Description
This book presents a comprehensive analysis of diverse aspects of geohazards. The growing vulnerability and exposure to failures in risk reduction and policy-making increases the severity of geohazard impacts by many folds. Therefore, detailed geohazard analysis, modelling and forecasting are needed to reduce the impacts of extreme events.
Table of Contents
Role of active tectonics in the estimation of seismic hazard of an area: A case study of western India.- Stress Scenario In The North-West Himalaya: What We Learnt From Post-Seismic Stress Changes.- The crust and upper mantle structure beneath the Bangladesh and its effects on seismic hazard.- Seismological data quality controls – a synthesis.- Use of Geophysical techniques in Seismic Hazard Assessment and Microzonation.- Earthquake response and its implications towards the structural design codes for Himalayan and adjoining regions of India.- Liquefaction Potential Index (LPI): A Parameter to Assess Liquefaction Hazard.- Earthquake Precursory Studies Using Radon Time Series Data in Taiwan: An Overview.- Spatial prediction of earthquake-induced landslide susceptible zones - A case study from Indian Himalaya.- Tsunamis in the past and recent years over Indian coasts: A review.- Instrumentation of India’s First Regional Earthquake Early Warning System and Site Characterization of itsStations.- Overview of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in Seismology.



