Environmental Science
8 years ago

New hydrological zones in Kenya's Upper Tana Basin revolutionize water management.

Journal of Civil Engineering Research and Practice
Regionalization of the Upper Tana Basin of Kenya Using Stream Flow Records
Jones F. Agwata, W. N. Wamicha, C. M. Ondiek

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The upper Tana basin in Kenya was divided into four hydrological zones based on stream flow data. These zones reflect the natural patterns of the area, like drainage and climate. This information can help us understand how water is used in the basin, including for things like hydroelectric power and irrigation.