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Assessment of Irrigation Potential Created in AIBP funded
Irrigation Projects in India using Cartosat Satellite data
Kukadi Irrigation Project
MAHARASHTRA
Submitted to
Central Water Commission
Govt. of India,
New Delhi
Dimbhe Dam
by
National Remote Sensing Centre
Indian Space Research Organisation
Dept. of Space, Govt. of India
Balanagar, Hyderabad-625
March 2009
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Assessment of Irrigation Potential Created in
AIBP funded Irrigation Projects in India using
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Dr. T.P. Singh…Associate Professor Study Team Leader*
Dr. N. Chaudhary Assitant Professor Study Team Member*
Ms.Runumi Desai .. Lecturer Study Team Member*
B. Simhadri Rao,
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Water Resources Division
Water Resources & Oceanography Group
RS & GIS Applications Area
National Remote Sensing Centre
Central Water Commission, New Delhi
Govt. of India
12.04.2007
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15. Abstract (with Keywords)
This report deals with project work which includes satellite data used,
methodology adopted and results & discussion and conclusions for
assessment of Irrigation potential in Kukadi Irrigation Project
Maharashtra state.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) acknowledges with great appreciation for the
initiative taken by the Planning Commission and Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR),
Government of India in entrusting the present study on “Assessment of Irrigation Potential
Created in 53 AIBP funded Irrigation Projects in India using Cartosat Satellite Data”.
In this context, we acknowledge with great satisfaction Dr. Kirit Parikh, Member (Water and
Power), Planning Commission, Govt. of India for taking keen interest in application of
satellite remote sensing technology in scientific investigation, planning and development of
water resources in the country. His dynamic initiative and continued encouragement has
helped in fruitful completion of this study.
The project team also acknowledges the inspiring guidance and support received from Mrs.
Gauri Chatterji, Secretary to the Government of India, Ministry of Water Resources (MoWR)
and Shri. B.S.Ahuja, Chairman and the former Member, WP&P, Central Water Commission
(CWC).
We also place on record our sincere thanks to Shri. S.K. Sinha, CE(PMO) and all
Directors(PMO), CWC New Delhi for their painstaking efforts in initiating the Project . We
also place on record our sincere thanks to all former CE’s(PMO), CWC, New Delhi for their
kind support for conceptualizing this project. We also thank Shri. C. Agrawal, the former
Director (Remote Sensing), CWC for his kind support for conceptualizing this project.
Dr. G. Madhavan Nair, Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and the
Secretary, Department of Space, under whose inspiring leadership the remote sensing
programme in the country is carried out, has provided valuable guidance in executing this
study. The project team is grateful to Dr. V. Jayaraman, Director NRSC and Dr.P.S.Roy,
Deputy Director (RS&GIS Applications Area) in NRSC for providing inspiring guidance,
necessary support and encouragement during the course of the study.
Project team also thank to Dr. M.S. Raste, Vice Chancellor, Symbiosis International
University, Brig. KKV Khanzode, Director, SIG to willing their acceptance for collaboration
between NRSC and SIG for this study and provided all necessary support during the
execution of study.
The project team would like to thank Shri. R.R. Pawar, S. E , Shri Pathan E.E. and staff of
Kukadi irrigation project, Govt. of Maharashtra for providing necessary field data and
facilitating the necessary support during the study.
We also thank Shri. G. Behera, Group Director, WR&OG, NRSC for his guidance and
support in completing the project. We also sincerely place on record the co-operation
extended by all the colleagues of Water Resources Division in NRSC for the successful
completion of the project.
Project Team
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Executive Summary
The present study has been conducted with an aim of assessing irrigation
potential created in AIBP (Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Program) funded
irrigation projects through mapping of irrigation infrastructure using Cartosat
(2.5 m resolution) satellite data. This report deals with results of satellite data
analysis of Kukadi irrigation project.
Freshly acquired (within a specified time window) Cartosat satellite data of
2.5m resolution (Ortho corrected Pan Data) procured from NDC (NRSC Data
Centre) was checked for the quality, consistency and adequacy. The original
satellite data in Geo-tiff format was converted into ERDAS Imagine image
format to carry out further image analysis. Individual scenes were mosaiced
to create satellite database in respect of AIBP component of study area.
Then, identification and mapping of existing irrigation network with Main
canal/Branch canal/Distributaries/Lateral & Sub-lateral was done from the
satellite image on computer screen using ERDAS Imagine image processing
/ArcGIS software through onscreen digitization by displaying the image at
1:4,000 to 1:2,000 scales. In addition to the canal network, the associated
irrigation and drainage structures were also identified and inventoried. The
digital map base for the study area with rivers/streams, roads/rail, and
villages, etc. using high resolution data is prepared and used further for
preparing map outputs.
Thus, the inventory of information in terms of number of canals (main canals /
branch canals / distributaries / minors (laterals) / subminors (sub-laterals) etc.),
their chainages and respective lengths were computed for AIBP component
area of Kukadi irrigation project. In addition to this, the status of canals was
also assessed in terms of completed or incompleted or pending based on the
satellite data inventory information. Then, the above inventory was compared
vis a vis the proposed network (field obtained) and the irrigation potential was
assessed along with balance Irrigation Potential (IP) to be created as on
April/May, 2007.
The satellite data assessed irrigation potential is compared with the field
reported irrigation potential estimates and the balance irrigation potential
thus assessed at distributaries level / branch / main canal and project level
is presented in the study.
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The Ultimate Irrigation Potential (UIP) of Kukadi project is 1,56,278 ha and
1,03,135 ha of I.P was created before inclusion under AIBP scheme in 2002.
Hence, I.P target under AIBP scheme was 53,143 ha (as per CWC work order
no. 3/121/2007-RS/63-70 dated 28.02.2007). But according to project officials
the contemplated or target AIBP component is only 42,540 ha. The project
officials provided the details of canals for the contemplated IP of 42,540 ha
only. Hence the satellite data was acquired for only IP of 42,540 ha and study
was carried out. The detail of which are provided below.
Most of the canal lengths and their offtake chainages from parent canals
were found to be comparable with proposed field reported statistics.
However, Dimbhe M1 to M22, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31, 36, 37, 41, 79 to 85 minors
on Dimbhe Right Bank Canal (RBC) could not be identified in satellite data.
It was also verified during field visit. Project officials informed that these
canals were cancelled and the IP under these canals was created through
private lift irrigation. In addition minors 49,61,72,73,74,75,76,77 on Dimbhe
Right Bank Canal (RBC), also could not be identified in the satellite data. In
Pipmplegaon Joge Left Bank Canal (LBC) Dy1,Dy2,Dy3 M6 to
M18,M22 ,M27,M33 A,B,C and in Kukadi Left Bank Canal (LBC)
MR7,8,ML11 and TM were also converted under private lift irrigation plan
and hence they could not be identified on satellite data.
Also different cross-drainage structures like aqueducts, and others CDs were
found to be completed on Dembhe RBC, Pimpalgaon Joge LBC and Kukadi
LBC except in some locations on Pimpalgaon Joge Canal and Kukadi LBC.
These locations area such as Ch. 35,36,46 Km to 49 Km in Pimpalgaon
Joge Canal , Ch.192.13 Km in Chilwadi,Ch.193.18 Km in Karjat, Ch.233.85
Km in Pondhewadi branch canal under Kukadi Left Bank Canal. It was also
observed that there is no hydraulic flow discontinuity in any part of the canal
network mapped from satellite data in Kukadi project except as mentioned
above and confirmed by project officials during random field visit.
The irrigation potential was assessed using the irrigation infrastructure derived
from Cartosat the satellite data. Based on the assessment of physical
progress, the IP created is 33,430 ha. The balance IP yet to be created is
9,110 ha.
But according to project officials, the target IP under AIBP is 42,540 ha which
includes irrigation under private Lift Irrigation Scheme (LIS). The LIS was
implemented due to opposition of farmers, some of the canals were cancelled
and IP under these canals were converted to LIS. The total IP created under
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LIS is 3,004 ha only under Dimbhe RBC as per project officials. Hence, total
field reported IP to be created under AIBP through gravity (Canal Irrigation) is
39,536 ha and it is reported (field data) that it is totally completed.
As per satellite based assessment, the balance IP yet to be created through
canal irrigation is 6,106 ha. (IP created under canal irrigation is 39,536 ha satellite derived IP is 33,430 ha).
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CONTENTS
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Document Control Sheet
Acknowledgment
Executive Summary
Contents
List of Tables
List of Figures
Abbreviations
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1.0 Introduction
1.1 Background
1.2 Study Objective
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2.0 Study Area
2.1 Kukadi irrigation project
2.2 AIBP Components
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3.0 Data Used
3.1 Satellite Data Used
3.2 Ancillary Data Used
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4.0 Satellite Data Analysis
4.1 Methodology
4.2 Assessment of Irrigation Infrastructure
4.3 Assessment of Irrigation Potential
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5.0 Results and Conclusion
5.1 Irrigation Infrastructure
5.2 Irrigation Potential
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AnnexureI Salient Features of the Kukadi irrigation project
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Annexure II Profile of the Kukadi irrigation project through
Ground photographs
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Glossary of Terminology
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List of Tables
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Table.1
Satellite data used in the study
Table.2
Comparison of field reported and satellite derived
offtake chainges and lengths of canal network
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Table.3
Comparison of field reported and satellite derived
Irrigation potential of canal network
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List of Figures
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Particulars
Figure.1
Location map of study area
Figure2
Satellite data coverage over the Kukadi irrigation
project
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Figure.3
Flowchart of Methodology followed in the study
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Figure.4
Map showing satellite derived irrigation
infrastructure and irrigation potential of Kukadi
irrigation project, Maharashtra State
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Figure.5
Map showing satellite derived irrigation
infrastructure and irrigation potential of Dimbhe and
Pimpalgaon Joge irrigation project, Maharashtra
State
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Abbreviations
AIBP
CCA
CDs
Ch
LBC
LIS
CWC
DOL
Dy.
GCA
GCP
GPS
Ha
HPC
ICA
IP
Mr.
NDC
NRSC
MDRB
ODR
OT
RBC
SMr
Tail Dy.
VRB
Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Program
Cultivable Command Area
Cross Drainage Structures
Chainage
Left Bank Canal
Lift Irrigation Scheme
Central Water Commission
Direct OutLet
Distributary
Gross Command Area
Ground Control Point
Global Positioning System
Hectare
Humed Pipe Culvert
Irrigable Command Area
Irrigation Potential
Minor
NRSC Data Centre
National Remote Sensing Centre
Major District Road Bridge
Other District Road
Outlet Terminal
Right Bank Canal
SubMinor
Tail Distributary
Villlage Road Bridge
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1.0
Introduction
Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Program (AIBP) launched by Government of
India during 1996-97 aims at speeding up the implementation of on-going
irrigation / multi-purpose water resources projects. The projects in which
substantial progress has been made and which are beyond the resource
capability of the respective State Governments and the projects which are
in advanced stage of construction and could yield irrigation benefits in the
next few agricultural seasons have been taken up under this program. AIBP
was aimed at twin benefits of accelerating the ongoing irrigation projects &
realization of bulk benefits from completed irrigation projects. A
comprehensive physical and financial monitoring of the projects covered
under the AIBP is periodically done by the Central Water Commission with
the help of its regional offices situated all over the country.
The recent advent of high resolution remote sensing satellites providing
information over relatively small areas with greater details has opened new
era of remote sensing applications. The meter to sub-meter pixel resolution
dramatically improved the feature identification. High resolution satellite
imagery can provide a rapid, high quality data source for capturing the
topographic details more accurately and with less geometric distortion.
There is immense potential for use of high resolution satellite data for
inventory of Irrigation Infrastructure (canal network, conveyance &
distribution system), assessment of progress of Irrigation works, closer
visualisation of spatial irrigation utilisation patterns, assessing the impact of
irrigation developmental programmes on the performance of irrigation
command and to address the performance at Water User Associations
level in the participatory irrigation management approach.
With the advancement of Remote Sensing Satellites with high resolution
sensors and the spatial information generation techniques, CWC / Planning
commission is keen in utilising these technologies for regular monitoring of
AIBP funded projects to assess the Irrigation Potential Creation in these
projects.
1.1 Background
Realising the potential of high resolution satellite data, Dr. Kirit Parikh,
Member(Water & Power), Planning Commission. Government of India
evinced keen interest to know the scope of using Satellite Remote Sensing
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technique for monitoring the progress made and potential created through
AIBP.
Two pilot studies covering Upper Krishna Project in Karnataka and Teesta
barrage project in West Bengal at the request of Planning Commission, Govt.
of India were carried out successfully using Ikonos and Quickbird satellite
data during 2005. The results of both the assessments were satisfactory and
compared well with ground realities which were verified and reported by
CWC field officers and State Governments. The pilot study results along with
the application potential of the cost effective Indian Cartosat-1 satellite data
were also presented to Dr Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Deputy Chairman,
Planning Commission, Govt. of India during May 2006.
Subsequently, Planning Commission had discussions with NRSC on the
implications of satellite data resolution, cost and time frame for taking up all
AIBP funded irrigation projects in the country especially using Cartosat-1
satellite data. In view of the importance and utility of results arising out of
satellite data based pilot study, it was decided to take up the project on a
National scale covering all AIBP Projects with an estimated irrigation
potential of 10 Million ha spread across different States in India.
Accordingly, Ministry of Water Resources, Govt. of India vide letter
No.31/17/2006-Project dated 8th November 2006 desired NRSC to work out
modalities for Irrigation Potential assessment under AIBP funded irrigation
projects using cartosat-1 data covering about 5.45 Mha spread across 53
projects in 18 States in India. Hence, the NRSC has prepared the present
project proposal on “Assessment of Irrigation Potential Created in AIBP
funded Irrigation Projects in India using Cartosat-1 Satellite Data“.
1.2 Study Objective
Assessment of irrigation potential created up to March / April 2007 using
Cartosat-1 / Cartosat 2 high resolution satellite data through identification
and mapping of the existing irrigation network in the selected irrigation
projects covered under AIBP.
Specific objectives are:
• Inventory and Mapping of Irrigation Infrastructure consisting of canal
network, cross drainage and other related irrigation structures
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• Assessment of Irrigation Potential (I.P) created as on March / April
2007
• Identification of gap / critical areas in I.P creation
The present report deals with Cartosat satellite data based Irrigation
Potential assessment in Kukadi Irrigation Project.
2.0 Study Area
2.1
Kukadi irrigation project
The project is an integrated project comprising of five dams
(Yedgaon,Manikdoh,Dimbhe,Wadaj and Pimplegaon Joge Dam) on
tributary river Bhima in Krishna river basin with canal system. The project
on completion will provide irrigation to an area of 1,56,278 ha of land in
Pune, Ahmednagar and Solapur districts of Maharashtra in addition there
are two power houses one at Dimbhe Dam and other at Manikdoh having
installed capacity of 5 MW and 6 MW respectively. Dimbhe Dam has been
administrively approved by Govt. of Maharashtra resolution in 1966.
Dimbhe Dam is masonry dam constructed across on river Ghod near
village Dimbhe Kk. Taluka Ambegaon, Dist. Pune in Maharastra. The entire
project includes Dimbhe Dam, Dimbhe left bank canal of length 55 Kms.
and Dimbhe right bank canal of length 116 Kms. Salient features of the
project are given in Annexure-I.
Pimplegaon Joge dam is an earthen dam constructed across river Ar near
village Piplegaon Joge, Taluka Junnar, Dist. Pune in Maharashtra. The
entire project includes Pimplegaon Joge dam , saddle bund at Khubi at
about 10 Km to U/S of Pimplegaon Joge dam and left bank canal of 70 Km
length. The canal having length upto 74.300 in Junnar taluka of Pune
district and 47.300 onwards to 69.720 in Parner taluka of Ahemednagar
district. Figure -1 shows the location map of study area.
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Figure-1. Location map of Study area
2.2 AIBP Components
The project was included in AIBP during the year 2002 -2003 to carry out
the following work
1. Balance and allied works of Pimplgaon and Dimbhe dam
2. Balance earth work structures and cement concrete lining of Kukadi Left
Bank Canal Km 91 to 249.
3. Balance earth work structures and cement concrete lining of Dimbhe
Right Bank Canal Km 1 to 116.
4. Balance earth work structures and cement concrete lining of
Pimpalgaon Joge Left Bank Canal Km 1 to 70.
5. Distribution system work of above canals.
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3.0
Data Used
3.1 Satellite Data Used
Table-1 shows the satellite data used in the study. Cartosat-1 (IRS-P5) PAN
sensor data was used which has a spatial resolution of 2.5 m and 10 bit
radiometric resolution. Figure-2 shows the satellite data coverage over the
study area. Each scene is ortho corrected (7.5’X7.5’) product and the entire
study area was covered by 32 scenes.
Table-1 Satellite data used in the study
Sl.No.
Satellite
Sensor
Date of Pass
Path / Row
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2
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
28.5.07
28.05.07
06.05.07
25.04.07
06.05.07
11.01.07
28.05.07
06.05.07
25.04.07
11.12.07
06.05.07
11.12.07
11.12.07
11.12.07
14.04.07
11.12.07
14.04.07
11.12.07
11.12.07
14.04.07
11.12.07
14.04.07
14.04.07
14.04.07
01.03.07
14.04.07
22.12.07
22.12.07
12.03.07
518/307
518/308
519/308
519/308
519/308
518/308
518/309
519/309
519/309
520/309
519/307
520/307
520/308
520/308
521/308
520/307
521/308
520/308
520/309
521/309
520/309
521/310
521/308
521/309
525/311
521/309
522/309
522/309
524/311
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4
5
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7
8
9
10
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27
28
29
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31
32
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
Cartosat 1
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
PAN
01.05.07
01.03.07
13.01.08
12.03.07
01.03.07
01.03.07
01.03.07
13.01.08
13.01.08
01.03.07
28.10.07
28.10.07
17.10.07
13.01.08
28.10.07
17.10.07
525/311
525/311
526/311
524/312
525/312
525/311
525/310
526/310
526/310
525/311
526/311
526/311
527/311
526/311
526/312
527/312
Figure-2.Satellite data coverage over the Kukadi irrigation project
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Ancillary Data Used
In addition to the satellite data, the following ancillary data was used to
understand the study area, preparing base details of the study area and for
comparative assessment of the satellite based results
• Index map of the Project area.
• Index map showing distributaries.
• Tree diagrams showing chainages and lengths of canal networks (Main
canal, branch canals, distributaries, minors and sub-minors).
• Statements showing chainage, length, ICA, IP proposed and IP created
for canals and water courses under each distributary.
4.0
Satellite Data Analysis
The detailed methodology used for assessment of irrigation potential
creation in an irrigation project through the satellite data based irrigation
infrastructure inventory is given below. The overview of methodology
followed in the study is shown in the flow chart (Figure-3).
4.1 Methodology
The basic approach for the assessment of irrigation potential creation in a
project is through identification and mapping of irrigation canal network and
providing the status (w.r.t. the completion / incompletion / pending) of the
entire conveyance and distribution system, various irrigation & drainage
structures, etc.
Project command area maps and relevant ground/field information was used
for precise boundary delineation of AIBP component of the study area. This
area mask was then used for Cartosat satellite data acquisition planning and
procurement. The individual ortho corrected Cartosat pan scenes were
mosaiced to create AIBP Component area satellite database. This database
was used to inventory irrigation infrastructure.
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Irrigation Project
command index maps
Acquisition planning for
high resolution Cartosat-1
satellite data
(Showing spatial extent of
AIBP component)
Procurement of
Cartosat data
Pre-processing of
Cartosat data
GPS survey for
collection of GCPs
(Rectification & Mosaicking)
Image
Interpretation key
Preparation of
project area mask
Field data on Proposed
Irrigation canal network
and other infrastructure
Interpretation / Analysis
of Cartosat data
(Line / Tree diagram)
Generation of Existing
Canal network and other
infrastructure layers
Assessment of Irrigation Potential created and its status
Assessment of
percentage
Physical progress
Identification of
critical gap areas
for I.P creation
Assessment of
Irrigation
Potential created
Generation of Maps and study report
• Irrigation Infrastructure
• IP created
• Gap areas
Figure-3. Flowchart of Methodology followed in the study
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4.2 Assessment of Irrigation Infrastructure
Identification and mapping of existing irrigation canal network with Main
canal/Branch canal/Distributaries/Minors & Sub-minors (for AIBP component
area) was done from the satellite image through onscreen digitisation using
ERDAS IMAGINE image processing software and ArcGIS software by
displaying the image at 1:4,000 to 1:2,000 scales. The above inventory and
mapping of canal network was done for AIBP component area in the project.
In addition to the canal network, irrigation and other structures including
cross drainage structures viz. aqueducts, super passages, syphons, H.P.
drains, road/cart/foot bridges etc. were identified and marked on to the digital
database. The above irrigation infrastructure was identified and mapped
using the image interpretation key.
Thus, the inventory of information in terms of number of canals (main
canals/branch canals/distributaries/minors/sub-minors etc.), their offtake
chainages and respective lengths was made. In addition to this, the status of
canals was also assessed in terms of completed or incomplete or pending
based on satellite data inventory information. Then, random ground checks
were made for verification and confirmation of image interpretation details.
4.3 Assessment of Irrigation Potential
Based on the above satellite based inventory of canals and structures
information and their status, the Irrigation Potential (IP) created in the study
area was assessed as given below:
• The distributaries wise satellite derived canal network is inspected in a
hierarchical sequence for hydraulic flow continuity or discontinuity,
anomalies in terms of length and absence of a particular canal
altogether (Minor / Sub-minor etc), if any. This information is compared
with proposed canal network information supplied by project
authorities (Revenue Survey project maps, T-diagrams and
Statements showing canal chainages, CCAs, Irrigation intensities and
IP created).
• If the distributary wise satellite derived canal network is found
comparable and there are no Cross-Drainage (CD) and other irrigation
structures pending / under construction indicating hydraulic flow
continuity, then that distributary Irrigation Potential (IP) is considered
as completed. The IP created is taken as proposed Irrigation Potential
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(estimated based on ICA and irrigation intensity) of the distributary.
• If the distributary wise satellite derived canal network is found with
hydraulic flow discontinuities either due to incomplete canal stretches
or due to incomplete structures, then that distributary Irrigation
Potential (IP) is considered as incomplete. Then the IP created under
that distributary is assessed by aggregating the IP of various canals
up to that point (from the off take point of distributary/minor/sub-minor)
including Direct Pipe Outlets(DPO’s) on distributaries.
• If the distributary wise satellite derived canal network is found with
anomalies in terms of length (like shortening) either due to pending
work or terrain conditions, then that distributary Irrigation Potential is
considered as incomplete. Then the IP created under that distributary
is assessed by aggregating the IP of various canals up to that point
(from the off take point of distributary/ minor/sub-minor) including
Direct Pipe Outlets (DPO’s) on distributaries.
• The balance Irrigation Potential (IP) is assessed as the difference
between proposed IP and IP created under each distributary.
• Though balance Irrigation Potential (IP) is assessed as above, the
canal network completed beyond the points of hydraulic discontinuity
and canal length anomalies were also mapped and reported.
The satellite data assessed irrigation potential using the above methodology
is compared with the field reported irrigation potential estimates and the
balance Irrigation Potential thus assessed at Distributary level, Branch Canal
and Project level is reported and discussed in the following sections.
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5.0 Results and Conclusion
5.1 Irrigation Infrastructure
The inventory and mapping of canal network using cartosat data was done
for entire AIBP area under Kukadi irrigation project. The details of the
satellite derived existing canal network are shown in Table-2. The canal
lengths and off take chainages from the parent canals provided by the
project officials and that derived from satellite data were shown in the above
table. The statistics were provided up to the level of minor / sub minor. Most
of the canal lengths and their offtake chainages from parent canals were
found to be comparable with proposed field reported statistics. However,
Dimbhe M1 to M22, 26, 27, 29, 30, 31, 36, 37, 41, 79 to 85 minors on
Dimbhe Right Bank Canal (RBC) could not be identified in satellite data. It
was also verified during field visit. Project officials informed that these canals
were cancelled and the IP under these canals was created through private
lift irrigation. In addition minors 49, 61, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77 on Dimbhe
Right Bank Canal (RBC), also could not be identified in the satellite data. In
Pipmplegaon Joge Left Bank Canal (LBC) Dy1, Dy2, Dy3 M6 to M18,
M22 ,M27, M33 A,B,C and in Kukadi Left Bank Canal (LBC) MR7,8,ML11
and TM were also converted under private lift irrigation plan and hence they
could not be identified on satellite data.
Also different cross-drainage structures like aqueducts, and others CDs were
found to be completed on Dembhe RBC, Pimpalgaon Joge LBC and Kukadi
LBC except in some locations on Pimpalgaon Joge Canal and Kukadi LBC.
These locations are such as Ch. 35,36,46 Km to 49 Km in Pimpalgaon Joge
Canal , Ch.192.13 Km in Chilwadi,Ch.193.18 Km in Karjat, Ch.233.85 Km in
Pondhewadi branch canal under Kukadi Left Bank Canal. It was also
observed that there is no hydraulic flow discontinuity in any part of the canal
network mapped from satellite data in Kukadi project except as mentioned
above and confirmed by project officials during random field visit.
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Table.2 Comparison of field reported and satellite derived offtake chainges and lengths of canal network
Field proposed
Name of Canal
Offtaking
Chainage
(Km)
Satellite derived
Length of
Canal
(Km)
Offtaking
Chainage
(Km)
Length of
Canal (Km)
Remarks
Dimbhe Right Bank Canal
DRC.M1
3.280
0.400
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M2
3.570
0.380
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M3
3.920
0.650
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M4
8.480
0.600
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M5
10.570
0.700
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M6
11.460
1.220
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M7
13.800
0.580
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M8
14.460
0.400
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M9
15.400
2.300
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M10
15.980
1.400
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M11
16.950
1.120
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M12
17.300
0.820
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M13
17.500
0.720
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M14
17.900
0.980
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M15A
19.200
2.640
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M15
19.390
1.200
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M16
20.500
1.900
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M17
21.600
1.840
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M18
22.190
2.380
Not Available
Not Available
pending
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DRC.M19
23.100
0.760
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M20
24.200
0.480
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M21
24.750
0.900
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M22
25.870
3.020
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M23
26.185
2.300
25.250
2.246
completed
DRC.M24
26.570
3.170
25.656
3.124
completed
DRC.M25
27.845
6.570
26.760
6.073
Short in length (0.5km)
DRC.M26
29.715
9.650
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M27
43.285
17.700
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM1
2.135
6.660
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM2
2.720
0.915
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM3
3.225
0.990
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM4
4.405
0.405
Not Available
Not Available
pending
32.945
4.580
31.995
4.696
0.960
1.380
0.959
0.936
completed
Short in length
(0.444km)
0.210
1.230
0.202
1.153
completed
DRC.M29
33.600
1.500
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M30
35.810
10.400
Not Available
Not Available
pending
1.120
4.200
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M31
36.500
1.220
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M32
37.500
4.900
36.588
1.181
Short in length (3.72km)
DRC.M33
39.630
2.740
38.664
2.147
Short in length (0.59km)
1.860
2.060
1.897
2.041
completed
DRC.M34
40.730
3.580
39.866
3.663
DRC.M35
42.110
3.310
41.233
1.892
completed
Short in length
(1.42 km)
DRC.M36
43.000
1.920
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M28
SM1
SM1/1
SM1
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0.120
0.980
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M37
43.800
3.220
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M38
45.600
3.340
46.256
3.867
SM1
0.900
3.060
1.765
1.677
completed
Short in length
(1.383 km)
SSM1
0.760
0.900
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SSM2
0.970
1.200
Not Available
Not Available
46.790
4.600
46.757
2.701
pending
Short in length
(1.96 km)
SM1
1.600
2.020
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM2
3.280
1.420
Not Available
Not Available
DRC.M40
47.270
2.700
48.001
0.542
pending
Short in length
( 2.16 km)
DRC.M41
48.120
0.680
Not Available
Not Available
Dy1
51.320
5.060
51.186
2.942
pending
Short in length
( 2.12 km)
SMR1
1.120
2.660
1.186
2.425
completed
SML1
2.240
1.160
2.392
1.232
completed
SMR2
3.210
1.240
Not Available
Not Available
pending
53.020
3.460
52.569
3.515
SMR1
0.980
1.420
0.832
1.151
completed
Short in length
(0.269 km)
SMR2
2.540
0.800
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M43
56.040
0.940
55.715
0.970
completed
DRC.M44
54.170
2.320
53.739
2.291
Dy3
55.300
6.340
54.933
5.786
completed
Short in length
( 0.550 km)
SMR1
3.240
0.980
3.148
0.888
completed
SML1
3.500
0.980
Not Available
Not Available
pending
57.270
9.340
56.909
9.725
completed
0.160
5.640
0.176
5.436
completed
SM1
DRC.M39
Dy2
Dy4
SMR1
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SML1
0.160
1.780
0.176
1.775
completed
SML2
2.160
1.400
2.219
1.448
completed
SMR2
3.090
0.880
3.189
0.850
completed
SMR3
3.470
2.160
3.519
2.153
completed
SMR4
5.640
1.840
5.880
1.823
completed
DRC.M44A
59.190
1.060
58.833
0.952
completed
DRC.M44B
60.430
0.250
59.955
0.222
DRC.M44C
63.180
2.380
62.835
0.668
completed
Short in length
( 1.710 km)
0.030
0.350
0.030
0.376
completed
DRC.M44E
63.550
1.335
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M44D
66.885
0.780
66.542
0.863
completed
DRC.M45
67.470
3.580
67.027
3.511
completed
2.620
1.140
2.655
1.162
completed
69.180
4.180
68.740
3.982
completed
0.445
1.060
0.457
1.125
completed
71.470
6.130
70.943
6.069
completed
1.740
1.120
1.735
1.100
completed
SSM1
0.680
0.840
0.676
0.851
completed
SSM2
1.100
1.060
1.110
1.082
completed
3.160
2.180
3.481
1.639
Short in Length
0.800
0.800
0.803
1.330
completed
DRC.M47
73.520
2.440
72.804
2.331
completed
DRC.M48
75.920
0.980
75.063
0.981
completed
DRC.M49
70.780
1.100
Not Available
Not Available
pending
Dy6
76.265
5.960
75.390
5.836
completed
SML1
0.560
0.840
0.544
0.815
completed
SML2
0.920
0.860
0.936
0.607
completed
SM1
DRC.M46
SM1
Dy5
SM1
SM2
SSM1
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SML3
1.140
1.055
1.152
0.924
completed
SMR1
1.260
2.840
1.299
2.785
completed
SML4
1.900
1.420
2.035
1.324
completed
SML5
2.980
0.490
3.104
0.564
completed
SML6
3.280
1.510
Not Available
Not Available
pending
77.475
4.350
76.604
4.403
completed
1.095
2.760
1.125
2.796
completed
1.095
0.940
1.100
0.857
completed
2.775
1.450
2.763
1.369
78.650
1.340
77.765
1.067
completed
Short in length
( 0.270 km)
0.030
0.440
0.024
0.405
DRC.M51
79.080
2.200
78.195
1.449
completed
Short in length
( 0.750km)
DRC.M53
80.390
1.740
79.468
1.670
completed
0.500
0.900
0.587
0.744
completed
81.950
0.800
81.028
0.697
completed
0.030
0.600
0.017
0.509
completed
DRC.M57
82.120
0.400
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M58
85.220
0.800
83.648
0.745
completed
DRC.M59
86.560
1.230
85.009
1.249
completed
DRC.M60
87.500
1.520
86.122
1.557
completed
DRC.M61
87.580
3.760
Not Available
Not Available
DRC.M62
88.685
2.650
87.230
1.319
pending
Short in length
( 1.33 Km)
DRC.M63
89.870
3.160
88.345
3.052
completed
0.850
0.360
0.885
0.348
completed
DRC.M67
94.205
0.720
92.802
0.776
completed
DRC.M68
98.230
1.480
95.980
1.444
completed
Dy7
SM1
SSM1
SM2
DRC.M50
SM1
SM1
DRC.M56
SM1
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98.671
1.960
Short in length
( 1.29 Km)
100.340
3.250
SM1
0.700
1.600
pending
SM2
2.500
0.600
pending
DRC.M71
100.920
2.000
99.727
1.726
completed
DRC.M72
102.100
2.040
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M73
102.900
9.060
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M74
104.200
8.680
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M74A
104.840
0.820
103.731
0.951
completed
DRC.M75
105.500
6.900
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M76
106.020
1.100
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M77
107.750
3.070
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M79
110.580
3.740
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M80
112.330
2.980
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M81
113.200
11.340
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M82
113.400
0.350
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M83
115.060
1.340
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.ML84
116.200
0.360
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.MR85
116.200
2.020
Not Available
Not Available
pending
DRC.M69
PIMPLEGAON JOGE LEFT BANK CANAL
Dy1
14.900
6.600
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M6
16.252
2.700
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M7
17.500
1.100
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M8
18.870
2.310
Not Available
Not Available
pending
Dy2
20.500
3.880
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M9
20.800
2.640
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M10
21.280
2.220
Not Available
Not Available
pending
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Dy3
22.500
3.180
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M11
23.600
3.120
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M13
24.600
3.600
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M14
25.270
3.460
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M15
26.180
2.160
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M16
27.100
2.000
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M17
27.350
2.120
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M18
28.875
2.670
28.980
2.587
completed
SM1
0.229
1.580
0.240
1.597
completed
SM2
1.560
0.285
1.568
0.417
completed
M19
29.480
0.960
29.703
0.943
M20
30.850
2.120
31.055
1.192
Dy4
32.680
4.560
32.897
2.093
0.720
5.090
0.727
3.225
2.480
2.540
2.475
1.289
MR1
0.930
3.620
0.909
1.353
ML2
1.500
3.280
1.490
1.198
completed
Short in length
( 0.928 Km)
Short in length
( 2.467Km)
Short in length
( 1.865Km)
Short in length
( 1.251Km)
Short in length
( 2.267Km)
Short in length
( 2.082Km)
M22
34.500
3.400
Not Available
Not Available
M23
35.660
1.100
36.564
0.507
M24
36.610
2.590
37.030
1.883
pending
Short in length
( 0.593Km)
Short in length
( 0.707Km)
0.260
4.240
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M25
39.140
4.240
39.626
2.503
M26
39.840
4.240
40.330
1.164
completed
Short in length
( 3.076 Km)
ML1
SM1
SM1
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( 0.696 Km)
0.709
3.020
0.695
2.324
M27
40.340
3.920
Not Available
Not Available
M28
42.210
0.950
42.681
0.674
0.070
0.750
0.055
0.714
43.660
3.910
44.144
1.953
completed
Short in length
( 1.957 Km)
SM1
1.680
1.790
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM2
2.070
0.620
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M30
46.060
3.510
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M31
46.630
3.200
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M32
48.720
1.300
52.668
1.247
completed
M33
49.180
2.000
49.443
1.956
completed
SM1
0.090
1.620
0.123
1.529
completed
SM2
0.380
0.990
0.376
1.088
52.460
3.100
52.668
1.426
completed
Short in length
( 1.674 Km)
SM1
0.370
0.940
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM2
1.100
2.880
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM3
2.250
0.900
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM4
3.020
1.250
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM5
3.180
1.560
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM6
3.800
1.960
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M32B
54.320
1.460
54.879
1.440
completed
M33A
54.755
3.260
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M33B
57.500
0.840
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M33C
59.300
1.600
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M34
59.960
2.460
59.772
2.483
completed
SM1
SM1
M29
M32A
19
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0.960
1.680
0.971
1.153
60.200
2.420
59.950
1.570
Short in length
( 0.527Km)
Short in length
( 0.85Km)
0.560
1.520
0.595
1.497
completed
M35
64.390
1.310
64.278
1.220
completed
M35A
65.200
2.900
64.892
2.927
completed
1.200
0.960
1.245
0.864
M36
65.940
2.600
65.593
2.316
completed
Short in length
( 0.284Km)
M37
67.800
1.440
67.587
1.241
completed
M38
69.360
3.860
69.369
3.878
completed
SM1
1.580
2.120
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM2
2.100
1.840
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM3
2.960
0.860
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM4
3.600
0.900
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM5
3.860
0.700
Not Available
Not Available
pending
SM1
M34A
SM1
SM1
KUKADI LEFT BANK CANAL
178.600
YesodiBC
27.690
MR13
Non-AIBP
1.300
1.500
1.858
1.545
completed
9.880
3.600
9.820
3.558
completed
SM1
1.160
0.600
1.059
0.558
completed
SM2
2.760
0.580
2.853
0.566
completed
SM1
MR6
MR2
Non-AIBP
SM3
MR16B
M72
0.710
0.580
2.566
0.759
completed
21.600
0.500
21.109
0.518
completed
179.490
3.220
179.490
3.039
completed
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M72A
180.750
0.560
180.750
0.594
completed
M74
185.320
1.640
185.320
1.596
completed
M77
190.110
0.620
190.110
0.861
completed
M78
191.670
5.220
191.670
4.966
completed
14.780
18.000
15.597
17.176
Short in length
( 0.824Km)
M1
1.100
0.900
0.958
0.687
M2
2.400
0.980
2.484
0.636
completed
Short in length
( 0.344Km)
M3
3.260
0.900
3.344
0.948
completed
M4
3.620
1.540
3.772
1.541
completed
SM1
0.620
0.262
0.780
SM2
0.900
0.599
0.452
Chilwadi Branch Canal
RashinDy
M5
4.700
0.980
4.779
0.565
completed
Short in length
( 0.448Km)
Short in length
( 0.415Km)
M6
4.900
1.180
4.954
1.399
completed
M7
5.200
0.800
5.518
0.874
completed
M8
5.680
1.340
5.936
1.572
completed
M9
6.080
1.300
6.281
1.293
completed
M10
6.560
2.040
7.026
2.041
completed
0.790
0.936
0.792
completed
SM1
M11
6.960
0.880
Not Available
Not Available
pending
M12
8.200
3.200
8.081
3.206
completed
SM1
0.800
0.920
0.797
0.823
completed
SM2
1.300
0.740
1.297
0.756
completed
8.810
0.820
8.830
0.798
completed
M13
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M14
9.200
1.040
9.250
1.009
M15
9.660
0.760
9.640
0.273
M16
9.920
1.830
9.749
2.205
M17
10.470
2.200
10.484
1.428
completed
Short in length
( 0.772Km)
M18
10.500
1.100
10.821
1.695
completed
M19
11.760
0.900
11.983
1.154
completed
M20
11.840
0.980
12.156
1.502
completed
M21
12.560
0.990
12.544
1.685
completed
SM1
0.360
0.800
0.376
1.264
completed
SM2
0.480
0.780
1.214
0.712
completed
M22
12.700
0.760
12.806
1.510
completed
M23
13.360
1.000
13.901
1.091
completed
M24
14.180
0.890
14.500
1.414
completed
0.300
0.600
0.093
0.501
completed
M25
14.380
0.700
14.574
0.953
completed
M26
14.620
0.800
14.879
0.733
completed
M27
15.200
0.780
15.538
1.049
M28
15.700
0.800
16.040
0.455
M29
15.860
0.920
16.256
0.573
completed
Short in length
( 0.345Km)
Short in length
( 0.347Km)
Korti Dy
21.620
12.200
22.473
11.848
MR1
22.500
2.360
23.377
1.952
Non-AIBP
Short in length
( 0.41Km)
ML1
22.670
0.520
23.494
0.544
completed
ML2
23.660
1.320
24.461
1.318
completed
MR2
23.060
0.540
23.494
0.568
completed
0.540
5.400
0.568
4.698
Short in length
SM1
SM1
22
completed
Short in length
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( 0.702Km)
0.540
2.600
0.568
2.096
Short in length
( 0.504Km)
ML3
24.540
0.800
25.361
0.773
completed
ML4
25.280
1.900
26.110
1.896
completed
CBC/ParewadiDy
26.580
9.240
27.387
9.221
completed
ML1
0.020
1.800
0.031
1.810
completed
ML2
0.380
0.820
0.374
0.804
completed
MR1
0.380
1.680
0.374
1.699
completed
MR2
0.780
1.620
0.766
1.688
completed
1.200
0.660
1.184
0.679
completed
ML3
1.740
1.900
1.701
1.782
completed
ML4
2.400
1.820
2.390
1.836
completed
ML5
3.700
1.700
3.701
1.730
completed
MR3
4.400
1.600
4.337
1.689
completed
0.360
1.480
0.362
1.308
completed
MR4
4.560
1.340
4.516
1.322
completed
MR5
5.940
1.400
5.882
1.831
completed
ML6
6.120
1.560
6.075
1.584
completed
1.160
0.900
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
ML7
7.220
0.680
7.184
0.642
completed
MR6
7.220
1.520
7.184
1.505
completed
ML8
7.620
0.560
7.582
0.573
completed
ML9
8.160
0.960
8.155
0.773
completed
ML10
9.040
0.820
8.983
0.630
completed
MR7
8.720
0.960
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
MR8
9.560
0.480
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
ML11
9.560
0.300
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
SM2
SM1
SM1
SM1
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9.660
0.240
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
MR11
28.980
3.010
29.778
3.022
completed
MR12
29.600
3.220
30.416
3.250
completed
ML6
29.980
0.540
30.777
0.428
completed
ML7
30.400
0.840
31.201
0.836
completed
ML8
31.150
0.980
31.971
0.996
completed
ML9
31.860
1.430
32.688
1.450
completed
ML10
32.980
1.580
33.790
1.543
completed
MR13
31.280
2.700
32.094
2.692
completed
1.970
2.440
1.976
2.442
completed
32.180
4.480
32.994
4.495
completed
SM1
0.240
0.670
0.242
0.672
completed
SM2
1.480
1.350
1.490
1.366
completed
SM3
2.640
1.960
2.647
1.971
completed
0.060
1.115
0.160
1.182
completed
1.130
1.240
1.134
1.246
completed
MR15
32.780
0.640
33.588
0.610
completed
ML11
34.000
1.980
34.821
1.963
completed
0.360
0.800
0.368
0.807
completed
35.100
7.200
35.862
7.215
ML1
1.580
2.400
1.574
1.755
MR1
1.920
0.720
1.913
0.499
completed
Short in length
( 0.65Km)
Short in length
( 0.22Km)
MR2
2.420
1.500
2.442
1.510
ML2
2.420
2.900
GAP
2.381
completed
Short in length
( 0.52Km)
MR3
2.940
3.940
2.939
3.787
completed
ML3
5.060
0.830
5.038
0.864
completed
TM
SM1
MR14
SSM1
SM4
SM1
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5.460
0.600
5.439
0.757
completed
ML13
37.540
3.300
38.380
3.306
Non-AIBP
ML14
40.880
0.780
39.637
0.708
Non-AIBP
ShimporaDy
40.880
2.660
39.638
2.609
Non-AIBP
MR12
0.420
1.650
0.157
1.152
Non-AIBP
MR13
1.440
0.700
0.499
2.117
Non-AIBP
ML15
1.140
0.820
Not Available
Not Available
Non-AIBP
ML16
2.600
0.820
Not Available
Not Available
Non-AIBP
193.160
30.000
193.160
29.567
completed
M10
21.070
0.900
20.823
1.300
M11
23.610
4.240
23.349
3.509
completed
Short in length
( 0.73Km)
SMR1
0.540
1.120
0.532
1.269
completed
SML1
1.190
1.240
2.200
1.185
completed
M12
24.190
0.620
23.900
0.597
completed
M13
24.780
4.000
24.456
3.354
completed
M14
25.850
0.840
25.566
0.805
completed
M15
26.210
1.560
25.923
1.567
M16
26.980
2.920
26.703
1.609
completed
Short in length
( 1.31Km)
1.300
1.100
1.337
1.102
completed
28.240
5.500
28.025
5.719
completed
SML1
1.320
1.000
1.795
1.090
completed
SMR1
3.050
1.460
3.290
1.384
completed
SML2
3.500
2.500
3.707
2.820
completed
SML3
4.300
1.000
4.577
1.712
29.700
5.000
29.414
4.153
completed
Short in length
( 0.85Km)
ML4
KarjatBC
SMR1
M17
M18
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SML1
0.080
1.000
0.094
1.095
completed
SML2
1.440
2.020
1.473
2.007
completed
M79
194.560
1.300
194.560
1.429
completed
M80
195.830
3.504
195.830
3.689
completed
M82
198.160
1.510
198.160
1.508
completed
M83
198.930
1.840
198.930
2.036
completed
KLBC211-220
Dy
213.545
8.200
213.545
8.293
M97
213.690
3.200
213.690
2.532
completed
Short in length
( 0.668Km)
DhagatwadiM
221.280
9.940
221.280
9.416
Short in length
( 0.524Km)
SM1
2.030
0.940
1.167
0.952
completed
SM2
2.520
2.450
2.528
1.809
Short in Length
1.560
1.220
1.551
1.269
completed
222.900
1.200
222.900
1.968
completed
223.840
12.000
223.840
12.000
completed
ML1
0.360
2.180
0.474
2.371
completed
ML2
2.300
4.460
3.517
4.636
completed
HULGEWADI/M
5.120
4.860
5.578
4.716
completed
3.260
2.080
3.137
2.065
completed
7.400
1.200
7.429
1.205
completed
0.620
8.220
0.589
7.957
completed
4.980
3.100
4.754
3.200
completed
SSM1
M84A
Pondhawadi
Branch Canal
PondhawadiBC
SM1
VIHAL Dy
UMBRAD
SM1
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1.380
8.600
1.205
8.695
11.720
12.100
11.677
10.002
completed
Short in length
( 2.08Km)
ML1
0.320
1.020
0.331
1.018
completed
MR1
1.240
1.060
1.226
1.082
completed
MR2
1.330
0.860
1.636
0.861
completed
ML2
2.300
2.200
2.315
2.179
MR3
2.440
1.260
2.448
0.934
completed
Short in length
(0.326Km)
MR4
3.520
1.200
3.520
1.232
completed
ML3
4.170
2.920
4.160
2.975
completed
SM1
0.170
0.970
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
SM2
0.330
0.660
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
ML4
5.460
0.760
5.486
0.756
completed
MR5
5.480
1.800
5.887
1.760
completed
MR6
6.100
1.540
6.114
1.564
completed
ML5
6.120
0.660
6.173
0.669
completed
ML6
7.050
3.860
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
LSM1
0.300
2.880
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
RSM1
0.680
0.600
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
LSM2
0.800
0.800
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
MR7
7.970
1.800
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
MR8
8.420
1.460
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
ML7
8.920
1.750
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
MR9
10.070
1.385
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
MR10
11.720
1.300
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
TAIL
12.100
Not Available
Not Available
Pending
ANJANDOH
PondhawadiDy
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224.580
18.000
224.580
17.863
ML1
0.320
1.100
0.321
0.751
ML2
2.160
3.200
2.191
3.292
ML3
4.080
3.510
4.139
3.089
completed
Short in length
(0.421Km)
SM1
0.080
1.580
0.214
1.509
completed
SM1A
0.560
0.900
0.531
1.002
completed
SM2
0.855
3.500
1.110
1.360
SM3
2.110
2.860
1.772
2.062
ML4
4.780
1.360
4.938
0.987
Short in length (2.41Km)
Short in length
(0.798Km)
Short in length
(0.373Km)
ML5
8.360
1.680
8.529
1.540
completed
ML6
9.300
1.000
9.748
1.460
completed
MR1
11.600
1.640
11.747
1.648
completed
ML7
13.560
1.000
13.189
1.013
completed
ML8
14.700
0.800
15.010
0.914
completed
M88
234.140
1.500
234.140
3.401
completed
M89A
236.610
1.040
236.610
1.121
TM
248.180
2.000
248.180
1.109
completed
Short in length
(0.891Km)
Bhose Dy
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Short in length
(0.349Km)
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5.2 Irrigation Potential
The Ultimate Irrigation Potential (UIP) of Kukadi project is 1,56,278 ha and
1,03,135 ha of I.P was created before inclusion under AIBP scheme in 2002.
Hence, I.P target under AIBP scheme was 53,143 ha (as per CWC work order
no. 3/121/2007-RS/63-70 dated 28.02.2007). But according to project officials
the contemplated or target AIBP component is only 42,540 ha. The project
officials provided the details of canals for the contemplated IP of 42,540 ha
only. Hence the satellite data was acquired for only IP of 42,540 ha and IP
assessment was carried out. The detail of which are provided below.
The irrigation potential was assessed using the irrigation infrastructure derived
from the satellite data. The details of proposed irrigation potential, field
reported & satellite based irrigation potential created in the project are given in
Table-3. The assessed irrigation potential created upto minor level was shown
in the table. As some of the parent canals and their offtake canals were
existing and their lengths are comparable to the proposed without any
pending cross-drainage/irrigation structures, only they were assessed to have
created the proposed irrigation potential (Figure-4&5).
The irrigation potential was assessed using the irrigation infrastructure derived
from Cartosat satellite data. Based on the assessment of physical progress,
the IP created is 33,430 ha. The balance IP yet to be created is 9,110 ha.
But according to project officials, the target IP under AIBP is 42,540 ha which
includes irrigation under private Lift Irrigation Scheme. The LIS was
implemented due to opposition of farmers, some of the canals were cancelled
and IP under these canals were converted to LIS. The total IP created under
LIS is 3,004 ha only under Dimbhe RBC as per project officials. The total field
reported IP created under AIBP through gravity (Canal Irrigation) is 39,536 ha
and it is reported (field data) that it is totally completed.
Hence, as per satellite based assessment, balance IP yet to be created
through canal irrigation is 6,106 ha. (IP created under canal irrigation is
39,536 ha - satellite derived IP is 33,430 ha).
Two ‘A0 size’ maps showing canal network derived from satellite data
together with the spatial distribution of irrigation potential created was
prepared (including the base details of roads, drains and villages) and
provided along with this report (Plate-1 & 2).
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Table.3 Comparison of field reported and satellite derived Irrigation potential of canal network
Total Irrigation
Potential Proposed
(ha.)
Field
reported
Irrigation
Potential
Created
under AIBP
(ha.)
Satellite
derived
Irrigation
Potential
Created
under
AIBP(ha.)
DRC.M1
34.500
34.500
0.00
DRC.M2
22.260
22.260
0.00
DRC.M3
31.710
31.710
0.00
DRC.M4
53.410
53.410
0.00
DRC.M5
42.840
42.840
0.00
DRC.M6
65.000
65.000
0.00
DRC.M7
24.480
24.480
0.00
DRC.M8
38.950
38.950
0.00
DRC.M9
80.680
80.680
0.00
DRC.M10
46.990
46.990
0.00
DRC.M11
58.250
58.250
0.00
DRC.M12
54.890
54.890
0.00
DRC.M13
49.220
49.220
0.00
DRC.M14
56.580
56.580
0.00
DRC.M15A
198.000
198.000
0.00
Name of Canal
Remarks
Dimbhe Right Bank Canal
DRC.M15
79.770
79.770
0.00
DRC.M16
110.850
110.850
0.00
DRC.M17
67.580
67.580
0.00
DRC.M18
66.770
66.770
0.00
DRC.M19
32.400
32.400
0.00
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1-22 comes under private
lift irrigation scheme and is
declared under LIS.
Due to oppose of farmers
these minors are
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DRC.M20
52.560
52.560
0.00
DRC.M21
36.170
36.170
0.00
DRC.M22
45.500
45.500
0.00
DRC.M23
30.350
30.350
30.350
completed
DRC.M24
66.620
66.620
66.620
completed
DRC.M25
202.780
202.780
187.76
IP balance 15 ha.
DRC.M26
244.890
244.890
0.00
IP balance 244.78 ha.
DRC.M27
438.540
438.540
0.00
Lift irrigation
DRC.M28
320.580
320.580
305.950
DRC.M29
187.310
187.310
187.310
DRC.M30
367.550
367.550
0.000
DRC.M31
85.870
85.870
0.00
IP balance 85.87 ha.
DRC.M32
304.950
304.950
73.50
IP balance 231.45 ha.
DRC.M33
192.810
192.810
165.12
Lift irrigation
DRC.M34
190.050
190.050
190.050
completed
DRC.M35
120.210
120.210
68.71
IP balance 51.5ha.
DRC.M36
108.770
108.770
0.00
DRC.M37
103.110
103.110
0.000
DRC.M38
263.360
263.360
146.870
108.85
108.85
59.65
completed
SSM1
32.950
32.950
0.000
IP balance 32.950 ha.
SSM2
34.350
34.350
0.000
IP balance 34.35ha.
completed
SM1
87.22
87.22
87.22
222.110
222.110
69.09
SM1
42.48
42.48
0.00
IP balance 42.48ha.
SM2
61.960
61.960
0.00
DOL
117.670
117.670
69.09
IP balance 61.96ha.
proportionate IP
considered
99.610
99.610
19.92
IP balance 79.69 ha.
DOL
DRC.M39
DRC.M40
IP balance 103.11 ha.
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DRC.M41
48.090
48.090
0.000
Dy1
655.630
655.630
409.060
SMR1
152.070
152.070
152.070
completed
SML1
64.870
64.870
64.870
completed
SMR2
106.890
106.890
0.000
DOL
331.800
331.800
192.120
IP balance 106.89ha.
proportionate IP
considered
388.680
388.680
309.700
SMR1
49.76
49.76
40.33
SMR2
69.55
69.55
0
IP balance 69.55 ha.
DOL
269.37
269.37
269.37
completed
DRC.M43
33.17
33.17
33.17
completed
DRC.M44
78.110
78.110
78.110
completed
Dy2
IP balance 48.09 ha.
539.540
539.540
389.61
SMR1
47.63
47.63
47.63
completed
SML1
117.49
117.49
0
DOL
374.73
374.73
341.98
IP balance 117.49ha.
proportionate IP
considered
1272.420
1272.420
1272.420
SMR1
181.9
181.9
181.9
completed
SML1
101.65
101.65
101.65
completed
SML2
67.41
67.41
67.41
completed
SMR2
68.48
68.48
68.48
completed
SMR3
145.1
145.1
145.1
completed
SMR4
186.79
186.79
186.79
completed
DOL
521.09
521.09
521.09
completed
DRC.M44A
38.940
38.940
38.940
completed
DRC.M44B
35.190
35.190
35.190
completed
DRC.M44C
108.270
108.270
55.380
Dy3
Dy4
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SM1
34.75
34.75
34.75
DOL
73.52
73.52
20.63
completed
proportionate IP
considered
DRC.M44E
62.600
62.600
0.000
IP balance 62.60 ha.
DRC.M44D
52.380
52.380
52.380
completed
DRC.M45
221.210
221.210
221.210
completed
DRC.M46
315.530
315.530
315.530
SM1
70.92
70.92
70.92
completed
DOL
244.61
244.61
244.61
completed
615.990
615.990
589.910
38.7
38.7
38.7
completed
SSM1
44.36
44.36
44.36
completed
SSM2
37.500
37.500
37.500
completed
105.07
105.07
79
30.960
30.960
30.960
Dy5
SM1
SM2
SSM1
completed
359.39
359.39
359.39
DRC.M47
119.650
119.650
119.650
completed
DRC.M48
32.130
32.130
32.130
completed
DRC.M49
61.020
61.020
0.000
IP balance 61.02 ha.
Dy6
708.820
708.820
708.820
SML1
35.11
35.11
35.11
completed
SML2
39.29
39.29
27.73
IP balance 11.56 ha.
SML3
148.82
148.82
148.82
completed
DOL
SML4
30.94
30.94
30.94
completed
SML5
160.13
160.13
160.13
completed
DOL
294.54
294.54
294.54
completed
436.380
436.380
436.380
SM1
140.49
140.49
140.49
completed
SM2
51.21
51.21
51.21
completed
Dy7
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244.68
244.68
244.68
44.300
44.300
36.870
SM1
7.64
7.68
7.68
completed
DOL
36.66
36.66
29.19
IP balance 7.47 ha.
DRC.M51
82.210
82.210
54.260
IP balance 27.95 ha.
DRC.M53
60.080
60.080
60.080
SM1
22.12
22.12
22.12
completed
DOL
37.96
37.96
37.96
completed
37.160
37.160
37.160
SM1
18.59
18.59
18.59
completed
DOL
18.58
18.58
18.58
completed
DRC.M57
48.150
48.150
0.000
IP balance 48.15 ha.
DRC.M58
45.400
45.400
45.400
completed
DRC.M59
127.240
127.240
127.240
completed
DOL
DRC.M50
DRC.M56
completed
DRC.M60
78.280
78.280
78.280
completed
DRC.M61
174.000
174.000
0.000
IP balance 174.00 ha.
DRC.M62
153.000
153.000
76.500
IP balance 76.5 ha.
DRC.M63
215.330
215.330
215.330
SM1
30.36
30.36
30.36
completed
DOL
184.97
184.97
184.97
completed
DRC.M67
46.820
46.820
46.820
completed
DRC.M68
75.380
75.380
75.380
completed
250.250
250.250
102.660
SM1
49.95
49.95
0.000
IP balance 49.95 ha.
SM2
30.09
30.09
0.000
DOL
170.22
170.22
102.660
IP balance 30.09 ha.
proportionate IP
considered
DRC.M71
51.180
51.180
51.180
completed
DRC.M72
69.680
69.680
0.000
IP balance 69.68 ha.
DRC.M69
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DRC.M73
303.350
303.350
0.000
IP balance 303.35 ha.
DRC.M74
275.760
275.760
0.000
IP balance 275.76 ha.
DRC.M74A
33.170
33.170
33.170
completed
DRC.M75
351.660
351.660
0.000
IP balance 351.66 ha.
DRC.M76
42.950
42.950
0.000
IP balance 42.95 ha.
DRC.M77
74.760
74.760
0.000
IP balance 74.76 ha.
DRC.M79
103.620
103.620
0.000
Lift irrigation
DRC.M80
89.260
89.260
0.000
Lift irrigation
DRC.M81
293.250
293.250
0.000
IP balance 293.25 ha.
DRC.M82
17.050
17.050
0.000
IP balance 17.05 ha.
DRC.M83
33.780
33.780
0.000
Lift irrigation
DRC.ML84
40.800
40.800
0.000
Lift irrigation
DRC.MR85
115.570
115.570
0.000
IP balance 115.57 ha.
DOL
1046.190
1046.190
1046.190
completed
TOTAL
15102.210
15102.210
8695.350
PIMPLEGAON JOGE LEFT BANK CANAL
Dy1
318.090
0.000
0.000
IP balance 318.09 ha.
M6
140.210
0.000
0.000
IP balance 140.21 ha.
M7
62.542
0.000
0.000
IP balance 62.542 ha.
M8
63.419
0.000
0.000
IP balance 63.419 ha.
Dy2
100.783
0.000
0.000
IP balance 100.783 ha.
M9
95.594
0.000
0.000
IP balance 95.594 ha.
M10
116.919
0.000
0.000
IP balance 116.919 ha.
Dy3
100.655
0.000
0.000
IP balance 100.655 ha.
M11
254.585
0.000
0.000
IP balance 254.585 ha.
M13
47.658
0.000
0.000
IP balance 47.658 ha.
M14
90.094
0.000
0.000
IP balance 90.094 ha.
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M15
100.591
0.000
0.000
IP balance 100.591 ha.
M16
100.313
0.000
0.000
IP balance 100.313 ha.
M17
210.041
0.000
0.000
IP balance 210.041 ha.
M18
362.440
362.440
362.441
SM1
71.750
71.750
71.750
completed
SM2
44.940
44.940
44.940
completed
DOL
245.750
245.750
245.750
completed
M19
75.890
75.890
75.890
completed
M20
191.637
101.690
107.750
IP balance 83.887 ha.
Dy4
1093.540
0.000
525.162
ML1
352.137
0.000
223.112
IP balance 129.025 ha.
MR1
179.080
0.000
66.930
IP balance 112.15ha.
ML2
245.180
0.000
89.550
IP balance 155.63ha.
DOL
317.143
0.000
145.570
IP balance 171.573ha.
M22
527.446
0.000
0.000
IP balance 527.446 ha.
M23
45.839
0.000
21.120
IP balance 21.719 ha.
M24
466.927
0.000
339.460
SM1
298.134
0.000
DOL
168.793
0.000
M25
436.806
0.000
436.806
M26
783.358
156.220
122.720
SM1
194.954
0.000
0.000
DOL
completed
IP balance 194.954 ha.
588.404
156.220
122.720
IP balance 465.684 ha.
M27
209.132
0.000
0.000
IP balance 209.132 ha.
M28
155.696
83.870
119.200
SM1
30.070
30.070
30.070
DOL
125.626
53.800
89.130
602.271
60.830
242.240
M29
36
completed
proportionate IP
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SM1
59.510
0.000
0.000
IP balance 59.51 ha.
SM2
57.790
0.000
0.000
IP balance 57.79ha.
DOL
484.971
60.830
242.240
IP balance 242.731 ha.
M30
599.221
0.000
0.000
IP balance 599.221 ha.
M31
588.832
588.832
0.000
IP balance 588.832 ha.
M32
81.502
81.502
81.502
completed
304.319
168.170
304.319
completed
SM1
89.810
89.810
completed
SM2
81.030
81.030
completed
DOL
133.479
133.479
completed
M33
777.986
777.986
71.820
SM1
106.390
106.390
0.000
IP balance 106.39ha.
SM2
180.910
180.910
0.000
IP balance 180.91ha.
SM3
57.760
57.760
0.000
IP balance 57.76ha.
M32A
SM4
19.580
19.580
0.000
IP balance 19.58ha.
SM5
188.480
188.480
0.000
IP balance 188.48ha.
SM6
68.720
68.720
0.000
DOL
156.146
156.146
71.820
IP balance 68.72ha.
proportionate IP
considered
M32B
84.840
84.840
84.840
completed
M33A
292.206
292.206
0.000
IP balance 292.206 ha.
M33B
78.699
78.699
0.000
IP balance 78.669 ha.
M33C
117.925
117.925
0.000
IP balance 117.925 ha.
236.524
236.524
214.254
SM1
71.000
71.000
48.730
IP balance 22.27 ha.
DOL
165.524
165.524
165.524
completed
281.849
281.849
253.100
SM1
200.000
200.000
200.000
completed
DOL
81.849
81.849
53.100
proportionate IP
M34
M34A
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M35
119.241
119.241
119.241
M35A
320.048
320.048
320.048
SM1
48.000
48.000
48.000
completed
DOL
272.480
272.480
272.480
completed
M36
232.276
232.276
206.890
IP balance 25.386 ha.
M37
134.082
134.082
134.082
completed
M38
650.004
557.220
287.904
completed
SM1
119.960
0.000
IP balance 119.96 ha.
SM2
100.750
0.000
IP balance 1100.75 ha.
SM3
54.680
0.000
IP balance 54.68 ha.
SM4
35.720
0.000
IP balance 35.72 ha.
SM5
50.990
0.000
IP balance 50.99ha.
DOL
287.904
287.904
completed
DOL
663.593
149.230
149.230
12315.617
5061.568
4580.018
517.030
517.030
KUKADI LEFT BANK CANAL
YesodiBC
7873.000
MR2
Non-AIBP
SM3
72.760
72.760
completed
SM1
87.740
87.740
completed
SM2
77.180
77.180
completed
DOL
12.590
12.590
completed
MR6
Non-AIBP
MR13
Non-AIBP
SM1
MR16B
38
88.100
88.100
completed
40.500
40.500
completed
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DOL
138.160
138.160
completed
M72
129.000
129.000
129.000
completed
M72A
80.000
80.000
80.000
completed
M74
132.000
132.000
132.000
completed
M77
81.000
81.000
81.000
completed
M78
548.000
548.000
548.000
completed
14491.000
8159.190
7732.960
3011.940
2809.970
M1
65.780
65.780
completed
M2
64.540
41.880
IP balance 23.66 ha.
M3
33.940
33.940
completed
M4
211.260
211.260
completed
SM1
62.320
62.320
completed
SM2
84.400
42.380
IP balance 42.02 ha.
DOL
64.540
64.540
M5
34.500
19.930
IP balance 14.57 ha.
M6
84.500
84.500
completed
M7
51.750
51.750
completed
M8
85.690
85.690
completed
M9
87.910
87.910
completed
Chilwadi Branch Canal
ChilwadiBC
RashinDy
162.150
162.150
completed
SM1
49.520
49.520
completed
DOL
112.630
112.630
completed
M11
48.960
0.000
IP balance 48.96 ha.
M12
131.870
131.870
completed
SM1
48.410
48.410
completed
SM2
47.290
47.290
completed
M10
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36.170
36.170
M13
45.070
45.070
completed
M14
41.730
41.730
completed
M15
52.860
18.980
IP balance 33.88 ha.
M16
112.950
112.950
completed
M17
108.500
72.990
IP balance 35.51 ha.
M18
86.240
86.240
completed
M19
97.930
97.930
completed
M20
88.300
88.300
completed
M21
93.950
93.950
completed
SM1
57.870
57.870
completed
SM2
27.260
27.260
completed
DOL
8.820
8.820
completed
M22
54.530
54.530
completed
M23
106.830
106.830
completed
M24
82.350
82.350
completed
SM1
7.230
7.230
completed
DOL
75.120
75.120
completed
M25
64.540
64.540
completed
M26
67.320
67.320
completed
M27
56.880
56.880
completed
M28
58.420
33.220
IP balance 24.36 ha.
DOL
M29
56.160
34.970
IP balance 21.19 ha.
DOL
436.950
436.950
completed
MR1
57.280
47.540
IP balance 9.74 ha.
ML1
36.950
36.950
completed
ML2
57.290
57.290
completed
MR2
249.630
210.760
Non-AIBP
149.910
130.420
IP balance 19.49 ha.
SM1
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99.720
80.340
IP balance 19.38 ha.
ML3
29.040
29.040
completed
ML4
103.290
103.290
completed
DOL
94.990
94.990
completed
CBC/ParewadiDy
1752.060
1661.940
ML1
74.730
74.730
completed
SM2
ML2
28.030
28.030
completed
MR1
93.560
93.560
completed
MR2
66.360
66.360
completed
SM1
42.500
42.500
completed
DOL
23.860
23.860
ML3
85.130
85.130
completed
ML4
88.760
88.760
completed
ML5
121.080
121.080
completed
150.080
150.080
completed
SM1
80.890
80.890
completed
DOL
69.190
69.190
completed
MR4
125.300
125.300
completed
MR5
152.460
152.460
completed
ML6
108.370
108.370
completed
SM1
90.120
0.000
DOL
18.250
108.370
IP balance 90.12 ha.
proportionate IP
considered
MR3
ML7
35.360
35.360
completed
MR6
115.290
115.290
completed
ML8
70.620
70.620
completed
ML9
44.050
44.050
completed
ML10
74.780
74.780
completed
MR7
0.000
0.000
proposed to be deleted
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MR8
0.000
0.000
proposed to be deleted
ML11
0.000
0.000
proposed to be deleted
TM
0.000
0.000
proposed to be deleted
DOL
185.480
185.480
completed
MR11
188.320
188.320
completed
MR12
179.760
179.760
completed
ML6
57.780
57.780
completed
ML7
40.660
40.660
completed
ML8
63.260
63.260
completed
ML9
87.700
87.700
completed
ML10
101.290
101.290
completed
MR13
180.830
180.830
completed
SM1
124.440
124.440
completed
DOL
56.390
56.390
completed
484.410
484.410
completed
SM1
37.790
37.790
completed
SM2
70.790
70.790
completed
SM3
49.470
49.470
completed
65.130
65.130
completed
SM4
42.890
42.890
completed
DOL
218.340
218.340
50.360
50.360
completed
MR14
SSM1
MR15
137.000
137.000
completed
SM1
35.990
35.990
completed
DOL
101.010
101.010
completed
1195.350
1109.820
ML1
136.950
100.140
IP balance 36.81 ha.
MR1
38.400
26.610
IP balance 11.79 ha.
MR2
100.600
100.600
completed
ML11
HINGANI Dy
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ML2
206.350
169.420
IP balance 36.93 ha.
MR3
210.540
210.540
completed
ML3
82.600
82.600
completed
ML4
46.480
46.480
completed
DOL
373.430
373.430
completed
KarjatBC
2151.600
1848.840
M10
5606.000
75.000
75.000
completed
M11
435.000
360.000
IP balance 75.00 ha.
SMR1
63.130
63.130
completed
SML1
110.210
110.210
DOL
261.660
186.660
completed
proportionate IP
considered
M12
97.000
97.000
completed
M13
299.600
299.600
completed
M14
91.000
91.000
completed
M15
193.000
193.000
completed
M16
378.940
208.840
IP balance 170.10 ha.
SMR1
67.410
67.410
DOL
311.530
141.430
completed
proportionate IP
considered
242.000
242.000
completed
SML1
26.750
26.750
completed
SMR1
24.610
24.610
completed
SML2
48.150
48.150
completed
SML3
29.960
29.960
completed
DOL
112.530
112.530
completed
340.000
282.400
IP balance 57.6 ha.
63.130
63.130
completed
M17
M18
SML1
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SML2
138.030
138.030
DOL
138.840
81.240
completed
proportionate IP
considered
M79
69.000
69.000
69.000
completed
M80
59.000
59.000
59.000
completed
M82
88.000
88.000
88.000
completed
M83
150.000
150.000
150.000
completed
KLBC211-220
1567.000
280.080
274.072
Dy
86.590
86.590
completed
M97
28.780
22.772
IP balance 6.00 ha.
DOL
164.710
164.710
completed
1042.000
1004.320
SM1
86.000
86.000
completed
SM2
144.000
106.320
IP balance 37.68 ha.
1042.000
DhagatwadiM
51.000
51.000
completed
761.000
761.000
completed
80.000
80.000
completed
954.370
954.370
ML1
146.000
146.000
completed
ML2
219.000
219.000
completed
SSM1
DOL
140.000
M84A
Pondhawadi Branch
Canal
5951.000
PondhawadiBC
DOL
319.670
319.670
completed
HULGEWADI
269.700
269.700
completed
SM1
157.290
157.290
completed
DOL
112.410
112.410
completed
2063.000
2063.000
VIHAL Dy
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UMBRAD
1335.000
1335.000
completed
ANJANDOH
728.000
728.000
completed
2933.650
1773.730
ML1
83.870
83.870
completed
MR1
60.340
60.340
completed
MR2
60.790
60.790
completed
PondhawadiDy
ML2
177.100
177.100
completed
MR3
111.940
82.980
IP balance 28.96 ha.
MR4
118.200
118.200
completed
ML3
334.910
334.910
completed
SM1
47.440
0.000
IP balance 47.44 ha.
SM2
36.600
0.000
DOL
250.870
334.910
IP balance 36.60 ha.
proportionate IP
considered
ML4
101.030
101.030
completed
MR5
106.390
106.390
completed
MR6
88.000
88.000
completed
ML5
59.110
59.110
completed
ML6
513.770
0.000
IP balance 513.77 ha.
LSM1
182.070
0.000
IP balance 182.07 ha.
RSM1
38.990
0.000
IP balance 138.99 ha.
LSM2
159.220
0.000
IP balance 159.22 ha.
DOL
133.490
0.000
IP balance 133.49 ha.
MR7
151.750
0.000
IP balance 151.75 ha.
MR8
140.340
0.000
IP balance 140.34 ha.
ML7
174.010
0.000
IP balance 174.01 ha.
MR9
100.770
0.000
IP balance 100.77 ha.
MR10
50.320
0.000
IP balance 50.01 ha.
DOL
501.010
501.010
completed
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2810.000
2609.950
2377.910
ML1
46.800
31.820
IP balance 14.98 ha.
ML2
125.760
125.760
completed
ML3
885.370
694.470
IP balance 190.9 ha.
139.970
139.970
completed
SM1A
52.620
52.620
completed
SM2
233.280
90.650
IP balance 142.63 ha.
SM3
173.000
124.730
IP balance 48.27 ha.
DOL
286.500
286.500
completed
ML4
95.370
69.210
IP balance 26.16 ha.
ML5
166.270
166.270
completed
ML6
75.590
75.590
completed
MR1
107.250
107.250
completed
Bhose Dy
SM1
ML7
93.990
93.990
completed
ML8
115.310
115.310
completed
DOL
898.240
898.240
completed
M88
366.000
66.000
66.000
completed
M89A
254.000
54.000
54.000
completed
TM
302.000
130.000
72.085
IP balance 57.92 ha.
41738.000
22376.870
20154.317
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Figure4: Map showing satellite derived Irrigation Infrastructure and Irrigation
Potential of Kukadi Irrigation project, Maharashtra State.
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Figure5: Map showing satellite derived Irrigation Infrastructure and Irrigation
Potential of Dimbhe and Pimpalgaon Joge Irrigation project,
Maharashtra State.
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Annexure I
Salient Features of the Kukadi Irrigation Project
°Item
Scope of Scheme
Source
Location
State
Region
District
Taluka
Toposheet no.
Latitude
Longitude
Upstream
Utilisation
Existing
Proposed
Yield and
Utilisation on the
project
i)Catchment
ii)An annual run in
TMC
75% dependable
yield in TMC
Utilisation of
TMC21.543
% of annual
utilisation
Type of Dam
Total length of
dam in Mtr.
Maximum length
of dam in Mtr
Full supply of
discharge
required in
Cumecs
Max. discharge in
cumecs
Weir cum combined
Storage near
Storage near Dimbhe
Storage near
Total
storage near Yedgaon
Manikdoh on Kukadi
on Ghod river
Pimplegaon Joge &
on Kukadi river
river
Ar river
An integrated irregation project envisaging storage ar No.1) Yedgaon on Kukadi river 2) Manikdoh on Kukadi river 3) Wadaj
on Meena river 4) Dimbhe on Ghod river) Piplegaon Joge on Ar river. It consists on canal system for irregation of 90,089
ha, on Dimbhe Right Bank canal,2265 ha, under Mankdoh Left Bank Canal,11,510 ha, under Pimplegaon Joge Left Bank
Canal,1740 ha , under Pushpawati Canaland 360 ha under Wadge Right Bank Canal. Thus the total the irrigable command
area works out to 146053 ha.
Kukadi river tributary
Kukadi river tributary
Ghod
Ar
of Ghod river
of Ghod river
river tributary of
river tributary of
Bhima river
Pushpawati
river
Yedgaon
Manikdoh
Dimbhe
Pimpalgaon
Maharashtra
Maharashtra
Maharashtra
Maharashtra
Western Maharashtra
Western Maharashtra
Western Maharashtra
Western Maharashtra
Pune
Pune
Pune
Pune
Junnar
Junnar
Dimbhe
Pimplegaon
47 I/4
47 E/16
47 E/12
47 E/15
19° 10’ 30˝
19° 14’ 0˝
19° 5’ 45˝
74° 1’ 30˝
73° 49’ 0˝
73° 44’ 30˝
461
7.28
129
12.09
412
22.98
91
6.47
55.18
6.618
10.936
14.666
5.879
38.871
21.543
1.907
8.449
4.374
The utilisation is restricted to 38.871
Earth
Masonry
Masonry
Earthen
4470
930
852
1493
23.6
50.36
67.65
27.57
52.12
1.31
35.00
6.65
58.86
1.65
35.00
6.57
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Annexure II
Profile of the Kukadi Irrigation project through
Ground photographs
M28
M33
M 62
M69
Typical Minors on Dimbhe Right bank Canal
Typical lift irrigation structure under Dimbhe irrigation project
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GLOSSARY OF TERMINOLOGY
Ancillary Data Secondary data pertaining to the study area, such as topographic,
demographic, climatological, etc.,
Band A wavelength interval in the electromagnetic spectrum. For example, in
Landsat images the bands designate specific wavelength intervals at which images
are acquired.
Branch canal is the primary artery of canal water delivery system of off takes from
reservoir.
Command Area represents the area irrigated or capable of being irrigated either by
gravitational flow or by lift irrigation or by any other method and includes every such
area by law in force in the State; also referred as ayacut.
Cropping Pattern is determined according to relative acreage of various crops in
the command.
Cross Drainage structures are structures constructed across canals for passing
the drain include super passage, Pipe culvert, depressed hume pipe culvert,
aqueducts,
Cultivable Command Area (CCA) is the portion of the Gross Cultivable Area, which
is cultivable.
Digital image is an image where the property being measured has been converted
from a continuous range of analogue values to a range expressed by a finite number
of integers, usually recorded as binary codes from 0 to 255, or as one byte.
Digitization Process of converting an analog display into a digital display.
Distributary is the tertiary artery of the canal water delivery system. It takes off from
the main canal.
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Field Channel is the tertiary irrigation unit which takes off from an outlet to deliver
water to individual farm fields or a group of farm fields.
Geometric Correction Image processing procedure that corrects spatial distortions
in an image.
Gross Command Area (GCA) is the total area, which can be irrigated in a project
command. It includes the area covered by roads, culverts, settlements, uncultivable
area etc.
Ground Truth Jargon coined for data, information, and observations obtained on
the surface or subsurface about features or classes, used to aid in interpretation of
remotely sensed data.
Image Pictorial representation of a scene recorded by a remote sensing system.
Although image is a general term, it is commonly restricted to representations
acquired by non-photographic methods.
Intensity of Irrigation is the ratio of the actual area irrigated in a season to the total
cultivable command area; expressed as %.
Interpretation The process in which a person extracts information from an image.
Irrigation infrastructure is the structures constructed in an irrigation project to
create irrigation potential include canal network , head regulator, cross regulator,
canal off-take structures, cross drainage structures, drop structures, roads, road
bridges, cart bridges, and foot bridges, etc.
Kharif is an important agricultural season and commences during June-July after
the onset of southwest monsoon and ends during October-November.
Main Canal is the principal artery of the distribution system.
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Minor is fourth artery of the canal water delivery system. It takes off from the
distributary and can be a ridge canal irrigating on both sides. It is also sometimes
referred as lateral.
Monitoring is the process of collecting information about the actual execution of
planned tasks and factors, which might affect their execution; analyzing these in
relation to the plan and exercising control so that the deviations from the plan are
minimal.
Mosaic Composite image made by piecing together individual images covering
adjacent areas.
Orbit is the path traced out by a satellite in space as it moves around the earth.
Path-Row Index-System for locating satellite remotely sensed images.
Pixel Picture element-In a digitized image, the area on the ground represented by
each digital number.
Sub Minor is fifth artery of the canal water delivery system. It takes off from the
minor or Lateral and can be a ridge canal irrigating on both sides. It is also
sometimes referred as sub-lateral.
Raster format-A means of representing spatial data in the form of a grid of DN, each
line of which can be used to modulate the lines of a video raster.
Real Time Refers to images or data made available for inspection simultaneously
with their acquisition.
Registration Process of superposing two or more images or photographs so that
equivalent geographic points coincide.
Remote Sensing Collection and interpretation of information about an object without
being in physical contact with the object.
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Resolution Ability to separate closely spaced objects on an image or photograph.
Resolution is commonly expressed as the most closely spaced line-pairs per unit
distance that can be distinguished and also called as spatial resolution.
Scale Ratio of distance on an image to the equivalent distance on the ground.
Scene Area on the ground that is covered by an image or photograph.
Sensor is device that receives electromagnetic radiation and converts it into a signal
that can be recorded and displayed as either numerical data or an image.
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