Limno-chemistry of Nellore Reservoir, SPSR Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh

Abstract

water rich and this is these spatial and temporal variations in water quantity necessitated the storage of water to meet the water demands, and reservoirs are the resultant storage structures of surface waters. These man-made ecosystems serve as a basis for large-scale water management systems without parallel in nature. They are rarely and or never created for fishery purposes but are constructed for flood control, hydroelectric power generation, irrigation and navigation, however, especially in India, the secondary use of these impounded waters for fisheries is gaining much importance now-a-days in the wake of steadily declining trends in marine

Implementation of remote sensing algorithms to estimate TOC, Chl-a, and TDS in a tropical water body; Sanalona reservoir, Sinaloa, Mexico

“…The variable that shows the least variation was TDS with 18%. In the case of TDS, a concentration range from 131.5 to 227.5 mg/L has been reported in Kanigiri located in Nellore district, a tropical reservoir with similar range in maximus concentration (218 mg/L) and lower values in minimum concentration (71 mg/L) to Sanalona (Venkatesh et al, 2020). Figure 3 shows the spatial distribution of Chl-a, TOC and TDS mean concentrations for each sampling site in the Sanalona reservoir.…”