Search Results - "Raghavan, B. R."

The utility of multivariate statistical techniques in hydrogeochemical studies: an example from Karnataka, India by Reghunath, Rajesh, Murthy, T.R.Sreedhara, Raghavan, B.R.

“…Quality of groundwater is controlled by many factors amongst which the interaction of river water with adjacent groundwater and mixing/non-mixing of different…”
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Time series analysis to monitor and assess water resources : A moving average approach by REGHUNATH, Rajesh, SREEDHARA MURTHY, T. R, RAGHAVAN, B. R

“…An understanding of the behavior of the groundwater body and its long-term trends are essential for making any management decision in a given watershed…”
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Remote sensing and in situ platform based study on impact of Bay of Bengal cyclones (Phailin, Helen, Lehar, and Madi) on ocean chlorophyll and associated physical parameters by Sarangi, R. K., Shrinidhi, S. K., Chauhan, Prakash, Raghavan, B. R.

“…Impact of four major cyclones: Phailin, Helen, Lehar, and Madi have been studied in terms of changes in ocean productivity utilizing Indian satellite…”
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Coupled correction and classification of hyperspectral imagery for mapping coral reefs of Agatti and Flat Islands, India by Velloth, Sumisha, Mupparthy, Raghavendra S., Raghavan, B.R., Nayak, Shailesh

“…Among the various remote-sensing options available today to map ecomorphological classes of corals, hyperspectral remote sensing is one of the best options by…”
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Influence of orographically enhanced SW monsoon flux on coastal processes along the SE Arabian Sea by Chauhan, Onkar S., Raghavan, B. R., Singh, Khushvir, Rajawat, A. S., Ajai, Kader, U. Syed Abdul, Nayak, Shailesh

“…The Arabian Sea has an excess evaporation over precipitation regime. The southeast Arabian Sea is, however, anomalous because it has ∼2800–4800 mm rainfall…”
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First report of fossil dinoflagellates from the west coast of India and some observations by Ram, Sri, Murthy, T. R. Sreedhara, Reghunath, Rajesh, Raghavan, B. R.

“…Fossil dinoflagellates are reported for the first time from the west coast of India. These are recovered from two cores collected from the offshore of…”
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