6 Result(s)
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C. Prakasam
Natural Hazards
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Map** Agricultural Drought Vulnerability at a Regional Level Using GIS—A Case Study
Drought is a highly complicated yet least understood of all the other natural disasters. It is due to the lack of rain and shortfall of humidity. The existence of the farming drought’s early warning framework ...
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Surface Deformation Modelling Using C-Band SAR Data—A Case Study on Shimla Town, Himachal Pradesh, India
SAR datasets play an active role in monitoring the active deformation not only due to its high radiometric resolution, but also increased temporal resolution (12 days) and greater swath coverage. The European ...
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Social and Economic Impacts of Kotropi Landslide on National Highways of Himalayas—A Case Study
The current research reveals the social and economic impacts of the 2017 Kotropi slope failure and also its impacts on social and economic activities. To estimate the landscape changes due to the landslide pre...
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Application of Numerical Modelling for Geomorphological Evolution and River Bank Shifting Part of Damodar River
River bank erosion is a naturally occurring process along the lower parts of the River and Delta. Constant erosion and deposition due to natural and anthropogenic causes the River to migrate constantly and cre...
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Agricultural Drought Assessment Using GIS: A Case Study
Agricultural drought is the shortage of water from either meteorological or hydrological sources, which in turn diminishes the irrigation water for crop production. In this period, the decline of soil moisture...
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Delineation of Groundwater Potential Recharge Zone Using Remote Sensing and GIS Techniques—A Case Study of Rampur Tehsil, Shimla District, Himachal Pradesh India
The study is carried out to assess the potential sites for groundwater recharge in Rampur Tehsil, Shimla district, Himachal Pradesh. The Weighted Overlay Model (WOM) in Geographic Information System (GIS) envi...
