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National Hydrology Project SPMU Rajasthan

SPMU staff Nodal officer E.E MIS-1 2-Aen E.E-Data Centre E.E water Management Dy.Director Hydrology 3-Aen

Funds status Funds received Expenditure made 2016-17 -95.75 Lakhs Total 726.75 Lakhs 2016-17 - Nil 2017-18 - 10.4 Lakhs till date

Component-wise Fund Allocation

MAJOR Procurement Item Component Item Item code Amount (in Lakhs) Remarks A RTDAS A1.1 2555 Data centre A3.1 1630 B State WRIS B2.1 140 Data digitization B2.3 145 C PDS/ studies C2.1 1120 DSS for river basin planning C1.1 700 D Expert hiring D4.1 675 Training and workshops D2.1, D2.2 596.4

Procurement in 2016-17 Activity Item code Expected Exp. During 20160-17 Estimated Cost 2016-17 Construction of State Data Centre A3 24 1630 SPMU, its establishment, operational cost, vehicle D3.1 D3.2 15 538 SCADA system A2.1 2 1855 Training programs D2.1 20 839 Hiring of experts D4.1 3 675 DAS for Rajasthan A1.1 2555 Data digitization B2.3 5 145

Procurement in 2017-18 Activity Item code Expected Exp. During 2017-18 Estimated Cost 2017-18 DAS for Rajasthan A1.1 748 2555 Data centre A3 70 1630 SCADA system A2.1 278 1855 Data digitization B2.3 13 145 SPMU D3.1 45 538 Hiring of experts D4.1 114 675 PDS/ studies C2.3 18 1120 DSS for river basin planning C1.1 20 800 State WRIS B2.1 140 Trainings and workshops D2.1 17 596

Physical Progress Three trainings completed successfully. Establishment of SPMU is underway. SPMU is constituted & staff deputed. All the historical rainfall data for past 100 years has been filled in e-Swis. Bid preparation for Hydromet, SCADA and consultancy hiring is under progress. PDS proposals are also under revision as per MoWR reviews.

Status of Bid document Bid ready to be floated Bid under preparation NCB for RTDAS (Hydromet network has been identified and same is under discussion with CWC. After finalisation of network, bid will be floated.) Bid under preparation SCADA Hiring of experts Data digitization State WRIS.

Studies/ PDS Proposals of nine PDS were prepared and submitted to NIH, Roorkee for review. Observations from NIH, Roorkee are received for all the PDS and preparation of revised proposals are under progress. Following three PDS will be taken up during FY 2017-18: Rainfall- Runoff modelling Demand based irrigation Water availability , dynamic LULC pattern and water quality for Bisalpur project

E-SWIS Rain gauge Stations made for 550 stations Series made for 550 stations Historic data entered for all 550 stations from 1957-2016 Data entry done online on a daily basis from this monsoon season Tank gauge Stations made for 822 stations Series made for 822 stations Data entry done online on a daily basis from this monsoon season Historic data entry for gauge and capacity is not going on because of certain issues with eSWIS software. Format Series for Hydrological daily not available. Capacity series ( confusion between RCC and RCH)

Status of Hydromet stations Following number of stations are finalised by SPMU, Rajasthan after meetings with CWC and regional offices of CWC and IMD. However, revised instrument’s location need to be finalised by CWC, New Delhi. Following instruments are taken up for Phase I ARG- 147 AWLR( G&D site)- 30 AWLR (Dam)- 86 DWLR( GW)- 150 AWS- 5

Status of state WRIS To develop state WRIS, SPMU Rajasthan has started collecting historical data . Preparation of bid of data digitization is under process. Preparation of different formats are under process for data analysis, report generation etc. Preparation of TOR of state WRIS is under progress.

Status of PFMS, STEP,GEM SPMU, Rajasthan has already registered under PFMS. Due to certain issues, still we are unable to use this PFMS system for which assistance from NPMU is required. Registration for STEP has been done & one bid has been entered . Primary & secondary id’s for GEM has been created & process of procurement through GEM will be done accordingly.

Other issues E-SWIS Format for uploading of data for tank gauge ( Hydrological daily) isn’t available on the software. Option for bulk uploading of data in excel format is unavailable. International study tours should be allowed under PDS so that concerned person with the study may get exposure to the bigger picture of the subject. All the tours made by SPMU staff under NHP shall be allowed to travel by air regardless of their eligibility criteria of state.

Way forward Every drop of water should be measured and tracked. Dissemination of all hydro-meteorological data to public and stakeholders. Automation of dams and canal system Real time decision support system for all basins. Development of GIS interface for all type of data. E library for data, studies, reports Improved rainfall measurement system, flow measurement on river and canal & storage measurement of surface and ground water. Not only it is measured but tracking of movement of water. Thus to know the water budgeting at each basin level. quality Vital information related to water must be shared through the internet as well as on mobiles to farmers, researchers, and stakeholders so that they can plan their resources efficiently. Automation of dams and canal operations is a very important aspect. This is necessary as during disasters, we must be able to operate dams and canals in real time so that severity of the disaster can be mitigated. Apart from this, there are also various advantages such as safe and quick operation, effective surveillance and better water diversion. This is a need of hour that we must have real time decision support system to face flood disasters and drought conditions. RTDSS will be helpful in alerting people before floods occur so that evacuation can take place before matters become worse. Similarly, in drought conditions, we can plan our resources for optimum utilisation.

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