The Bagmati River in Kathmandu Valley (Nepal) receives seven major polluted tributaries.
Discharges of wastewaters containing degradable organics and nutrients have resulted in …

Supergene argillitization on basement blocks shows a great variety of deposits with regard
to their mineralogical composition and morphology, particularly those which developed …

The badlands of the “Desierto de la Tatacoa”(DDT) form part of the alluvial-fluvial system
and are characterized by a landform trilogy:(1) gully zone,(2) wadi zone,(3) hillwash …

The study presents the assessment of variation of water qualities, classification of monitoring
networks and detection of pollution sources along the Bagmati River and its tributaries in the …

Any understanding of sediment routing from mountain belts to their forelands and offshore
sinks remains incomplete without estimates of intermediate storage that decisively buffers …

A study was undertaken to assess the quality of groundwaters in the Kathmandu Valley,
Nepal. The groundwater samples were randomly collected from shallow well, tube well, and …

This study examined the spatial–temporal variations and factors influencing the
management of groundwater along a section of the Bagmati river corridor in the Kathmandu …

The grain morphology of major heavy minerals from various placer-type mineral deposits
(aeolian, beach, fluvial, alluvial, colluvial, residual–eluvial) in Mongolia, USA, Vietnam …

During post‐monsoon 2013, surface water samples were collected form 34 sites from the
Bagmati River and its tributaries within the Kathmandu Valley to assess the river water …

Lacustrine rift basins commonly preserve a fairly complete record of the sediment source‐to‐
sink (S2S) system, and consequently may form an ideal natural laboratory for establishing …