Computational Hydrology Models for Water Resource Management in Pakistan

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2025
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Abstract
Pakistan faces significant challenges in water resource management due to its semi-arid climate, erratic rainfall patterns, and increasing water demand. Computational hydrology models have emerged as vital tools in addressing these challenges by simulating hydrological processes and informing water management strategies. This paper explores the application of various hydrological models, including SWAT, HEC-HMS, and MIKE SHE, in the context of Pakistan's diverse hydrological regions. The integration of these models with remote sensing data, GIS, and machine learning techniques is discussed to enhance prediction accuracy and decision-making processes. Case studies from regions such as the Simly Dam watershed and the Shahpur catchment are presented to illustrate the practical applications and benefits of these models. The paper concludes with recommendations for improving model calibration, data integration, and stakeholder engagement to optimize water resource management in Pakistan.
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Authors Rizwan Aziz, Asad Ali, Sana Iqbal
Journal International journal of advanced sciences and computing
Year 2025
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