Cut-and-fill type fluvial terraces are ubiquitous in the Lesser Himalayan zone of the
Alaknanda–Ganga (Ganges) rivers system, which flows perpendicular to Himalayan …

The present study attempts to understand the geomorphic response in the upper Ganga
catchment to the mid-late Holocene (neoglacial) climate variability. The study infers five …

Abstract The Karewa Basin nestled between the Pir Panjal Range and the Great Himalayan
Range, in Northwest India, has been studied to understand its tectono-geomorphic evolution …

The present study aims to explain the spatial and temporal variability in phases of
aggradation/incision in response to changes in climate and seismicity during the late …

This work aims to understand the process of potential landslide damming using slope failure
mechanism, dam dimension and dam stability evaluation. The Urni landslide, situated on the …

Riverbank filtration (RBF) has been used for many decades in Europe and the United States
to provide drinking water to communities located on riverbanks. In India, the development of …

An event of neotectonic activity on an NE–SW trending subsidiary fault in the zone of E–W
running intracrustal boundary thrust (South Almora Thrust) in the Champawat district of …

Landslides triggered by monsoon rainfall are a recurring hazard that lead to loss of life and
cause enormous property and infrastructure damage in the Indian Himalaya. This study is …

We use paleoflood deposits to reconstruct a record of past floods for the Alaknanda-
Mandakini Rivers (Garhwal Himalaya), the Indus River (Ladakh, NW Himalaya) and the …

The existing literature discussed only the aerial aspect and provided a brief description of
tectonic-geomorphic correlation with field evidence. In present study we applied power law …