Effects of dam on temperature, humidity and precipitation of surrounding area: a case study of Gomal Zam Dam in Pakistan

Possibilities, Challenges, and Future Opportunities of Microgrids: A Review

“…The 1.9 MW solar PV system has reduced the need for diesel-powered generators, lowering fuel costs and emissions. This project demonstrates the potential for microgrids to improve energy security and provide clean electricity in remote areas [100]. Another one is the Thar Desert Wind-Solar Hybrid microgrid project, which combines wind and solar energy to provide electricity to remote communities in the Thar Desert [101].…”

A complex wireless sensors model (CWSM) for real time monitoring of dam temperature

“…In the engineering of concrete dams, crack management is the main consideration. Because a large proportion of concrete splints are caused by changes in temperature, temperature management is the main strategy for crack prevention [ 1 ]. Considerable sums of concrete are often used to produce a solid large concrete structure during the building of a concrete dam.…”

“…Other studies have identified the founding of innovative computational methods, including the framework for the analysis of concrete dams related to ecological thermal effects, the hydrostatic pressure and temperature time-displacement model for concrete dams, and the hydrostatic pressure cyclical state model for concrete dam observing analysis of the data [ 12 ]. Different studies are also conducted to find the effect of dam on temperature of surrounding area [ 1 ]. Some others have discussed the sensitivity analysis of thermal field in enormous structures and the temperature directive consideration of concrete dams in arctic regions [ 12 ].…”

Availability and access to Livelihood capital assets for development of sustainable Livelihood strategies of fishermen: A case study of Manchar Lake Pakistan

“…A comprehensive research instrument has been designed to predicate the Sustainability Livelihood Analysis (SLA) in order to gather enough data on rural livelihoods [ 14 ], which also include human, financial, social, natural, and physical capital assets [ 15 ]. In comparison to all the livelihood security vulnerabilities in the community in the Manchar Lake Basin, this research paper's findings indicate that human assets have been the most important asset among all other livelihood capital assets, and this provides a significant contribution to their livelihood [ 16 ]. The legislators who are intimately associated with the improvement of agrarian or remote settings would benefit from this investigation [ 17 ].…”