MENU Dry Outflow from Ruaha Park 68 km. from Park HQ The surface flow is visibly retreating towards the Ruaha Park Headquarter (Center of Park). Flow at the Msembe Bridge (reference location for “Zero Flow”) is still adequate to reach this downstream location.
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How To Use Google Earth Engine Interactive Map
Interactive Google Earth Engine Map (HowTo Use) Hover over Layers (upper right Map) to activate Drop Down Menu Drop Down Menu with layers and the layer order Check box for enabling and disabling layer Loading of layers may take some time. A gray indicator line is shown in the layer window in the upper right,Continue reading “How To Use Google Earth Engine Interactive Map”
Early Irrigation Kapunga – Zero Flow Park HQ
Early Irrigation Kapunga – Zero Flow Park HQ Expansion pre-irrigation limited by low availability of water in Ruaha The very limited flow remaining in the Ruaha hampers the expansion of pre-irrigation in Kapunga and Mbarali. The pre-irrigation on November 27, 2023 in Kapunga Scheme, is indicated by green circles. The clouds in the NBR imageContinue reading “Early Irrigation Kapunga – Zero Flow Park HQ”
Monitor Routine Zero Flow Prediction at Ruaha Park HQ
Flow at Ruaha Park HQ The annually remotely sensed Zero Flow events are archived (see footer). Virtual Flow Stations Elaboration Mtera Virtual Drainage Station Early warning for zero flow prevention. Alerts 1 and 2. Msembe Bridge (Park HQ) as reference virtual flow station for prevention Zero Flow (2022) Monitored drying of pools (2022) indicates severity,Continue reading “Monitor Routine Zero Flow Prediction at Ruaha Park HQ”
Flow Ruaha at Mtera
Status Flow Mtera June 2, 2023 Status Flow Mtera May 18, 2023 The Ruaha River just upstream of the confluence with the Little Ruaha is still swollen without signs of the upcoming dry season and drying of the river at the selected section of the Great Ruaha which dries first every year.
How To Detect Return Flow from New-NAFCO canal to Mbarali River
How To Detect Return Flow from New-NAFCO canal to Mbarali River The Mbarali New NAFCO Main Canal has a small hydro power plant using 1 cumecs. Immediately downstream of the plant a return drain is constructed to secure return of the 1 cumecs to the Mbarali River after passing through the turbine. The practice ofContinue reading “How To Detect Return Flow from New-NAFCO canal to Mbarali River”