The Indian Ocean Nodule Field (IONF) is significant from several points of view. Roughly
bordered by 10° S to 16° 30′ S and 72° E to 80° E and located within the Central Indian …

The Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB), located between the Central Indian Ridge and the
Ninety East Ridge receives sediments from the Ganges and Brahmaputra runoff, dispersed …

The Indian Ocean Nodule Field: Geology and Resource Potential, Second Edition, provides
a view of the most recent studies along with classical theories starting from the 1960s. New …

The southernmost portion of the Macquarie Ridge Complex (MRC) comprises the Hjort
Ridge, Trench, and Plateau, the topographic expression of the Australian‐Pacific plate …

The Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) is an enigmatic ocean basin in the young and
tectonically complex Indian Ocean. Major tectonic and volcanic forms identified are fracture …

The morphotectonic features of the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) provide information
regarding the development of the basin. Multibeam mapping of the CIOB reveals presence …

Bathymetry, gravity and magnetic data (about 9200 lkm) of the Comorin Ridge, north central
Indian Ocean were investigated using the transfer function and forward model techniques to …

Magnetic and bathymetric data collected in the Central Indian Basin, between 8° S and 16°
S latitudes, and 71° E and 82° E longitudes have been studied. The inferred fracture zones …

This study documents the first actual proof of recent intraplate volcanic-hydrothermal activity
in the Central Indian Basin (CIB). Twenty-six surface sediments and a spade core (37 cm …

Bengal Fan is one of the world's largest submarine fans having an area of 2.8-3.0 xl06 sq.
km. It extends from Ganges/Brahmaputra delta around 20° N latitude to south of 7° S, with a …