...- , arsenic (As), REEs, and Eu parameters in groundwater indicates two contrasting environments: (i) a more oxic condition in the fluvial environment of the Jalangi River in the northern part, and (ii) a less oxidizing/reducing environment in the palaeo-lacustrine environment towards south of the study area...

... and appropriate boundary conditions. The groundwater flow pattern of the study area indicates the occurrence of base flow which feed both the Rivers Bhagirathi and Jalangi throughout the year. The computed hydraulic heads were calibrated by comparing with observed groundwater level data for years 2004 to 2006...

... apparently is the northeasterly continuation of the Peninsular shield through the so-called “Garo-Rajmahal gap.” On the southern boundary of the Shillong massif occur Upper Cretaceous and Tertiary sediments, overlying basalt trap flows. Thick mantles of alluvium of the Ganges and the Brahmaputra Rivers cover...

... Geologists. All rights reserved. 1991 American Association of Petroleum Geologists The delta and offshore fan complex associated with the Ganges, Brahmaputra, and Meghna rivers ( Figures 1 , 2 ) form one of the world’s major depositional systems ( Coleman, 1969 ; Fisher et al., 1969 ; Curray...

... and 19.56°C in winter. Hoogly, Jalangi, Churni and Bidhyadhory are the key rivers streaming through the district. Average elevation varies from 6m to 11m above mean sea level. Mean monthly rainfall variation is shown in the Fig. 2 . Agriculture is the most pre-dominant land use and major soil type...

...S. Basumallick; P. C. Mukherjee Abstract The sediment mixing pattern of the Ajay with the Bhagirathi-Hooghly river system has been worked out utilizing three different kinds of data viz. grain size, grain shape and heavy mineral composition. The near concurrence of the results of sediment mixing...

.... 103 - 112 . Pal , R. Biswas , S.S. , Pramanik , M.K. and Mondal , B. ( 2016 ) Bank vulnerability and avulsion modeling of the Bhagirathi-Hugli river between Ajay and Jalangi confluences in lower Ganga Plain, India . Modeling Earth Syst. Environ ., v. 2 ( 2 ), pp. 1 - 10...

... severe damage to the agricultural land and groundwater resources within 3 km buffer zone of the Bandi river. Remote Sensing and GIS techniques are found to be better tools in assessing the damage in agricultural crops during 1997 and 2006 with the help of high resolution satellite images. Groundwater...

... bounded by the Syrian-Turkish frontier, the Iraq frontier, the Euphrates River to Deir ez Zor, and thence north to the Turkish border. The Société des Petroles Concordia commenced drilling at Tel Barak, about 75 mi. west southwest of the Karatchok field, during 1957. The well was reportedly below 4,700 ft...

...-A (4155-4190m), LHL-A (3170–3240m) and KRD-A (2958-3111m). The above palynoflora of Purnea Basin resembles Plicatipollenites gondwanensis dominated assemblages recorded from the lower Talchir sediments of Dudhi River section (West Bokara Coalfield) and from other coalfields ( Lele, 1975...