Advances In Earth Sciences Volume - 3

Advances In Earth Sciences Volume - 3

by Satish C. Tripathi
 
  • ISBN: 9789381226261
  • Binding: Hardbound
  • Year: 2012
  • Language: ENGLISH
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The Advances in Earth Sciences is a multidisciplinary book series addressed to all the domains of earth sciences- geophysics, geology, atmospheric and environmental sciences. It is an attempt to bring the researches in all the spheres of the Earth at a single platform to appraise earth scientists about the recent developments in various disciplines in order to promote multidomain interaction and research. This book is also the print edition of the open access quarterly e-Journal Earth Science India- www.earthscienceindia.info, Volume-III. The e-Journal Earth Science India provides an opportunity of earliest possible publication of the research work where as the book Advances in Earth Sciences serve the purpose of archival and record. The papers address to fundamental earth science researches to the aspects of societal needs. It is the publication of The Society of Earth Scientists (SES).

Dr. Arun Kumar is Adjunct Research Professor, Department of Earth Science, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada. He received his first Ph.D. (Stratigraphic Palynology) from Michigan State University, USA and another Ph.D. (Environmental Micropalaeontology) from Carleton University, Canada. He held post-doctoral positions at Sheffield University, England and Nagasaki University, Japan. Prof. Kumar has wide experience of teaching geology at Kumaun University, India; University of West Indies, Jamaica; Carleton University and Concordia University, Canada and King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia. He also worked as a geologist and palynologist with Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, India and Core Laboratories International (USA) in Singapore and Indonesia. He has published extensively on Mesozoic and Cenozoic pollen, spores and dinoflagellate cysts, environmental applications of thecamoebians, benthic foraminifera as paleoclimate and paleoceanographic proxies, and on current environmental issues. His new research interest is in natural hazards. He has recently co-edited a special issue of the journal Natural Hazards on paleotsunami.
Dr. Helder I. Chamin? is Coordinator Professor, Geotechnical Department, Institute of Engineering of Polytechnic of Porto (ISEP), Portugal and senior researcher at Research Centre GeoBioTec|University of Aveiro. He obtained Ph. D. in Geology (geodynamics and cartography) from the University of Porto, and D. Sc. in rock mechanics at University of Aveiro, Portugal. Dr. Chamin? worked more than 12 years with several engineering companies in mining geology, geomechanics, structural geology, rock engineering, and hard-rock hydrogeology before joining ISEP. He is the Director of the master course of geotechnical and geoenvironmental engineering and vice-president of the Geotechnical Engineering Department at ISEP, as well as invited professor of the Doctoral Course at Aveiro University. Prof. Chamin? is a fellow of the board of the Portuguese Association of Geomorphologists (APGeom) and member of several professional and scientific associations. The results of his research have been published in more than 150 national and international journals, and also co-edited 4 conference books. He is also editorial/advisory board member of several International journals.

  • First Report of the Late Pleistocene Fossil Lizards from Narmada Basin, Central India
  • A Thecamoebian Assemblage from the Manjir Formation (Early Permian) of Northwest Himalaya, India
  • Biogenic Sedimentary Structures Produced by Architectonica laevigata (Gastropod: Architectonicidae), Mandvi Intertidal Zone, Gulf of Kachchh, Western India
  • Microstructures of the Zanskar Shear Zone
  • A study of Erosion-Deposition Processes around Majuli Island, Assam
  • Signatures of Archaean E-W Crustal-Scale Shears in the Bundelkhand Massif, Central India: An Example of Vertical Ductile Shearing
  • First Report of Spheroidal Rhyolite from Nakora area of Malani Igneous Suite, Northwestern Peninsular India
  • Chemistry of Tourmalines from the Gangotri Granite, Garhwal Higher Himalaya
  • Study of Porosity Loss Due to Compaction in the Cretaceous Upper Bima Sandstone, Upper Benue Trough, N.E. Nigeria
  • Use of Bulk Sample and Hot Acids in Stream Sediment Survey for Gold
  • Distribution of Mangroves along the Red Sea Coast of the Arabian Peninsula: Part-I : The Northern Coast of Western Saudi Arabia
  • Distribution of Mangroves along the Red Sea Coast of the Arabian Peninsula: Part-II: The Southern Coast of Western Saudi Arabia
  • Scaling Spectral Analysis: A New Tool for Interpretation of Gravity and Magnetic Data
  • Study on Bromide in Groundwater in Parts of Nalgonda District, Andhra Pradesh
  • Excitation of Hard Rock Aquifers in Southern Peninsular India Associated with the 2004 Sumatra Earthquake
  • Use of Meridional Wind Index at East Coast of India for Monitoring Drought and Flood Monsoon Conditions over Indian Region
  • Thunderstorms/Lightning Generated Sprite and Associated Phenomena
  • Long Term Trend, Diurnal and Seasonal Variations of Atmospheric Ozone at Indian Antarctic Station Maitri
  • Comparison of ECCO2 and NCEP reanalysis using TRITON and RAMA data at the Indian Ocean Mooring Buoy point
  • On Some Recent Applications of Gravimetry to Earth Sciences
  • Indian Monsoon Cycles through the Last Twelve Million Years
  • Spatial Variability of Rock Depth using Artificial Intelligence Techniques
  • Effect of Depth on the Thermal Signature of Buried Metallic Object
  • Modelling Electrical Conductivity of Contaminated Nigerian riverbed Sands