Researchers study the Narmada River’s geomorphology to understand landform changes and conservation strategies.
Researchers used AHP and GIS to assess flood risks in the Narmada Basin, enhancing disaster management.
Central India’s land use changes threaten biodiversity and ecosystem services, requiring sustainable management strategies.
Urban growth near Indore threatens agriculture, prompting sustainable planning to balance development and food security.
Indore excels in efficiency and cleanliness, while Bhopal focuses on heritage and green spaces.
Urban expansion in India alters land use, affecting climate, increasing heat, and promoting sustainability efforts.
African coastal cities face significant risks from sea-level rise, requiring tailored adaptation strategies for resilience.
Agroecology and poverty mapping in Madhya Pradesh assess climate vulnerability and improve farmer resilience.
Drone-based photogrammetry enhances urban flood risk assessment accuracy and supports better urban planning in Indore.
Researchers use NDVI and machine learning to enhance crop health monitoring and yield predictions in Madhya Pradesh.