REMOTE SENSING

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• Spatio -temporal variability in fire events due to crop residue burning and their impact on atmospheric variables using ground and remote sensing data in Punjab

  Yashi Singh, P. K. Kingra, Som Pal Singh

  955-976

• Seasonal influence on Cuddalore shoreline change: Remote sensing, GIS and statistical approach

  P. BALASARASWATHI , S. SRINIVASALU

  299-308

• Microwave remote sensing application for monitoring of floods

  OPN CALLA, KISHANLAL GADRI, RAHUL SHARMA, SUNILKUMAR AGRAHARI, ABHISHEK KALLA, GAURAV RATHORE

  141-152

• Improving remote sensing based agricultural drought characterization in Saurashtra, Gujarat : A region-specific threshold approach

  PARTHSARTHI A. PANDYA, NARENDRA KUMAR GONTIA

  381-394

• Impact study of integrated precipitable water estimated from Indian GPS measurements

  SURYAK DUTTA, V.S. PRASAD, D. RAJAN

• Error handling in GPS data processing

  J. K. S. YADAV, R. K. GIRI, L. R. MEENA

  97-102

• Drought analysis in southern region of Tamil Nadu using meteorological and remote sensing indices

  B. LALMUANZUALA, NK. SATHYAMOORTHY, S. KOKILAVANI, R. JAGADEESWARAN, BALAJI KANNAN

  973-988

• Cyclonic and anticyclonic circulations of 850 hPa over India and adjoining areas based on highly packed hand drawn streamline charts : part 1 - characteristics

  Anish Kumar M Nair, K. V. Sambhu Namboodiri, Mahesh C., Dileep P. K.

  553-568

• Comparison of the accuracy of four satellite rainfall estimates during the rainy season, dry season and transition in South Sulawesi which has complex topography

  Giarno ., Sayful Amri, Muflihah ., Didiharyono ., Achmad Fahruddin Rais, Nurtiti Sunusi, Agustina Rachmawardani, Hariyanto ., Bono Pranoto, Muhammad Syamsudin, Bagus Satrio Utomo

  183-202

• Assessment of Spatiotemporal Variations in Actual Evapotranspiration using the pySEBAL Model and Remote Sensing Data in Navsari, Gujarat, India

  Vivek Virani, Neeraj Kumar, B.M. Mote, N.M. Chaudhari, J.B. Delvadiya

  943-954

• Accuracy of cumulonimbus cloud prediction using Rapidly Developing Cumulus Area (RDCA) products at Pattimura Ambon airport

  AYUFIT RIYA, GIAR NO, IMMA REDHA NUGRAHENI, YAHYA DARMAWAN

  529-542

• The Accuracy of CHIRPS rainfall data and its utilization in determining the onset of the wet and dry seasons in North Sumatra

  Giarno ., Novel Windo Mangitua Simanjuntak , Maman Sudarisaman, Yahya Darmawan, Immanuel Jhonson Arizona Saragih

  679-690

• A Comprehensive review of global precipitation Products: Availability and application for flood inundation mapping

  Vikrant Nikam, Mangal Patil, Sarika Wandre, Bhaskar Nikam, Sachin Nandgude, Jayant Ghatge

  645-656