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Veena Srinivasan

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102Publications signalées
4504Citations signalées
4Affiliations récentes

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Water resources management and optimizationHydrology and Watershed Management StudiesFlood Risk Assessment and ManagementWater-Energy-Food Nexus StudiesWater Governance and Infrastructure

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The Centrality of Area-Based Approach in Sustainable Development: Cases and Expert Deliberations in India

Gitanjali Sreedhar, Shashank Deora, Anwar Shaik, Gijjivisha Khattry et autres

The area-based approaches to the management and governance of land, water and forest are considered critical to ensure that these natural resources remain protected against degradation while providing equitable benefits to those dependent on these resources. However, implementing area-based approaches at large …

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The Centrality of Area-Based Approach in Sustainable Development: Cases and Expert Deliberations in India

Minhaj Ameen, Veena Srinivasan, Gijjivisha Khattry, Gitanjali Sreedhar et autres

The area-based approaches to the management and governance of land, water and forest are considered critical to ensure that these natural resources remain protected against degradation while providing equitable benefits to those dependent on these resources. However, implementing area-based approaches at large …

0 citations SocArXiv (OSF Preprints)
Accès ouvert 2026 article OpenAlex

Cascading urban lakes: how spatial, temporal, and anthropogenic characteristics control lake behavior

Rashmi Kulranjan, Veena Srinivasan

In rapidly urbanizing regions, interconnected lake systems play a critical role. They regulate runoff, store water, and maintain urban hydrological balance. However, their functioning is shaped by anthropogenic interventions and natural characteristics. Lake functioning also exhibits spatial and temporal variability. These challenges …

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0 citations Frontiers in Water
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Understanding Pumping Dynamics in Granitic Hard Rock Aquifers Using Integrated Flow Metering and Camera-Based Monitoring

Lakshmikantha N r, Aditya Vikram Jain, Ananya Jain, Karan Misquitta et autres

Granitic hard rock aquifers dominate much of semi-arid peninsular India and are characterized by highly heterogeneous, fracture-controlled flow systems with limited storage. In these settings, conventional indicators such as static water levels and standard well drawdown equations provide poor insight into actual …

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Co creating hydrological knowledge through community led continuous monitoring in data scarce watersheds

Lakshmikantha N r, Veena Srinivasan

Hydrological interventions in hard rock, agriculture dominated landscapes often produce highly variable outcomes that are difficult to explain using conventional project bound thumb rule based monitoring and evaluation approaches. This study presents a co created, community led continuous monitoring framework implemented in …

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Chasing the water table: The impact of groundwater depletion on rural drinking water supply in peninsular India

Veena Srinivasan, Lakshmikantha NR, G. R. Manjunatha, Ganesh A. Shinde

Groundwater overexploitation has been cited as one of the biggest threats to rural drinking water in India, but there is very little quantitative evidence on the risks to source sustainability. In this paper, we aim to understand (1) the extent of actual …

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7 citations PLOS Water
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Addressing Depletion in Alluvial Aquifers

P. Jyothi Kumar, Veena Srinivasan

India has one of the highest rates of groundwater extraction in the world, with depletion rates increasingly becoming a concern. The vast alluvial aquifers of the Indo-Gangetic Plain are vital for the country’s food security and livelihoods of millions. However, abstraction far …

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2 citations Ecology Economy and Society–the INSEE Journal

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