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Feasibility Study on Coastal Reservoir Concept to Impound Netravati River Flood Waters : A Sustainable Strategy for Water Resource Development

School: School of Engineering, Coimbatore

Project Incharge:Dr. Sreevalsa, Prof. Subbarao
Funded by:BWSSB, Govt of Karnataka

Funding Agency: BWSSB, Govt of Karnataka

Feasibility Study on Coastal Reservoir Concept to Impound Netravati River Flood Waters : A Sustainable Strategy for Water Resource Development

The project titled “Feasibility Study on Coastal Reservoir Concept to Impound Netravati River Flood Waters : A Sustainable Strategy for Water Resource Development” is funded by BWSSB, Govt of Karnataka.  Dr. Sreevalsa, Prof. Subbarao are the investigators of the project. 

Duration of the Project: 1 Year

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