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Spatial and Tidal Variations of Physico-Chemical Parameters in the Lower Gangetic Delta Region, West Bengal, India
tidal condition Hooghly estuary
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2015/8/14
The lower stretch of Gangetic delta in the Indian sub-continent is noted for its rich mangrove biodiversity, natural calamities, and livelihood-supporting matrix of millions of people and is the only ...
Assessing aquifer vulnerability to arsenic pollution using DRASTIC and GIS of North Bengal Plain:A case study of English Bazar Block, Malda District,West Bengal,India
DRASTIC vulnerability arsenic groundwater Malda West Bengal
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2015/8/13
Geographic Information System (GIS) was utilized to apply a modified DRASTIC method to assess the aquifer vulnerability to pollution of English Bazar Block of Malda District, West Bengal, India. In th...
Land Use/Land Cover Changes and Groundwater Potential Zoning in and around Raniganj coal mining area, Bardhaman District, West Bengal - A GIS and Remote Sensing Approach
Land Use Land Cover Groundwater Zoning
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2015/8/6
The Raniganj area has a long history of coal mining starting from 1744. This has resulted in major change in land use pattern and high groundwater abstraction leading to drinking water crisis especial...
Spatial and Tidal Variations of Physico-Chemical Parameters in the Lower Gangetic Delta Region, West Bengal, India
spatial variation tidal condition Hooghly estuary
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2015/1/9
The lower stretch of Gangetic delta in the Indian sub-continent is noted for its rich mangrove biodiversity, natural calamities, and livelihood-supporting matrix of millions of people and is the only ...
Assessing aquifer vulnerability to arsenic pollution using DRASTIC and GIS of North Bengal Plain: A case study of English Bazar Block, Malda District, West Bengal, India
DRASTIC vulnerability arsenic groundwater
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2015/1/7
Geographic Information System (GIS) was utilized to apply a modified DRASTIC method to assess the aquifer vulnerability to pollution of English Bazar Block of Malda District, West Bengal, India. In th...
Land Use/Land Cover Changes and Groundwater Potential Zoning in and around Raniganj coal mining area, Bardhaman District, West Bengal - A GIS and Remote Sensing Approach
Land Use Land Cover Groundwater Zoning Raniganj coal mining GIS Remote Sensing West Bengal Geographic Information System
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2015/1/4
The Raniganj area has a long history of coal mining starting from 1744. This has resulted in major change in land use pattern and high groundwater abstraction leading to drinking water crisis especial...
Monitoring of bank line erosion of River Ganga, Malda District, and West Bengal: Using RS and GIS compiled with statistical techniques
River Migration banks failure paradigm shift mitigation of disasters
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2014/11/26
The creation of regional imbalance, inequalities and differentiation in India, starts with the
physiographic element and ends with economic, and socio-cultural parameters of the
inhabitants/popula...
Location allocation for urban waste disposal site using multi-criteria analysis: A study on Nabadwip Municipality, West Bengal, India
Waste disposal Suitable site GIS Multi-criteria analysis Integrate
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2014/11/26
The solid waste materials in cities are the natural outcome of human activities. Most
of our cities and municipalities in third world countries like India is a major concern of the
gov...
Landslide disaster perception of the AILA cyclone in the Darjeeling town, West Bengal, India
Destructive landslides cyclone Aila reckless construction community outlets frequent digging physical changes in slope character
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2014/11/26
A heavy downpour of 465 mm within 48 hours (which is equivalent to nearly 12 days’
rainfall in the rainiest month i.e. July) was the cause for several destructive landslides
claiming 7 lives and h...
Landuse / Landcover change study of Jharkhali Island Sundarbans, West Bengal using Remote Sensing and GIS
Sundarban Landuse change Population pressure Deforestation
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2014/11/26
Jharkhali, an island in the Sundarbans, is situated between two mighty rivers, Matla (on the
west) and Bidya (on the east) covering an area of about 161 sq.km (2009). The landuse /
landcover maps ...
Change detection analysis of the shoreline using Toposheet and Satellite Image: A case study of the coastal stretch of Mandarmani-Shankarpur, West Bengal, India
Shoreline change detection erosion accretion water index
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2014/11/24
Change detection helps in ascertaining shoreline trend analysis and its future prediction. In
this study, the coastal tract of the part of West Bengal, which is sensitive to rapid shoreline
change...
Application of Remote Sensing and GIS in studying changing river course in Bankura District, West Bengal
Remote Sensing Geographical Information System Sinuosity Index
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2014/11/19
Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System has emerged as the most important tool
of a geographer to handle spatial data. This technique is now widely used around the world to
analyse phys...
Natural resource mapping using hybrid classification approach: Case study of Cooch Behar District, West Bengal
GIS Remote Sensing Landuse/ land cover
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2014/11/12
An ever increasing population associated with various other factors has put tremendous
pressure on the environment and its respective resources. Hence it has become necessary
to study the human in...
Channel bed aggradation in relation to channel Morphometry: A case study of river Jainti, Jalpaiguri, West Bengal
Aggradation Morphometry Dolomites Discharge Competency
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2014/11/12
Channel behaviour is so dynamic in areas of foothills where it debouches over the sudden slope change but being carried with its huge quantity of load. Such loads may be of both weathered and fluviati...
Developmental project and its impact on adjacent river ecology: A case study of Kolaghat thermal power plant, West Bengal, India
Physico-chemical Radionuclide Hilsa Mango fish
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2014/11/11
The Kolaghat Thermal Power Plant (K.T.PP.) is situated (220
25’
, 870
52’
30”) on the right bank
of the river Rupnarayan in Purba Medinipur district, West Bengal. It is well connected with
sou...