Land use and land cover changes (LULCCs) in mountainous areas may increase the
susceptibility to landslides due to modifications of topography, vegetation, and material …

Flooding is one of the most destructive natural catastrophes that can strike anywhere in the
world. With the recent, but frequent catastrophic flood events that occurred in the narrow …

Idukki district, situated in the Western Ghats of Peninsular India, is one of the high landslide
susceptible zones with frequent landslide occurrences during monsoon. Though plentiful …

This research aimed to evaluate flood hazards and risk areas in the Gidabo Watershed
using remote sensing (RS), Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and analytical hierarchy …

Flood, is a constant phenomenon, especially in semi-arid and flood plain regions are one of
the most destructive natural hazards endangering a people's life, property, and physical and …

Owing to the consequences of Anthropocene climate changes, extremes of weather and
climate disasters such as heavy precipitation, tropical cyclones, and floods, have …

The complex channel planforms dynamics of river systems have attracted a lot of attention
worldwide because of the tremendous effects that morphological changes have on nearby …

Accurate rainfall estimates are required to forecast the spatio-temporal distribution of rain-
triggered landslides. In this study, a comparison between rain gauge and satellite rainfall …

In recent years, landslides have become a typical monsoon calamity in the Western Ghats
region of Kerala, India. In addition to property damage, heavy rainfall (36% above normal) …

Evolutionary geomorphologic stages of tropical river basins of southern Kerala, southwest
India were investigated through the state-of-the-art hypsometry analysis and its attributes of …