2020
DOI: 10.1002/rra.3703
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Floodwater harvesting to manage irrigation water and mesquite encroachment in a data‐sparse river basin: an eco‐hydrological approach

Abstract: This investigation attempts to understand the eco‐hydrology of, and accordingly suggest an option to manage floodwater for agriculture in, the understudied and data‐sparse ephemeral Baraka River Basin within the hyper‐arid region of Sudan. Reference is made to the major feature of the basin, that is, the Toker Delta spate irrigation scheme. A point‐to‐pixel comparison of gridded and ground‐based data sets is performed to enhance the estimates of rainfall. Analysis of remotely sensed land use/cover data is perf… Show more

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“…The findings of the present study provide information for hydrological, agricultural and ecological planning and policymaking. This information is particularly useful with the background of the study area that is characterized by high losses of the Nile water to evaporation and seepage (Alvi & Elagib, 1996), low water use efficiency of its irrigated agricultural schemes (Al Zayed et al, 2015; Al Zayed & Elagib, 2017) and ecohydrological challenges (Babker et al, 2020). It is useful in the agriculture sector for quantifying the crop water requirements, defining the irrigation scheduling and assessing the water use efficiency.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The findings of the present study provide information for hydrological, agricultural and ecological planning and policymaking. This information is particularly useful with the background of the study area that is characterized by high losses of the Nile water to evaporation and seepage (Alvi & Elagib, 1996), low water use efficiency of its irrigated agricultural schemes (Al Zayed et al, 2015; Al Zayed & Elagib, 2017) and ecohydrological challenges (Babker et al, 2020). It is useful in the agriculture sector for quantifying the crop water requirements, defining the irrigation scheduling and assessing the water use efficiency.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%