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    Stable isotopic signatures in precipitation of 2006 southwest monsoon of Tamil Nadu

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    Authors
    Chidambaram, S.
    Prasanna, Mohan Viswanathan
    Ramanathan, A.L.
    Vasu, K.
    Shahul Hameed, A.
    Warrier, U.K.
    Manivannan, R.
    Srinivasamoorthy, K.
    Ramesh, R.
    Date
    2009
    Type
    Journal Article
    
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    Chidambaram, S and Prasanna, Mohan and Ramanathan, A.L and Vasu, K and Shahul Hameed, A and Warrier, U.K and Manivannan R and Srinivasamoorthy, K and Ramesh, R. 2009. Stable isotopic signatures in precipitation of 2006 southwest monsoon of Tamil Nadu. Current Science. 96 (9): pp. 1224-1229.
    Source Title
    Current Science
    ISSN
    0011-3891
    Faculty
    Sarawak
    Department of Science and Mathematics
    School of Engineering and Science
    Miri Campus
    School
    Curtin Sarawak - Faculty Office
    URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/40231
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    • Curtin Research Publications
    Abstract

    Southwest monsoon (SWM) controls the majority ofthe agricultural activities in Tamil Nadu (TN), though the amount of rainfall received due to this is relatively less. The nature and behaviour of water vapour over TN reveal the other dynamic processes that are in operation during this period of the year. Hence, the stable isotope signatures of d 18O and dD obtained here were used to derive the first local meteoric water line for the State with SWM precipitation. The d-excess parameter was also used in conjunction and it was found that three dominant processes were in operation during this period: (i) vapours from southeast Arabian Sea, (ii) local evaporating vapours from inland tanks and (iii) vapours from the Indian Ocean.

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