Electrical resistivity structures at four selected regions were deciphered from 3D inversion of Magnetotelluric (MT), Radio Magnetotelluric (RMT) and Direct Current Resistivity (DCR) data recorded in Uttarakhand, India. ...

Landslides are a widespread and frequently occurring natural hazard, which cause serious damages to lives and property, especially on mountainous terrains (Anbalagan et al., 2008). Particularly, landslide occurrences are ...

Delhi and its surrounding region have suffered earthquakes since historical times. Understanding of seismicity of these areas is essential as these areas fall in the seismic zone IV and are geologically confined to the ...

The Kerguelen Plateau hosts a long and continuous (late Cretaceous to Recent) archive of marine sediments which can be used to examine the nature and sequence of oceanographic events during the early Cenozoic era when the ...

The Himalaya is young mountain range with an extension of about 2400 kilometres from west to east having arc shape occurs along the northern edge of Indian sub-continent. It is the classic example of collision-type orogenic ...

The Himalayan orogenic belt is well known for its active neotectonism, frequent seismicity, and multifarious geological and geotechnical environment. This mountain belt is also characterized by multiple phases of deformation ...

Indo-Gangetic Alluvial Plains (IGP) is highly fertile and populated sedimentary foreland basins of the world. At places the sediments reach a thickness of 4-5 km even. Due to Himalayan orogeny, a number of deep-seated ...

The present study dealt with saltwater intrusion modeling in a coastal aquifer system in the Mahanadi river delta region near the coast of Bay of Bengal. The aquifers of Mahanadi delta are characterized as shallow aquifers ...

The mega-thrust offshore earthquakes leading to Tsunami generation led to loss of human lives, affected economies of several nations through destruction of property and infrastructure. However, these earthquakes have ...