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P R E F A C E There are 18 major dams in the Gujarat State and six interstate river basins namely Tapi basin, Narmada basin, Damanganga basin, Mahi basin, Sabarmati basin and Banas basin in the State. Narmada, Water Resources, Water Supply and Kalpasar Department every year updates the information in this publication which provides information for flood warning arrangements during monsoon. Relief activities are not incorporated in this document as they are not supposed to be dealt with by the personnel of the Water Resources Department. This disaster management plan includes information and terminology regarding cyclone warning specified by India Meteorological department, guide lines for maintenance of flood embankments, circulars regarding precautionary measures before monsoon, alerting concerned departments, details of wireless stations, type of warning and affected villages. The information in this volume is updated based on the suggestions received from various field officers related the flood warning arrangements. Secretary (WR) I N D E X &KDSWHU 'HVFULSWLRQ 3DJH No. a. Abbreviation b. Information and Terminology regarding Cyclone Warning and I to XVIII Coastal bulletins specified by India Meteorological Department. 1 INTRODUC7,21 1.1 Disaster Management Plan(Flood Warning Arrangements) 1 1.2 Telephone Nos. 1 1.3 Meteorological Center, Flood Meteorological Officers & 1 General Terminology of Weather & Coastal Bulletins 1.4 Central Water Commission Officers 2 1.5 List of Appropriate Authorities (Focal Officers) 2 1.6 Control Rooms 8 1.7 Miscellaneous 10 1.7.9 Drains 1 1.8 Operation of Gates and Rule Levels for Irrigation Projects 1 1.9 Role Matrix 55 2 Flood Warning Announcement through All India Radio and 59 Doordarshan Kendra 3 Disaster Preparedness for Flood and Arrangements of Flood 64 Fighting Units 4 Maintenance of Flood Embankments 81 5 Wireless Stations (Central and State) 4 6 Damanganga Basin 3 7 Tapi Basin 99 8 Narmada Basin 15 (A) Rami Sub Basin 118 (B) Sukhi Sub Basin 119 (C) Karjan Sub Basin 121 9 Mahi Basin 139 10 Sabarmati Basin 152 11 Banas Basin 180 12 Vishwamitry and Deo Basin 188 13 Saraswati Basin 199 14 Rivers of South Gujarat 2 15 Rivers of Panchmahals and Dahod Districts 210 16 Rivers of Rajkot, Morbi, Jamnagar , Dev Bhumi Dwarka, 216 Surendrangar, Junagadh and Porbandar Districts 17 Rivers of Bhavnagar, Amreli, Porbandar, Junagadh, Botad and 25 Gir Somnath Districts 18 Rivers of Kachchh Region 22 19 (A) Minor Irrigation Projects 257 (B) River Gauging, Rainfall Gauging and Weather Stations 258 Under NWR WS K & Deptt. 20 Disaster Risk Reduction Strategy for Prevention & Mitigation 268 ( Short term/ medium term/ long term) A B B R E V I A T I O N Pri. Secy. Principal Secretary Secy. Secretary N.W.R.W.S. & K. Dept. Narmada, Water Resources, Water Supply and Kalpsar Department R & B Roads and Building Department Addl. Secy. Additional Secretary D.S.P. District Superintendent of Police U.S. Under Secretary D.S. Deputy Secretary O.S.D. Officer on Special Duty I.M.D. India Meteorological Department IST Indian Standard Time UTC/GMT Universal Time Code / (Greenwich Mean Time) CWDS Cyclone Warning Dissemination System D.E.E. Deputy Executive Engineer S.I.C. Surat Irrigation Circle P.P.C. Panam Project Circle H.I.P.C. Himmatnagar Irrigation Project Circle K.P.C. Kadana Project Circle R.I.C. Rajkot Irrigation Circle R.I.P.C. Rajkot Irrigation Project Circle. V.I.C. Vadodara Irrigation Circle. W.R.I.C. Water Resources and Investigation Circle U.T. Union Territory G.E.B. Gujarat Electricity Board V.M.C. Vadodara Municipal Corporation I.P.Sub. Dn. Irrigation Project Sub Division Ft./ Mt. Feet / Meter CUM/CUS Cumecs / Cusecs C.W.C. Central Water Commission MDDL Minimum Draw Down Level C.A.D. Command Area Development D’Ganga Damanganga C.D. Civil Defense R.H. Rest House C.D.O. Central Designs Organisation S.D.O. Sub Divisional Officer B.D.O. Block Development Officer R.L. Reduced Level F.R.L. Full Reservoir Level H.F.L. High Flood Level P.W.L. Present Water Level D.G.S. Design Gross Storage D.L.S. Design Live Storage D.D.S. Design Dead Storage U/s, D/s Up Stream, Down Stream A B B R E V I A T I O N Disc. Discharge D.S.R.P. Dam Safety Review Panel Max. / Min. Maximum / Minimum Inf. Inflow Sch. No. Scheme No. RF Rainfall CRF Cumulative Rainfall Kts. Knot (Unit of Measurement for wind Speed) Lat / Long. Latitude / Longitude BOSL Below Outlet Sill Level Datum Level Level with Respect to Sea Level NA Not Available Gauge Height Different between two levels Mcm/MM3 Million Cubic Meter Mcft/(Mft3) Million Cubic Feet (G) Gated Scheme (UG) Un Gated Scheme (FG) Fuse Gated Scheme High Alert The dam/reservoir filled more than 90% with respect to its Design Gross Storage Alert The dam/reservoir filled more than 80% and upto 90% with respect to its Design Gross Storage Warning The dam/reservoir filled more than 70% and upto 80% with respect to its Design Gross Storage NG North Gujarat SG South Gujarat CG Central Gujarat Gross Storage (Live Storage + Dead Storage) Dead Storage (Gross Storage - Live Storage) Live Storage (Gross Storage - Dead Storage) IBPT Irrigation Bye-pass Tunnel Cumecs Unit of measurement of Discharge in Metric System (Cubic Meter per Second) Cusecs Unit of Measurement of Discharge in British System (Cubic Feet per Second) Rule Level A Rule level is a pre-defined level on a specified date to be maintained in the reservoir to fill the reservoir in stages during on-going monsoon season considering conservation and flood control aspects. White Signal Alert Condition Blue Signal Ready for Evacuation Red Signal Immediate Evacuation HOC Hydrological Observation Circle NTBO Narmada and Tapi Basin Organisation BBY Bombay (Mumbai) SRT Surat EOC Emergency Operation Cell ERC Emergency Response Cell INFORMATION AND TERMINOLOGY REGARDING CYCLONE WARNING AND COASTAL BULLETINS SPECIFIED BY INDIA METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT FAVOURABLE WEATHER PARAMETERS FOR FORMATION OF CYCLONE :- 1. Large sea area with sea surface temperature 27 0 C or more 2. Minimum vertical wind shear. 3. Minimum value of coriolis parameter. (Generally originates between 5 0 to 22 0 North Latitude.) 4. Upper air divergence. 5. Sufficient moisture in the lower and middle troposphere. TERMINOLOGIES FOR TROPICAL CYCLONE :- The classification adopted by India Meteorological Department to classify such disturbances is based on maximum strength of sustained wind in the circulation. Type of Disturbance. Associated wind speed. Low Pressure area Less than 17 kts. Depression 17-27 kts. Deep Depression 28-33 kts. Cyclonic Storm 34-47 kts. Sever Cyclonic Storm 48-63 kts. Very Severe Cyclonic Storm 64-119 kts. Super Cyclonic Storm 120 kts. and above (1 Knot = 1.85 kmph.) Expected Wind Speed Expected Damage 60-90 kmph Tree branches broken off; Some damage to kachcha house 90-120 kmph Trees uprooted; Pucca houses damaged; Communication distrupted. More than120 kmph Big trees uprooted; Widespread damage to houses and installation. Total distruption of communication. I Flood Warning Arrangements – 2021 FORMATION OF TROPICAL CYCLONE Tropical cyclones generally form over the open areas where the sea surface temperature is 270 C or more. Very cold temperatures of South Atlantic, Eastern parts of South Pacific and Eastern parts of North Pacific even during the warmest season are not congenial for formation of cyclones while in the warm Indian ocean cyclones are frequent. A Tropical cyclone generally forms from a pre-existing low pressure area over warm Tropical oceans and air from all directions rushes the area in an anticlockwise motion in Northern hemisphere due to deflection caused by rotation of earth. Greater pressure fall, greater the speed of wind rushing inward to the vacumme - Low Pressure. Simultaneously, in view of favorable conditions in the upper atmosphere at 6 km and above for the out flow or divergence of air, a large scale vertical motion of uprushing air takes place, as the moisture laden warm air rises, it cools and excess moisture, which it can not sustain at these warm temperatures, falls as rain. The latent heat liberated in this process supplies further energy to this low pressure system of intensification. 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    GUNOTSAV-5/2014 NAME : Dr. S.K. Nanda Office Type : IAS (State Level) Desig, Dept & HOD : Additional Chief Secretary to Govt.,Home Department, Sachivalaya, Gandhinagar. Alloted District : THE DANG Alloted Taluka : AHWA Group Name : BRC-242301-Group22 Liason Officer : Sejalben M Desai, CRC coordinator - 9429142551. No of Visits Upper by external Gunotsav-4 Sr. Primary Stds officer Self Date School & Village Name No. available during Assessment (Yes/No) Gunotsav Grade 1,2,3,4 1 20-11-2014 CHIKTIYA PRIMARY SCHOOL, CHIKATIYA Yes 2 B 2 20-11-2014 ISDAR PRIMARY SCHOOL, ISDAR(GADHVI) No 0 A 3 20-11-2014 SARVAR PRIMARY SCHOOL, SARWAR Yes 1 B 4 20-11-2014 GAURIYA PRIMARY SCHOOL, GAURYA(GAVARIA) No 0 B 5 21-11-2014 KUMBHIPADA PRIMARY SCHOOL, ISDAR(GADHVI) No 0 B 6 21-11-2014 ASHRAM SHALA CHIKHATIYA, CHIKATIYA Yes 1 C 7 21-11-2014 SODMAL PRIMARY SCHOOL, SODMAL No 1 B 8 21-11-2014 TOKARDAHAD PRIMARY SCHOOL, GAURYA(GAVARIA) No 0 A 9 22-11-2014 NADAGKHADI PRIMARY SCHOOL, NADAGKHADI Yes 2 C 10 22-11-2014 DHADHARA PRIMARY SCHOOL, DHADHRA No 1 B 11 22-11-2014 HANVATCHOND PRIMARY SCHOOL, HANWATCHOND Yes 2 A GUNOTSAV-5/2014 NAME : Shri G.R. Aloria Office Type : IAS (State Level) Desig, Dept & HOD : Additional Chief Secretary to Government, Urban Development & Urban Housing Department, Alloted District : SURAT Alloted Taluka : OLPAD Group Name : BRC-242208-Group1 Liason Officer : BIPINBHAI PAREKH, CRC MULAD - 7383794647. No of Visits Upper by external Gunotsav-4 Sr. Primary Stds officer Self Date School & Village Name No.
  • Undari Limestone Mine

    Undari Limestone Mine

    Executive Summary of Draft EIA/EMP report prepared for Limestone Mining (3,00,000 MT/Annum) by Undari Limestone Mine at Survey No. 49/p, Village: Undari, Taluka: Gir-Gadhada, District: Gir-Somnath, Gujarat Prepared by San Envirotech Pvt. Ltd. 424, Medicine Market, Paldi Cross Road, Ahmedabad (Email: [email protected]) San Envirotech Pvt. Ltd., Ahmedabad Executive Summary E.1 INTRODUCTION The mining lease of Undari Limestone Mine is located at Survey No. 49/P, Village: Undari, Taluka: Gir-Gadhada, Dist. Gir-Somnath. The area of Lease is 4.0 ha. The lease was granted by Govt. of Gujarat in favor of Shri Dhirajlal Panchanbhai Vanchhani vide order no. MCR-1580 (S-112)- 4886-CHH, dated 28.04.2011. The mining lease was executed & registered on 21.06.2011 for a period of 50 years up to 20.06.2061. It is a chemical grade and cement grade limestone mine working since 2012. The plan was approved under Rule 22 of MCR 1960 vide RCOM, IBM, Udaipur vide letter no. 682 (23) (749)/2010 MCCM (N) UDP, dated 11.04.2011. The modified mining plan was approved by IMB vide letter no. 682 (23) (749) /2010 MCCM (N) UDP, dated 21.10.2013. The project is categorized under Category „B‟ - 1 (a) (mining lease area ≤100 hectare) - {Mining of Minerals} as per the EIA Notification, 2006 and amendment thereof. As the lease area is less than 5.0 ha, hence EC was not required at the time of establishment. After amendment in EIA Notification dated 07.10.2014, EC is applicable to all mining activities without considering area of mines.
  • Meteorological Data of Dhadhar River Basin

    Meteorological Data of Dhadhar River Basin

    Special Issue - 2015 International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT) ISSN: 2278-0181 ETWQQM -2014 Conference Proceedings Analysis of Non-Stationarity in Hydro- Meteorological Data of Dhadhar River Basin Sunil Kumar and N. K. Goel Department of Hydrology Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee Roorkee-247667, India Abstract—Hydrological estimates like water availability and series, significant long-term dependence is present for a large design flood are required for the design of water resources number of peak flow series tested. project like dams, weirs, barrages, bridges, hydro-power, thermal power and nuclear power projects and water supply Ceschia., (1994) in his study “Trend Analysis of Mean projects. The estimation of hydrological parameters requires the Monthly Maximum and Minimum Surface Temperatures of analysis of spatial data of toposheets, river network etc. and the 1951-1990 Period in Friuli-Venezia Giulia” analyzed the analysis of time oriented data of rainfall, temperature, discharge behavior of seasonal and yearly average of the monthly means data etc. The procedure for design flood estimation and water of maximum and minimum daily surface temperature, availability estimation are based on the assumption of covering the period 1951-90, in some stations of the Italian stationarity i.e. past data is representative of future. In the Hydrographic Service spread over the region of Friuli-Venezia present study the hydro-meteorological data of Dhadhar river Giulia by the Spearman‟s test with the aim of determining a basin have been analysed in detail for the presence of any non- possible trend. stationarity like changes in mean, presence of short and long term dependence and presence of trend etc.
  • GUJARAT Fact Sheet Immunization Cold Chain and Vaccine Logistics Network

    GUJARAT Fact Sheet Immunization Cold Chain and Vaccine Logistics Network

    GUJARAT Fact Sheet Immunization Cold Chain and Vaccine Logistics Network 1 Gujarat Regional Vaccine 6 Stores District Vaccine 33 Stores The cold chain system in Gujarat consists of 4,083 working cold chain equipment. Corporation Vaccine 8 Stores 2 Walk-in Freezers Cold 9 Chain Walk-in 1,916 Points Coolers 2,142 Ice-Lined 51,602 Refrigerators Session Sites 1,930 Deep Freezers Sources of data: ॰ Live data from Electronic Vaccine Intelligence Network (eVIN), as accessed in July 2017. ॰ eVIN Preparatory Assessment Study, conducted by UNDP in year 2016, with updates provided by the state in 2017. 2 GUJARAT GujaratThe Universal Immunization Programme in Gujarat aims to immunize a target population of 13.2 lakh children and 14.5 lakh pregnant women, every year. The Electronic Vaccine Vaccine47 Cold1,916 Intelligence Network (eVIN) Store Chain Keepers Handlers has been implemented across all the vaccine stores The human resource network and cold chain points in to manage vaccine logistics in Gujarat. eVIN has facilitated Gujarat consists of 47 vaccine capacity-building of all store keepers and 1,916 cold vaccine store keepers and chain handlers, to manage the cold chain handlers in the vaccine logistics. They work state through 73 batches of under the guidance of the State training programmes on eVIN, Immunization Officer, District during the last two quarters of RCH Officers and Medical 2016. eVIN equipped them with Officers in-Charge. standardised stock registers and smartphones to digitise the vaccine stocks. The entire vaccine logistics data in Gujarat is now digitised and real-time data is available for informed decision-making.