Illegal sand mining has been identified as a significant cause of harm to riverbanks, as it
leads to excessive removal of sand from rivers and negatively impacts river shorelines. This …

River island (locally known as charland) in river Ganges from Rajmahal hill to Farakka
barrage of India is now under human habitat dominated by the environmentally evicted …

Bangladesh, the largest delta in the world, is situated over the flow of more than 700 rivers.
The Ganges is a transboundary river, and it takes the Padma after meeting Jamuna near …

The major conduit of water and sediment discharges from the mighty Ganges-Brahmaputra-
Meghna river system to the Bay of Bengal, the Lower Meghna River (LMR), experiences …

The river bank erosion is gradually changing landscape in river and riverine areas.
Therefore, assessment of the exact uncovering and altering of the various river features …

River channel shifting in the deltaic regime is an unabated occurrence. Channel shifting has
become one of the concerns as it influences land use/land cover along the riverbank in …

Channel dynamics is a significant geomorphological process that involves the channel
migration, erosion-deposition and meandering of an alluvial river channel within its …

Shifting of a river channel occurs continuously in the deltas and is a major predicament as it
influences the land use and land cover of a region. Hence it is significant to understand the …

Abstract The Indo-Ganga–Brahmaputra plain is one of the world's most vulnerable areas to
catastrophic flood events. The severity and frequency of floods in this region have grown …

Ramganga River is characterized by frequent planform changes in its lower reaches. The
plain topography and frequent floods occurrence are powerful agents to change the river …