Assessment of rainfall-induced slope failures at Chakargoan, Port Blair, India, using 2D ERT and self-potential techniques
Abstract The Andaman and Nicobar archipelago receives substantial annual rainfall,
averaging around 3000 mm, due to their distinctive geographical, geological, and climatic …
averaging around 3000 mm, due to their distinctive geographical, geological, and climatic …
The orphan tsunami of 1524 on the Konkan Coast, Western India, and its implications
CP Rajendran, M Heidarzadeh, J Sanwal… - Pure and Applied …, 2021 - Springer
In comparison to the east coast, the tsunami hazard for the west coast of India remains under-
recognized, despite the impact in 1945 following a M w 8.1 earthquake in the Makran …
recognized, despite the impact in 1945 following a M w 8.1 earthquake in the Makran …
Tectonic geomorphology and seismic hazard of the east boundary thrust in northern segment of the Sunda–Andaman subduction zone
Abstract The East Boundary Thrust (EBT) is a~ 500 km long linear to curvilinear deformation
zone that accommodates the bulk of present crustal deformation along the Sunda–Andaman …
zone that accommodates the bulk of present crustal deformation along the Sunda–Andaman …
Seismotectonics and spatio-temporal variations in seismicity rates along Andaman trench
Abstract The earthquake Frequency Magnitude Distribution (FMD) or b values have been
meticulously used in the last two decades as a deterministic earthquake precursor or …
meticulously used in the last two decades as a deterministic earthquake precursor or …