A Study of Morphological Changes in the Coastal Areas and Offshore Islands of Sudarban Coastline Using Remote Sensing
The Sundarbans, located along the coastal areas of India and Bangladesh, is the largest remaining single block of mangrove forest in the world, covering approximately 1 million hectares (10,000 km2) of the Ganges-Brahmaputra delta. This unique ecosystem is under threat from major disturbances such a...
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2024
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