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This is a comprehensive handbook focused on geospatial applications used to study, assess, and monitor the Himalayan mountains. As a region of high relevance and very vulnerable regarding geohazards, it is crucial to detect landscape changes and understand the drivers behind the changes. With advanced remote sensing and GIS tools, in-depth analyses, and interdisciplinary approaches, the Handbook of Himalayan Ecosystems and Sustainability, Two Volume Set studies forest and agriculture ecosystems, urban sprawl and air pollution, geo and other hazards, and provides a breadth of data to support decision making and to aids in the preservation of the landscapes in a sustainable way.
Features:
Uses geospatial technology for studying fragile Himalayan ecosystems and their sustainability
Includes 21 case studies from Indian Himalayan, Nepal, and Afghanistan regions
Provides satellite data and geospatial modelling tools for assessing and monitoring all Himalayan landscapes
Addresses cryospheric studies and related ongoing geohazards and potential climate change impacts
Discusses ecology of the Himalayan rivers, biodiversity, and floristic shifting of endemic species, and landscape restoration
Contents
Introduction. Land Use and Land Cover Dynamics in Himalaya 2001 - 2020. Shifting Cultivation Dynamics in Northeastern India. Lesser Known Unique Ecosystems of Indian Himalayas. Spaceborne Bistatic Polarimetric Interferometric SAR Modelling for Vegetation Height Estimation. Estimating Aboveground Biomass of Sal and Teak Forests Using Terrasar-X and Semi-Empirical Model. Vegetation Biophysical Parameters and GPP Estimation Using Satellite-Driven LUE Model Urban Ecosystem and Air Pollution. Driving Factors of Changing Rainfall Pattern in Meghalaya. Assessment of the Effects of Land Use Land Cover Changes on Surface Temperature Trends. Effect of Lockdown on Aerosol Optical Depth and NO2 Over Major Cities of Indian Himalayan Region. Study on Spatial Distribution, Temporal Variation and Growth Trends of Particulate Matter, Sulfur Dioxide, Nitrogen Oxides and Ammonia from Anthropogenic Sources Over India. Prediction of Response to Change in Land Use Land Cover Patterns on the Hydrology of Himalayan River. Management Issues of Wetlands in Himalayan Foothills. Impact of Structural Barriers on The Morphology and Ecology of The Himalayan Rivers. Use of Satellite Remote Sensing for Water Resources Management in Data- Scarce Watersheds. Monitoring Spatio-Temporal Glacier Dynamics and Snow Cover Variability. Glacier Velocity Estimation Over Select Large Glaciers in Himalaya. Rate of Expansion of Glacial Lake in Sikkim Himalayas. Appraisal of Forest Fire Risk Through Geospatial Techniques in Uttarakhand Himalayan Region. Disentangle the Short and Long-Term Forest Degradation Over Most Fire Affects Parts of Western Himalaya. Identification of Flood Hotspot Zone Using GIS-Based Spatial Statistical Technique. Ecosystem-Human- Climate Interaction and Sustainability. Climate Forcing on Photosynthetic Variability Across Relief Zones in Himalayas. Vegetation Trend Analysis and Seasonal Changes Quantification Based on Time-Series Satellite Images for North-East India. Floristic Shifting of Endemic Species in Eastern Himalayas Due to Climate Change. Landscape Restoration in the Indian Himalayan Region.