Riverbank erosion is a global problem with significant socio-economic impacts. Microbially
induced calcite precipitation (MICP) has recently emerged as a promising technology for …

Natural hazards occur due to the interactions between extreme natural events and
anthropogenic activity that have the potential to inflict damage, disruption, death, or injury …

Riverbank erosion has significant geomorphological as well as anthropogenic
consequences. The geomorphological impacts include form changes such as lateral …

Floods and river-bank erosion are the most frequent natural hazards in India, specifically in
the deltaic regions. In West Bengal, floods and river-bank erosion predominantly affect …

Riverbank erosion is a significant risk that results in damages and economic losses. India is
severely vulnerable to riverbank erosion due to its demographic profile, socio-economic …

Despite the devastating nature of riverbank erosion, existing studies hardly address the
complex nature of vulnerability affecting the livelihoods of erosion-prone residents. Hence …

Background Riverbank erosion becomes a vulnerable phenomenon in the bank of the
Brahmaputra river and its tributaries. Around 17 riverine districts of Assam are affected by …

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 …

Environmental shocks like disasters are reported to induce migration in different parts of the
world. Bangladesh has been witnessing migration across the years, but the underlying …

The extensive destruction of arable lands by the process of lateral bank erosion is a major
issue for the alluvial meandering type of rivers all around the world. Nowadays, land …