Titlebook: Earth SystemProcesses and Disaster Management; Rajiv Sinha,Rasik Ravindra Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Atmospheric Pro

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Antarctic Climate Variability During the Past Few Centuries Based on Ice Core Records from Coastal D recent Antarctic climate change during the past centuries with annual to seasonal resolution and to understand its spatial variability, two well-dated ice cores (IND-22/B4 – 62 m and IND-25/B5 – 65 m) from the coastal Dronning Maud Land region of East Antarctica were studied for stable oxygen and h

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River Systems and River Science in India: Major Drivers and Challengesite of the pivotal role rivers play in sustaining human civilizations, the understanding of large river systems and appreciation of their multidimensional nature is still fragmentary. Further, almost all rivers on this globe have been ‘disturbed’ significantly due to prolonged human interference. Th

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Impact of Climate Change on Lichen and Moss Communities in Ny-?lesund, Arctic: Some Preliminary Obsere four prominent areas bearing the different communities in Ny-?lesund. Climate change is beginning to cause large-scale changes in Ny-?lesund. Due to increase in summer temperature and glacial retreat in particular, fresh area is exposed for colonisation and succession of new community in the area

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High Resolution Southwest Monsoon Reconstruction for the Past ~2,800 Years: Wind Versus PrecipitatioSW) monsoon wind strength. In contrast, the eastern Arabian Sea stores precipitation signal as it receives abundant freshwater, either as overhead precipitation or as surface runoff from the adjacent Western Ghats during the SW monsoon. A sediment core, SK 145-9 (12.6°N, 74.3°E; water depth 400 m, a

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New Record of Magnetic Properties of Late Quaternary Sediments from the Eastern Arabian Sea (off Goaanent magnetization (SIRM) and the ratio parameter (χARM/SIRM) were measured on 96 samples of a 4.7 m long gravity core SK-17, collected from the central part of the western Indian margin (off Goa) at 840 m water depth (lat. 15° 15′N and long. 72° 58′E). Records of magnetic properties indicate major

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Anthropogenic Climate Change: Observed Facts, Projected Vulnerabilities and Knowledge GapsG) levels in atmosphere, due to worldwide growth in fossil fuel consumptions by the industrialized nations. Though there are several other offspring of industrial revolution other than GHGs, e.g., increased atmospheric water vapor, aerosols, which also may affect terrestrial climate in either way on

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Landslide Hazard Analysis and Management: A Case Study from Nainital, India ecosystem coupled with unplanned construction activities renders this terrain vulnerable to mass wasting processes. In this context, tackling landslide problems in Himalayan terrain had always appeared as a major challenge to engineers and town planners while implementing development schemes. This

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