Land subsidence as a result of the groundwater withdrawals in the Chao Phraya Delta in
Thailand will be studied along with any successful remediation efforts. Most of the deltas of …

Land subsidence and rising sea levels could result in 40% of the Mekong Delta being
covered by the South China Sea within the next few decades. The impact of groundwater …

The Bhumibol Dam on Ping River, Thailand, was constructed in 1964 to provide water for
irrigation, hydroelectric power generation, flood mitigation, fisheries, and saltwater intrusion …

The history of groundwater use in Bangkok started in 1907. Since then, groundwater is the
important source of public water supply concurrent with surface water. Both public and …

Abstract The Lower Ping River downstream from the Bhumibol Dam has suffered from the
excessive sedimentation. The rapid growth of sandbars occurs along the 129 km of the …

The Wang River is one of the major tributaries of the Chao Phraya River (CPR) system in
Thailand as the key riverine sediment source supplying the Chao Phraya Delta that has …

Flooding and land subsidence are problems that have existed in Asia for a long time and will
become worse as the population grows. Many inhabitants live on the flood pains of major …

Chao Phraya River basin is located in the central area of Thailand which has a lot of ground
displacement issues due to groundwater pumping. Following the Department of …

Landforms and sediments of the Chao Phraya Delta are analyzed, and the effect of future
sea level rise in the delta is discussed in relation to the geoenvironment. Landforms of the …

Abstract Study region The Mekong floodplains and delta are among the most agriculturally
productive and biologically diverse waterscapes of the world, but sea level rise, land …