Titlebook: Geoecology of Landscape Dynamics; Seema Sahdev,R. B. Singh,Manish Kumar Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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Comparative Analysis of Multi-temporal Drought Indices Using Monthly Precipitation Data: A Study inacross different sectors. Its immediate impact is felt in agricultural sector, and the countries which have less irrigation facility usually face acute problems due to this phenomenon. The southwestern part of West Bengal is also considered as one of the drought-prone regions of India due to its com

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Use of Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System on Agroforestry Ecosystem in Himalayan Regihe research work. The satellite remote sensing data of Landsat MSS are procured from USGS and processed in ERDAS Imagine . 9.1 and Arc GIS . 10 software. The satellite data are classified as per supervised classification scheme. The satellite-based land use/cover thematic maps were prepared and vali

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UN SDGs and Context of Holy-Heritage Cities in India: A Study of Ayodhya and Varanasi, cultural heritage and urban sustainability are now considered inseparable part of holistic development. Religion had played an important role for controlling power in Indian monarchy in the ancient past, and in contemporary India too it played a role in the formation of religious landscape and corp

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Spatial Analysis and Mapping of Malaria Risk in Dehradun City India: A Geospatial Technology-Based alth in relation to mosquito-borne blood diseases like malaria. Land-use change can influence mosquito habitat, and therefore the distribution and abundance of vectors and land use mediates human–mosquito interactions, including biting rate. Based on a conceptual model linking the landscape, human,

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,Green Buildings: Building a Greener City, a Greener Future—An Indian Perspective, and resource efficient from its inception to manifestation; in order to minimize environmental and energy consumption costs. Although, the concept may seem new, but the practice has been done since centuries in India in the form of white roofs of Jaisalmer to rain water harvesting methods of baolis

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,Monitoring and Modelling of Urban Sprawl Using Geospatial Techniques—A Case Study of Shimla City, Ittlement on the periphery of the city and large-scale migration. India, with population of over one billion, which is one-sixth of the world’s total population, phenomenon of Urban Sprawl is affecting its natural resources like never before. This results in multiple problems such as unmanageable tra

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