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    The Global Warming Debate: A Review of the State of Science by Khandekar, M L, Murty, T S, Chittibabu, P

    Published in Pure and applied geophysics (01-08-2005)
    “…A review of the present status of the global warming science is presented in this paper. The term global warming is now popularly used to refer to the recent…”
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    Vulnerability from storm surges and cyclone wind fields on the coast of Andhra Pradesh, India by Rao, A D, Chittibabu, P, Murty, T S, Dube, S K, Mohanty, U C

    Published in Natural hazards (Dordrecht) (01-06-2007)
    “…The results presented here are from a study conducted for the government of the state of Andhra Pradesh (GOAP) in India, as part of a World Bank project on…”
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    Possible ecological consequences from the Sethu Samudram Canal Project, India by Rao, D.V. Subba, Rao, K. Srinivasa, Iyer, C.S.P., Chittibabu, P.

    Published in Marine pollution bulletin (01-02-2008)
    “…The Sethu Samudram Canal Project (SSCP), considered as a harbinger of economic growth in India, is a mega engineering project being developed to provide a 260…”
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    Mitigation of Flooding and Cyclone Hazard in Orissa, India by Chittibabu, P, Dube, S K, Macnabb, J B, Murty, T S, Rao, A D, Mohanty, U C, Sinha, P C

    Published in Natural hazards (Dordrecht) (01-02-2004)
    “…Storm surges generated by the strong tangential wind stressesand normal atmospheric pressure gradients at the sea surface due to tropical cyclones (TC'S)have…”
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    Simulation of storm surges along Myanmar coast using a location specific numerical model by JAIN, Indu, CHITTIBABU, P, AGNIHOTRI, Neetu, DUBE, S. K, SINHA, P. C, RAO, A. D

    Published in Natural hazards (Dordrecht) (01-09-2006)
    “…Coastal flooding induced by storm surges associated with tropical cyclones is one of the greatest natural hazards sometimes even surpassing earthquakes…”
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    Numerical Modelling of Storm Surge in the Head Bay of Bengal Using Location Specific Model by Dube, S. K., Chittibabu, P., Sinha, P. C., Rao, A. D., Murty, T. S.

    Published in Natural hazards (Dordrecht) (01-02-2004)
    “…The head Bay of Bengal region, which covers part of Orissa and west Bengal in India as well as Bangladesh, is one of the most vulnerable regions of extreme sea…”
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    Numerical storm surge model for India and Pakistan by JAIN, Indu, CHITTIBABU, P, AGNIHOTRI, Neetu, DUBE, S. K, SINHA, P. C, RAO, A. D

    Published in Natural hazards (Dordrecht) (01-07-2007)
    “…The northeastern sector of the Arabian Sea, which covers the Gujarat coast of India and western coast of Pakistan, is a region vulnerable to extreme sea levels…”
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    A bay-river coupled model for storm surge prediction along the Andhra coast of India by AGNIHOTRI, Neetu, CHITTIBABU, P, JAIN, Indu, SINHA, P. C, RAO, A. D, DUBE, S. K

    Published in Natural hazards (Dordrecht) (01-09-2006)
    “…The paper describes a two-dimensional bay-river coupled numerical model for storm surges along the Andhra coast of India. The effect of the Krishna and…”
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    Extreme Sea Levels Associated With Severe Tropical Cyclones Hitting Orissa Coast of India by Dube, S K, Chittibabu, P, Rao, AD, Sinha, P C, Murty, T S

    Published in Marine geodesy (01-04-2000)
    “…Extreme sea levels associated with severe cyclonic storms are common occurrences along the east coast of India. The coastal districts of Orissa have…”
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    Sea Levels and Coastal Inundation Due to Tropical Cyclones in Indian Coastal Regions of Andhra and Orissa by Dube, S K, Chittibabu, P, Rao, AD, Sinha, P C, Murty, T S

    Published in Marine geodesy (01-04-2000)
    “…Coastal inundation associated with extreme sea levels is the main factor which leads to the loss of life and property whenever a severe tropical cyclonic storm…”
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    Storm Surges from Extra-Tropical Cyclones by Danard, MB, Dube, S K, Goennert, G, Munroe, A, Murty, T S, Chittibabu, P, Rao, AD, Sinha, P C

    Published in Natural hazards (Dordrecht) (01-06-2004)
    “…The possible influence of climate change on the tracks of the extra-tropical cyclones as well as storm surges is studied. Two differentdata bases have been…”
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    Numerical Simulation of Extreme Sea Levels Using Location Specific High Resolution Model for Gujarat Coast of India by Chittibabu, P, Dube, S K, Rao, AD, Sinha, P C, Murty, T S

    Published in Marine geodesy (01-04-2000)
    “…Although the frequency of tropical cyclones is less in the Arabian sea compared to that of the Bay of Bengal, there are several severe tropical cyclones which…”
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    Numerical Simulation of Extreme Sea Levels for the Tamil Nadu (India) and Sri Lankan Coasts by Chittibabu, P., Dube, S. K., Sinha, P. C., Rao, A. D., Murty, T. S.

    Published in Marine geodesy (01-07-2002)
    “…Numerical modeling of extreme sea levels associated with tropical cyclones in the Indian seas has been confined to the northern part of the Bay of Bengal…”
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    A POSSIBLE TSUNAMI IN THE LABRADOR SEA RELATED TO THE DRAINAGE OF GLACIAL LAKE AGASSIZ ~8400 YEARS B.P by N. Nirupama, Tad Murty, James T. Teller, P. Chittibabu

    Published in Science of tsunami hazards (01-01-2005)
    “…For thousands of years, the thick Laurentide Ice Sheet covered a large part of northern North America, damming northward-draining rivers. As this ice…”
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    A Possible tsunami in the Labrador Sea related to the drainage of Glacial Lake Agassiz similar to 8400 years B.P by Teller, J T, Murty, T, Nirupama, N, Chittibabu, P

    Published in Science of tsunami hazards (01-01-2005)
    “…For thousands of years, the thick Laurentide Ice Sheet covered a large part of northern North America, damming northward-draining rivers. As this ice…”
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