Sahana et al., 2019 - Google Patents
A comparison of frequency ratio and fuzzy logic models for flood susceptibility assessment of the lower Kosi River Basin in IndiaSahana et al., 2019
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- Sahana M
- Patel P
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- Environmental Earth Sciences
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The Kosi megafan region of eastern Bihar, India, comprising of eight districts, is regularly afflicted by large floods that cause extensive damage. Mapping the possible inundation susceptible zones in the region accurately is, therefore, paramount for land resource …
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