Spring Disappearance in the Indian Himalayas: A Geo-physical Appraisal (Data)

<p>MIKE 11 NAM hydro model has been used to execute the rainfall-runoff modelling for spring-water discharge analysis. model allows the running of the process of rainfall-runoff on a specified boundary and time-space. Many datasets utilised for the MIKE 11 NAM hydrological model are rainfall, temperature, soil moisture and evaporation. The website https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov provides access to rainfall data that is derived from a 0.25&ordm; x 0.25&ordm; grid. Temperature information is available at https://imdpune.gov.in and is derived using a 1&ordm; x 1&ordm; grid. You can access soil moisture data at https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov, which is based on a 0.1&ordm; x 0.1&ordm; grid. Last but not least, evaporation data can also be found at https://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov and is derived from a 0.1&ordm; x 0.1&ordm; grid.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>Here, file &quot;<strong>Dataset used for MIKE 11 NAM hydro model (Data).docx</strong>&quot; provide the data used for running MIKE 11 model and &quot;<strong>Prolong dry season (Data).docx</strong>&quot; shows the data used for the identification for prolonged dry season.</p>