# django_admin_log

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action_time: 2024-09-30 06:20:24.441347
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  Common Property Resource Management in the Lowlands of Thiruvananthapuram District with Special Reference to Surface Water Resource


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  Design and Development of a Holographic Variable Data Storage System for Photopolymer Security Applications


# a_researchform

student: Unnikrishnan U.
guide: Dr. V Govindaru, Dr. Srikumar Chattopadhyay
award_date: 2023
subject:
  Synopsis:
  Common Property Resources (CPRs) play an important role in the economic well-being of people, particularly those who directly depend on them CPRs enable the rural population by providing employment and income in addition to acting as a supply of goods. These are true in the case of water bodies too. The present study emphasises on two surface water bodies, located in the lowlands of Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala, viz Kadinamkulam and Vellayani. Kadinamkulam backwater (Kayal) with saline in nature located in the north of the district and Vellayani is a freshwater lake lies in the south. 
  Objectives of the study are: (1) to identify the situation in which local people use water as a common property resource, (2) to identify conflicting interest groups using water to meet their needs, (3) to understand the micro ecological and economic functions of selected water bodies, and (4) to evolve policy suggestions for sustainable use and management of common property water bodies. This study used both primary and secondary data. For primary data collection,11 Physio-chemical variables were used and its values were collected from 4 sampling stations of each water bodies for pre-monsoon and post-monsoon seasons. Various statistical and GIS analyses were used for diagnosing the objectives.
  The study reveals that (1) total coverage of these lakes are declining alarmingly particularly after 1970, (2) local peoples' dependency on these lakes for their livelihood or as a secondary source of income is declining during the last two decades due to increasing of water contamination, (3) Physio-chemical analyses of water in these lakes show that Alkalinity NH,PO and Turbidity are the major factors that influence water quality in the Kadinamkulam lake while Nitrite, Ammonia, pH and Phosphate are prime factors in the case of Vellayani lake. PCM analyses also confirm this. Moreover pollution level is more in pre-monsoon period than that of in the post-monsoon, and (4) externalities generated by the growth of Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporation and local needs of the people living near vicinity of the lakes together created multi-dimensional conflicting groups over the water use, therefore evolving an amicable solutions for abating the degradation of these lakes are Herculean tasks.

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# a_workupdate

user_id: nikhilputhiyadath1996@gmail.com
work_update: work_update/C-Dit_TDXPagw.pdf
date: 24/06/2023 18:45:27
guide_id: anju@gmail.com
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user_id: nikhilputhiyadath1996@gmail.com
work_update: work_update/C-Dit_C33Ydsw.pdf
date: 24/06/2023 18:46:23
guide_id: anju@gmail.com
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