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Indian summer monsoon rainfall (ISMR) has significant impact on agriculture, water resources and economic development of India. Trend Analysis of annual and summer monsoon rainfall at different Spatio-temporal scale is an important feature to study the long term behavior of the rainfall pattern. The objective of the present study is to identify the trends in amount of ISMR at various temporal (decadal) and Annual scales. India Meteorological Department (IMD) Daily gridded rainfall data (0.25° X 0.25° spatial resolution) for the period 1901-2013 analysed over annual and monsoon season which indicates that, there is a weak decreasing trend (-0.18) in all-India ISMR in past 113 years. The analysis was based on linear trend analysis. There are 14 years which are excess and 17 years are deficit rainfall period calculated based on 113 years mean monsoon seasonal rainfall data. From spatial analysis of all-India rainfall climatology over the period of 1901-1950 and 19512013, it was concluded that Northeast India is one big cluster having highly decreasing trend whereas Northwest part of India is showing increasing trend since last two decades.

Study of Indian Summer Monsoon Rainfall Trend During the Period 1901-2013 through Data Mining