacewater Intermixing Model and Recharge Conditions in Delhi Area as Derived from ?180 and ?D.- Evaluation of Recharge to Groundwater due to Applied Irrigation Under Different Crops in Uttar Pradesh Using Isotope Tracer Technique - A Field Study.- Hydrogeological Conditions in the Terai Plain of Rupandehi District, Lumbini Zone, Nepal with special Emphasis on Groundwater Recharge.- Section 4: Aquifer Response.- The Energy Balance of Groundwater Flow.- Analysis of Pump Test Data on Kasai River Bed (West Bengal): A Case Study.- Section 5: Groundwater Resource Evaluation.- Groundwater Resources Evaluation.- The Nubian Sandstone Basin in North Africa - A Source of Irrigation Water for Desert Oases.- Delineation of Groundwater Resources in Drought Prone Area of Upper Godduvanka River Basin, Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh Using Electrical Resistivity Method.- Extraction of Drained Waters from Instable Areas for Minor Agricultural Uses.- Groundwater Hydrology of Siwana, Western Rajasthan - A Multidisciplinary Approach.- Significance of Palaeochannelsfor Hydrogeological Studies - A Case Study from Alluvial Plains of Punjab and Haryana States, India.- Integrated Use of Remote Sensing and GIS Methods for Ground Water Exploration in Parts of Lalitpur