Monitoring and Managing Multi-hazards

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Informação do Produto

1. Multi-hazards: Application of the SENDAI framework

2. Assessment of groundwater hydrodynamic behaviours

3. Identification of groundwater stress zonation using geospatial technologies

4. Socio-ecological determinants on spatio-temporal changes of groundwater

5. Groundwater vulnerability assessment using DRASTIC model

6. An impending water crisis in India using Water Poverty Index

7. Comparison among influencing factor, frequency ratio, and analytical hierarchy process techniques for groundwater potential

8. Flood Hazard Zonation -using multicriteria decision making models

9. Flood vulnerability indices at varying spatial scales

10. Urban food hazard mapping using geospatial technologies

11. Changes of extreme precipitation

12. Human impact on terrain and related management

13. Model in landslide susceptibility mapping

14. Deforestation susceptibility mapping using geospatial techniques

15. Impacts of land use changes on nitrate load and water yield

16. Covid-19 impact on the society

17. Linkage of urban expansion and land surface temperature using geospatial techniques

18. Gully erosion susceptibility mapping using geospatial techniques

19. Soil Erosion: Modelling Stream Power Index

20. Coastal vulnerability and environmental hazards using geospatial techniques

21. Understanding meteorological drought episodes and its teleconnection with El-nino Southern Oscillation and India Ocean Dipole

22. Assessment of drought frequency, severity, and duration and its impacts.

23. Assessment of drought vulnerability using geospatial techniques

24. The Livelihood Vulnerability Index to asses risks from climate variability and change

25. Determinants of arsenicosis patients'' perception and social implications of arsenic poisoning through groundwater

26. Determinants of households'' Willingness to pay (WTP) for urban solid waste management

27. The evaluation of public awareness and community preparedness for multi hazards