In the field of coastal geomorphology, advancements in space technology have
revolutionized coastal mapping and understanding. Satellite‐derived bathymetry (SDB) …

The study of estuarine turbidity maximum (ETM) has a long history. However, the algorithms
and criteria for ETM identification vary significantly across estuaries and hydrological …

In tide-dominated estuaries, maximum-turbidity zones (MTZs) are common and prominent
features, characterized by a peak in suspended-sediment concentration (SSC) associated …

Mudflat sediment cores from lower (C-1), middle (C-2), and lower regions of upper (C-3)
Chapora Estuary were investigated for grain size composition, total organic carbon, total and …

Estuaries provide life support to aquatic biota and livelihood support to fishermen and local
inhabitants. However, the ecosystem function of estuaries is impaired due to anthropogenic …

Estuaries provide enumerable ecosystem services to mankind in terms of provisional,
regulating, supporting, recreational and information services. However, the persistent …

The seasonal distribution of metals (V, Cr, Co, Cu, Ni, Zn, Pb, Mn, Fe, Al and Ti) in
suspended and bottom sediments of four minor estuaries (Terekhol, Chapora, Sal and …

This study aims to elucidate the control of source‐to‐sink processes on the sediment
dynamics of a complex mesotidal tropical estuarine system using rock magnetic …

Nutrient concentrations were studied seasonally along estuarine and fluvial regions of four
micro/meso tidal rivers from Karnataka and Maharashtra, west coast of India. This study was …

This study examines the distribution and composition of phytoplankton in the tropical river
Chapora under its intricate physicochemical characteristics. The river's meandering …