• Geomorphic diversity as a river management tool and its application to the Ganga River, India 

  Sinha, R.; Mohanta, H.; Jain, Vikrant; Tandon, S. K. (Wiley, 2017-04)

  Understanding of geomorphic processes and the determination of geomorphic diversity in catchments are prerequisites for the sustainable rehabilitation of river systems and for reach-scale assessment of river health. The ...
• Identification of drought in Dhalai river watershed using MCDM and ANN models 

  Aher, Sainath; Shinde, Sambhaji; Guha, Shantamoy; Majumder, Mrinmoy (Springer Verlag, 2017-02)

  An innovative approach for drought identification is developed using Multi-Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) models from surveyed drought parameter data around the Dhalai river watershed ...
• Identification of drought in Dhalai river watershed using MCDM and ANN Models 

  Guha, Shantamoy; Aher, Sainath; Shinde, Sambhaji; Majumde, Mrinmoy (Springer Verlag, 2016-12)

  An innovative approach for drought identification is developed using Multi-Criteria Decision-Making (MCDM) and Artificial Neural Network (ANN) model from surveyed drought parameters data around the Dhalai river watershed ...
• River systems in India: the anthropocene context 

  Jain, Vikrant; Sinha, Rajiv; Singh, L. P.; Tandon, S. K. (2016-07)

  The Anthropocene represents the time since human impacts have become one of the major external forcings on natural processes. The present review provides a synthesis of studies on the Indian rivers at modern time scale. ...
• Climate-driven sediment aggradation and incision since the late Pleistocene in the NW Himalaya, India 

  Dey, Saptarshi; Thiede, Rasmus C.; Schildgen, Taylor F.; Wittmann, Hella; Bookhagen, Bodo; Scherler, Dirk; Jain, Vikrant; Strecker, Manfred R. (Elsevier, 2016-09)

  Deciphering the response of sediment routing systems to climatic forcing is fundamental for understanding the impacts of climate change on landscape evolution. In the Kangra Basin (northwest Sub-Himalaya, India), upper ...
• Climate-driven sediment aggradation and incision phases since the Late Pleistocene in the NW Himalaya, India 

  Dey, Saptarshi; Thiede, Rasmus C.; Schildgen, Taylor F.; Wittmann, Hella; Bookhagen, Bodo; Scherler, Dirk; Jain, Vikrant; Strecker, Manfred R. (2016-04-17)

  Deciphering the response of sediment routing systems to climatic forcing is fundamental for understanding the impacts of climate change on landscape evolution and depositional systems. In the Sub-Himalaya, late Pleistocene ...
• Geomorphic evidences and chronology of multiple neotectonic events in a cratonic area: results from the gavilgarh fault zone, central India 

  Bhattacharjee, Dipanjan; Jain, Vikrant; Chattopadhyay, Anupam; Biswas, Rabiul H.; Singhvi, Ashok K. (Elsevier, 2016-05)

  The ENE�WSW trending Gavilgarh Fault Zone (GFZ) is an important tectonic lineament within the Central Indian shield. Geomorphological mapping and spatial analyses of rivers were carried out to elucidate the imprints of ...
• Prediction of vegetation anomalies to improve food security and water management in India: NDVI Forecast in India 

  Akarsh, A.; Mishra, Vimal (Wiley Online Library, 2015-06)

  Prediction of vegetation anomalies at regional scales is essential for management of food and water resources. Forecast of vegetation anomalies at 1–3 months lead time can help in decision making. Here, we show that ...
• Sediment storage and release from Himalayan piggyback basins and implications for downstream river morphology and evolution 

  Jain, Vikrant; Densmore, Alexander L.; Sinha, Rajiv; Sinha, Swati; Tandon, S. K. (Wiley, 2015-03)

  Piggyback basins developed at the mountain fronts of collisional orogens can act as important, and transient, sediment stores along major river systems. It is not clear, however, how the storage and release of sediment in ...
• Polyphase neotectonic movements in the Gavilgarh Fault Zone, central Indian craton: evidences from geomorpho-tectonic analysis 

  Bhattacharjee, Dipanjan; Chattopadhyay, Anupam; Jain, Vikrant (European Geosciences Union, General Assembly, 2014-05-27)

  The central part of Indian craton is believed to be a stable continental region with low strain build-up and long earthquake recurrence periods. It comprises two major Archean cratonic fragments (i.e. the Bundelkhand and ...
• Controls on morphological variability and role of stream power distribution pattern, Yamuna river, western India 

  Bawa, Nupur; Jain, Vikrant; Shekhar, Shashank; Kumar, Niraj; Jyani, Vikas (Elsevier, 2014-06)

  Understanding the controls on the morphological variability of river systems constitutes one of the fundamental questions in geomorphic investigation. Channel morphology is an important indicator of river processes and is ...
• Connectivity structure of the Kosi Megafan and role of rail-road transport network 

  Kumar, Rakesh; Jain, Vikrant; Babu, G. Prasad; Sinha, Rajiv (Elsevier, 2014-03)

  Movement of biophysical fluxes and resultant processes are governed by among other things, the (dis)connectivity structure of a landform. Hence, the quantification of connectivity structure of a landform is important in ...
• Avulsion threshold and planform dynamics of the Kosi River in north Bihar (India) and Nepal: a GIS framework 

  Sinha, Rajiv; Sripriyanka, K.; Jain, Vikrant; Mukul, Malay; Murty, C.V.R.; Bansal, Dipanshu (Elsevier, 2014-07)

  Models for river avulsions have identified the ratio between down-valley and cross-valley slopes of channels as the triggering factors for the sudden channel shift but have remained untested in the field. The August 2008 ...

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