The eustatic sea-level rise due to global warming is predicted to be about 18 to 59 cm by the
2100 (IPCC 2007), which necessitates identification and protection of vulnerable sections of …

An endeavor to feel the pulse of a coast devastated by a powerful oceanographic event is
made. Results of field investigations along Tamil Nadu seaside revealed that the tsunami of …

Abstract The Indian Ocean earthquake of 26 December 2004 led to significant ground
deformation in the Andaman and Nicobar region, accounting for∼ 800 km of the rupture …

Following the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 2004, tree planting campaigns were
initiated in coastal areas to rehabilitate devastation wrought by the tsunami and to afforest …

We summarize some of the findings and observations from the field surveys conducted in
the aftermath of the horrific tsunami of 26 December 2004 and reported in this issue. All …

Assessing the preparedness of the coastal region to the anticipated sea level rise is a major
task among the coastal management authority, where identification of relative vulnerable of …

Background Pools of salt water and puddles created by giant waves from the sea due to the
tsunami that occurred on 26 th December 2004 would facilitate increased breeding of …

We report here a four decades of shoreline changes and possible sea level rise (SLR)
impact on land use/land cover (LULC) in Little Andaman Island by using remote sensing …

Coastal subsystems formed by interaction of various processes, impacted by natural
hazards like tsunami and storms, pose irreversible morphological changes. Vellar estuary …

The tsunami sediments deposited after the December 2004 tsunami were sampled
immediately in the coastal environment of Tamil Nadu State on the southeast coast of India …