Search Results - "Udayakrishnan, P. B."

Multivariate assessment of outflow water quality in highly urbanized creek system: implication of natural and anthropogenic processes by Pradhan, Umesh Kumar, Ram, Anirudh, Sahu, Balaram, P. B., Udayakrishnan, Lonkar, Saurabh, Kumbhar, Laxmankumar

“…Nutrient source and transport study in tropical creeks adjacent to megacities are sparse on a regional and global scale. High-frequency chemical data collected…”
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Effects of sedimentary heavy metals on meiobenthic community in tropical estuaries along eastern Arabian Sea by Rao, M. Nageswar, Gaikwad, S., Ram, Anirudh, Pradhan, U. K., Sautya, S., Kumbhar, L., Udayakrishnan, P. B., Siddaiha, V.

“…The central west coast of India comprises the 720 km long coastline of Maharashtra state and houses widespread industrial zones along the eastern Arabian Sea…”
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Triterpenoids and fatty alcohols as indicators of mangrove derived organic matter in Northern Kerala Coast, India by P., Resmi, T. R., Gireeshkumar, C. S., Ratheesh Kumar, P. B., Udayakrishnan, N., Chandramohanakumar, Joseph, Manju Mary

“…Triterpenoids and fatty alcohols were identified from the sediments of five mangrove ecosystems (Kunjimangalam, Pazhayangadi, Pappinissery, Thalassery, and…”
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Distribution and sources of fatty acids in surface sediments of mangrove ecosystems in the Northern Kerala Coast, India by Resmi, P., Gireeshkumar, T. R., Ratheesh Kumar, C. S., Udayakrishnan, P. B., Chandramohanakumar, N.

“…Fatty acids and bulk geochemical proxies were employed to understand the sources and transformation of sedimentary organic matter from surface sediments of…”
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Magnetic tracing of sediment dynamics of mudbanks off southwest coast of India by Badesab, F., Gaikwad, V., Gireeshkumar, T. R., Naikgaonkar, O., Deenadayalan, K., Samiksha, S. V., Dinesh Kumar, P. K., Loveson, V. J., Iyer, S. D., Khan, A., Udayakrishnan, P. B., Sardar, A.

“…In this study, we utilized environmental magnetic in combination with sedimentological and hydrodynamic data to investigate the formative processes of mudbanks…”
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Dissolved and suspended nutrient complexity in an urbanized creek-estuary confluence: Implication on water quality alteration by Sahu, Balaram, Pradhan, Umesh Kumar, P.B., Udayakrishnan, Bambaras, Priyanka

“…The Thane Creek-Ulhas estuary confluence region acts as a naturally active infiltration system, crucial for altering water quality in the area and Arabian Sea…”
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Geochemical speciation of iron under nearshore hypoxia: A case study of Alappuzha mud banks, southwest coast of India by Mathew, D., Gireeshkumar, T.R., Udayakrishnan, P.B., Shameem, K., Nayana, P.M., Deepulal, P.M., Sarath, R., Nair, M., Jaleel, A.K.U., Balachandran, K.K.

“…Studies on the speciation of iron (Fe) and its regulatory roles in the biogeochemical cycling of other elements in the sediments of the Arabian Sea are…”
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Inter-annual variations in the hydrochemistry of Alappuzha mud banks, southwest coast of India by Mathew, Dayana, Gireeshkumar, T.R., Udayakrishnan, P.B., Muraleedharan, K.R., Madhu, N.V., Nair, M., C.Revichandran, Balachandran, K.K.

“…The changes in the hydro-chemical properties of a near shore waters of Alappuzha, southwest coast of India, where the mud banks and coastal upwelling are…”
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Influence of hypoxia on phosphorus cycling in Alappuzha mud banks, southwest coast of India by Mathew, Dayana, T.R., Gireeshkumar, K.K., Balachandran, P.B., Udayakrishnan, K., Shameem, P.M., Deepulal, M., Nair, N.V., Madhu, K.R., Muraleedharan

“…The southwest coast of India is known to experience two concurrent processes during the southwest monsoon, namely coastal upwelling and mud banks at selected…”
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Montmorillonite and phosphorus enrichment in sediments as the causative factor for mud bank formation along the southwest coast of India by T.R., Gireeshkumar, D., Mathew, P.B., Udayakrishnan, K., Shameem, K.P., Fahad Fathin, C.M., Furtado, P.M., Deepulal, M., Nair, K.K., Balachandran

“…Mud banks of Kerala (southwest coast of India) are renowned for immense fish harvesting during the southwest monsoon season. Although inclement weather and…”
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