Rajasthan - Science topic

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I want to believe that the discussion raised seeks to emphasize the need for erecting precise criteria to serve as marker units or stratigraphic horizons based on the abundance of complete absence of certain taxa; and therefore find usefulness in regional correlation schemes. Such criteria should be based on peculiarity of the tools used, if they are fossils markers, are they having the characteristics of guide fossils; if they are geochemical marker, could they be tied to known global geochemical perturbations eg the layer of iridium across the K-T boundary, suggests some control to the hypothesis of the extraterrestrial asteroid impact on the earth that led to the demise of the dinosaurs, etc. I suspect discussions along these lines and their suitability for application is the intent of this discussion raised.

Siwana Ring Complex (SRC) is most spectacular and spatially related Ring Complex of Neoproterozoic Malani Igneous Suite (MIS) . Basically, there are two accepted and Preferred model for the geodynamic system of MIS, one is plume related extensional model and another is subduction related model. The high concentration of REE-Nb-U in Siwana granitoids is due to crustal assimilation of Protolith melt that was generated through a mantle plume. The anorogenic character of rock-types of SRC ruled out any External fluid role in the enrichment of these incompatible elements. Therefore, to understand the magmatic evolution, tectonic affinity and geodynamic of SRC, the plume related extensional model should be very preferable.

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Lawsonia inermis, Punica granatum, Senegalia catechu (=Acacia catechu), Terminalia alata, Mimusops elengi, Nyctanthes arbortristis, Wrightia tinctoria, Butea monosperma, Morinda tinctoria, Mallotus philippensis and Lannea coromandelica

You should determine regresion equation for local conditions. You should calculate R factor for et least several stations according original methodology using high resolution rainfall data and then use correlation and regresion analyses with low resolution rainfall data (daily, monthly, annual) for determination of regresion relationship between R factor and low resolution rainfall data.

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This paper provided by @Arvind Singh Sir may give some idea in this regard.

Gupta, P. (2019). Development of tourism industry in Rajasthan. Asian Journal of Multidimensional Research (AJMR), 8(3), 114-118.

IMD surely have the data

Please find enclosed some interesting work..

there are many govt. agencies. you can ask them

Thank You very much , Ruben for good idea .

i agree with Hansen

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neuroparalysis cases are mostly common in the area with vegetation (around lakes etc) while in arid areas echis predominates inn the south, in the heartland Punjab Dabois,n Echis and Bungarus are mixed.

Carissimo prof. se per nell'acronimo MINA c'è comparazione con DSA oppure con DSL io penso che potremmo  avere un  confronto

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Dear Praveen, the question is that the PTF must be evaluated with data measured, and where is necessary calibrated. Tecnically, before to use the hydraulic properties (HP) estimated by PTF in a simulation model, you need to compare the hydraulic properties measured of your soils (for each horizon) with the estimated from different PTFs, identifying the best one for your case study. None PTF can be considered proper to estimate the hydraulic properties of all soils of world. The PTF are produced starting from soil database (e.g. HYPRES from european soil dataset.. ) and not always the increase of parameters used inside means a better estimation of HP for your specific case study. You have to test they. Just for example, you can have an andosol with the same textural classes of an Inceptisol, then, if you use a PTF you will have the same hydraulicc parameterization for both soil. But in real, the physical system of these two soil are very different and you can see this different only if you measure the HP. Finally my opinion is that you need to test the PTF and find the best one for your case study, but at same time you need an help from pedologist or Hydropedologist to better understand the soil systems that you want to simulate.

If would be able to dissagragate the economic growth in Gujarata respecting the 'work force origine' - I guess you could proof sth. Otherwise - you do not see who from the growth come from. Best.

Ewa Lechman