The Himalayan foreland basin, manifested as the Indo-Gangetic Plain (IGP) on the surface,
has been filling up with sediment, carried by the Himalayan river network. Since 1960 …

Abstract De Geer Moraines (DGM) and Crevasse-Squeeze Ridges (CSR) are important
landforms that can provide useful insights regarding palaeo-glacial processes. Specifically …

Sudden channel shifting of wandering rivers poses significant challenges for river
engineering, flood control strategies, and the security of water resources. This study …

Shifting of a river channel occurs continuously in the deltas and is a major predicament as it
influences the land use and land cover of a region. Hence it is significant to understand the …

In the recent decades, many worlds' large rivers have been exceptionally modified by
human interference. The principal objective of this study is to investigate the causes and …

Assessing the erosion and accretion (EA) rate of the lower Ganga River in India is crucial for
scientific planning and implementing development activities in river basin management. The …

The process of riverbank erosion is often accelerated by natural events and anthropogenic
activities leading to the transformation of this natural process to natural hazard. The present …

The confluence of the Ganges, Jamuna, and Padma rivers is one of the most dynamic in the
world, an internationally important research area because of the confluence of two of the …

Abstract The Ganga-Brahmaputra moribund deltaic floodplain region hosted many socio-
ecologically precious freshwater wetland ecosystems experiencing hydrological alteration …

Channel migration or channel shift is a dynamic behavior of rivers, especially in the
perennial rivers of the Himalayan system. Subansiri River well-known for its dynamic …