Journal of Himalayan Geology, Volume 6Wada Institute of Himalayan Geology, 1995 - Geology |
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Broadly, Doon Valley can be divided into three different slopes; North eastem
slopes of Siwaliks, Doon Valley proper, and South western slopes of outer
Himalayan range. The north eastem slopes of Siwaliks are quite steep in higher
reaches ...
Broadly, Doon Valley can be divided into three different slopes; North eastem
slopes of Siwaliks, Doon Valley proper, and South western slopes of outer
Himalayan range. The north eastem slopes of Siwaliks are quite steep in higher
reaches ...
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Mechanical measures recommennded for mass erosion control mainly consists
of: (A) Slope stabilization structures on steep slopes for revegetation. (B) Grade
stabilization structures in the drainage channels for debris retention and safe ...
Mechanical measures recommennded for mass erosion control mainly consists
of: (A) Slope stabilization structures on steep slopes for revegetation. (B) Grade
stabilization structures in the drainage channels for debris retention and safe ...
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The forest cover in the third region, i.e. the south-western slopes of the Himalayas
, is in the most pronounced state of degradation. Though technically 50% (IIASA,
1986) of the land has forest cover, only about 10% has dense forests. There are ...
The forest cover in the third region, i.e. the south-western slopes of the Himalayas
, is in the most pronounced state of degradation. Though technically 50% (IIASA,
1986) of the land has forest cover, only about 10% has dense forests. There are ...
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K N KlIANNAL K N KiiA1rit R CHANDER V N SINGH Estimation of Source Parameters | 6 |
P K Dts Pelrography of the Upper Tertiary Sandstones of Some Puts of Arunachal Pradesh 23 I | 23 |
September I993 Latur Earthquake of Maharashtra | 3 |
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