|
001 |
1 |
ASSESSMENT OF CHANNEL
WIDTH DISPARITY OF THE
MAJOR RIVERS WITHIN
MAYURAKSHI RIVER BASIN
Swades Pal, Surajit Let
and *Priyanka
Das |
|
002 |
2 |
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF
IDOL IMMERSION ON TAPI
RIVER (INDIA)
*N.C.
Ujjania and Chaitali A.
Mistry |
|
008 |
3 |
COAL SEAM EVALUATION
STUDY USING BORE HOLE
DATA IN KARHARBARI
FORMATION GIRIDH BASIN
JHARKHAND INDIA
Sneha Rai, AK Ghosh
and *G
Kumar |
|
013 |
4 |
TRANSPORT SECTOR AND AIR
QUALITY IN METRO CITIES:
A CASE STUDY OF DELHI
INDIA
Mary Tahir, Tahir
Hussain and
*Mushir Ali |
|
015 |
5 |
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
ASSESSMENT OF CAUVERY
RIVER WITH DIATOMS AT
BHAVANI TAMIL NADU INDIA
*R.
Venkatachalapathy and P.
Karthikeyan |
|
016 |
6 |
STRUCTURAL STUDIES OF
THE MISHMI BLOCK IN
PARTS OF DIBANG VALLEY
OF ARUNACHAL HIMALAYA,
NORTHEAST INDIA
*K.P.
Sarma, S. Nandy and
Nandita Mazumdar |
|
017 |
7 |
IDENTIFICATION OF
FLUVIAL AGGRADATION AND
DEGRADATION USING REMOTE
SENSING AND GIS: A CASE
STUDY OF DAMODAR RIVER
WEST BENGAL INDIA
*Sandipan
Ghosh |
|
023 |
8 |
DISASTER MANAGEMENT TO
ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE
HAZARD MITIGATION: AN
INDIAN PERSPECTIVE
*Suraj Chawla |
|
024 |
9 |
APPLICATION OF A RS AND
GIS BASED
SEMI-QUANTITATIVE
APPROACH TO ANALYZE
GROUND WATER
POTENTIALITY IN
KANGSHABATI IRRIGATION
COMMAND AREA WEST BENGAL
*Sujit
Mondal |
|
020 |
10 |
VULNERABILITY ANALYSIS
OF EMBANKMENT BREACHING
– A CASE STUDY OF MOYNA
DRAINAGE BASIN IN PURBA
MEDINIPUR WEST BENGAL
INDIA
Manojit Mondal, Gouri
Sankar Bhunia and *
Pravat Kumar Shit |
|
038 |
11 |
STATUS AND DIVERSITY OF
TREE, SEEDLINGS AND
SAPLINGS IN TROPICAL DRY
DECIDUOUS FOREST OF
NORTH GUJARAT REGION
(NGR) GUJARAT INDIA
*S.
Rajendra Kumar and S.
Kalavathy |
|
27 |
12 |
IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENTAL
NOISE BARRIER ON NOISE
REDUCTION AND FREQUENCY
SHIFT
*Nasim
Akhtar, Kafeel Ahmad, S
Gangopadhyay |
|
006 |
13 |
SEISMIC EVENT IN
MURSHIDABAD DISTRICT:
FOCUSING THROUGH
GEO-ENVIRONMENTAL-HISTORICAL
VIEWS
*Somenath
Halder |
|
039 |
14 |
THE STUDY OF MAMMALS OF
KHOSHYEYLAGH WILDLIFE
REFUGE FOR PREPARING
DISTRIBUTION MAPS OF
INDICATOR SPECIES WITH
THE AID OF GIS
*S.
Ghiyasi and
A. Godari |
|
039 |
15 |
HYDROCARBON POTENTIAL
EVALUATION OF LOWER
CAMBAY SHALE AND OLPAD
FORMATION IN CAMBAY
BASIN, INDIA: A REVIEW
*K.L. Devi, A. Sircar
and G.P. Karmakar |
|
039 |
16 |
PHYTOPLANKTON DIVERSITY
IN RELATION TO
PHYSICOCHEMICAL
CHARACTERISTICS OF UPPER
BASIN (BHOJ WETLAND),
BHOPAL, INDIA
*Najeeb
Ahmad Bhat, Ashwani
Wanganeo, Rajni Raina,
Javaid Ahmad Dar and
Ayaz A Naik |
|
039 |
17 |
APPLICATION OF A GOAL
PROGRAMMING MODEL TO
OPTIMIZE QUANTITY OF AIR
POLLUTANTS
Rajesh Dangwal, Arvind
Kumar,*Vivek Naithani |
|
039 |
18 |
PALYNOLOGICAL
INVESTIGATION OF EARLY
MIOCENE SEDIMENTS
EXPOSED AT PANRUTI,
CUDDALORE DISTRICT,
TAMIL NADU, INDIA
B. D Mandaokar and *Debi
Mukherjee |
|
40 |
19 |
GEOSPATIAL ASSESSMENT OF
GROUND WATER CONDITION
OF PATNA DISTRICT, BIHAR
*Ranbir Nandan
|
|
40 |
20 |
HUMAN VULNERABILITY TO
GROUNDWATER ARSENIC AND
IRON IN BERHAMPORE BLOCK
OF MURSHIDABAD DISTRICT,
WEST BENGAL: A
GEOSTATISTICAL APPROACH
*Debabrata Mondal
|
|
40 |
21 |
IMAGE CLASSIFICATION
TOOL FOR LAND USE / LAND
COVER ANALYSIS: A
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF
MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD AND
MINIMUM DISTANCE METHOD
Manisha B. Patil, Chitra
G. Desai and *Bhavana
N. Umrikar |
