Titlebook: Natural Hazards and Risk Mitigation; Natural Hazards in H Bal Krishna Rastogi,Girish Chandra Kothyari,Khayin Book 2025 Indian Society of Ea

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Structure and Seismotectonics of the Himalaya: Some New Insights,es inferred from GPS are described for different sectors of the Himalaya–Myanmar–Andaman belt and estimates of return periods of large earthquakes are highlighted. Seismic gap areas in the Himalaya inferred from past large earthquakes are described.

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Book 2025s are on the crustal structure of Himalaya based on latest studies through tomography and receiver transfer function. The seismotectonic models inferred from detailed modelling are also presented. Papers are on shallow soil/sediment structures inferred from passive seismic data, and also on estimati

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GPS Deformation and Earthquakes in Himalaya,GPS-derived surface convergence rates suggest that the Himalayan region is predominantly under compression with high strain rate coinciding with the northern boundary of sub surface basal decollement (MHT) along which Indian plate subducts below Tibet. Seismic strain rates for each segment of the Hi

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,Assessing the Influence of Clay Minerals on Landslides in?the Lesser Himalayas,s of large-scale landslides. Hence, in the NaMu highway section in Nepal, more active landslides are evidenced in the areas where the soil dominantly contains illite rather than those containing chlorite and kaolinite with little or no illite. Moreover, unlike smectite or other clay minerals, the sh

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Stability Assessment of Rockfall-Prone Slides in Garhwal Himalayas Using CSMR and Q-Slope Technique-slope stability chart and stability condition of both the slopes have been observed. The safe slope angle for both the slopes has been determined using the Q-slope technique. These rock mass classification systems are much more effective for quick assessment of slope stability. Hence, the methodolo

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GIS-Based Bivariate Statistical Model for Landslide Susceptibility Assessment Along a Srinagar-Bandta sources. The landslide susceptibility map (LSM) was generated from landslide inventory data and fifteen landslide causative factors (CFs). Therefore, the frequency ratio model examined the link between landslide CFs and landslides. LSM divided the area into five susceptibility categories, viz., v

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Existing and Potential Changes in Himalayan Glaciers: In Climate Change Perspective,. Around 300 million people depend upon water from these rivers to sustain agricultural and economic activities on the Indian subcontinent’s plains. Regions where water supply heavily depends on melting snow and ice are projected to experience hydrological disruptions due to recent warming. Beyond b