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Email : aznarulislam@gmail.com
Address : Department of Geography, Aliah University , 17 Gora Chand Road, Kolkata: 700 014, West Bengal, India
Phone : +91 9641738576
Joined : 01 Sep 2016
I look upon teaching as a process to make the students think independently. Teaching is an interactive process which takes both the teacher and the learner towards an advanced learning. Actually I am from Geography background. Quite naturally I put emphasis on learning as an holistic and integrated process incorporating physical landscape and cultural milieu. I think environmental happening can best be understood in a synthetic manner i.e. the integration of physical and social space. My field of specialization is Applied Geomorphology. Hence I often take the classes of geomorphology at UG and PG level. Besides taking classes of geomorphology I teach hydrology, climatology too. I think teaching geomorphology or landforms study may provide useful insights to the students for sustainable management of the environment and disaster management. As the environment is itself a holistic concept, it can be better understood if geomorphic understanding accompanies the students. I teach geomorphology not merely as a field of science rather to foster integration between geomorphic processes, society and economy to address disaster management as the geomorphic hazards like flood, river bank erosion are common in any river based civilization. My ultimate motto of teaching is to develop the students with their interdisciplinary outlook to sustain and revive our old civilizations.
My research area is in the discipline of fluvial geomorphology. River bank erosion and its management in the Ganges delta is the prime focus of interest. I did my M.Phil dissertation on ‘Bank Erosion of the River Bhagirathi and Its Impacts on Agriculture and Economy- A Study in the Selected Areas of Nadia District, West Bengal. The area of enquiry at M.Phil level was further extended on the title ‘River Bank Erosion and Its Impact on Economy and Society: A Study along the Left Bank of River Bhagirathi in Nadia District, West Bengal at PhD level.’’
My current research works include a. meandering behaviour of Bhagirathi and Jalangi; b. channel asymmetry analysis; c. river bank erosion mechanism with special reference to Bhagirathi by hydraulic control and fluctuating climate regime; d. integrating river bank erosion with vulnerability of society and economy; modelling mitigation measures for disaster management.
For more about my research please find me at:
Head (Officiating), Department of Geography, Aliah Uniersity: 27 Nov 2019 to 17 Feb 2022
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S.No |
Title |
Author’s Name |
Publisher |
Book name |
Year of Publication |
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1. |
Role of active tectonism and geomorphic drivers on channel oscillation of the Raidak-I River in the eastern Himalayan foothills, India |
Md Hasanuzzaman, Pravat Kumar Shit, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Himalayan Neotectonics and Channel Evolution |
2022 |
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2. |
Influence of Neotectonics on Channel Evolution of Kameng River, North-East Himalaya |
Balai Chandra Das, Suman Deb Barman, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Himalayan Neotectonics and Channel Evolution |
2022 |
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3. |
Neotectonic Movements and Channel Evolution in the Indian Subcontinent: Issues, Challenges and Prospects |
H. N. Bhattacharya, Soma Bhattacharya, Balai Chandra Das, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Himalayan Neotectonics and Channel Evolution |
2022 |
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4. |
Rural–Urban Differential in Flood Vulnerability and Community Preparedness for Flood Management Strategies |
Aznarul Islam, Susmita Ghosh, Suman Deb Barman |
Springer International Publishing |
Spatial Modelling of Flood Risk and Flood Hazards, GIScience and Geo-environmental Modelling |
2022 |
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5. |
Flood Susceptibility Mapping Using Morphometric Parameters and GIS |
Md Hasanuzzaman, Aznarul Islam, Biswajit Bera, Pravat Kumar Shit |
Springer International Publishing |
Spatial Modelling of Flood Risk and Flood Hazards, GIScience and Geo-environmental Modelling |
2022 |
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6. |
Morphometry-Based Subwatershed Prioritization for Flood Potentiality Analysis of the Gumani River Basin (India) Using TOPSIS |
Sadik Mahammad, Mofizul Hoque, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Drainage Basin Dynamics - An Introduction to Morphology, Landscape and Modelling |
2021 |
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7. |
Introduction to Drainage Basin Dynamics: Morphology, Landscape and Modelling |
Pravat Kumar Shit,Biswajit Bera,Aznarul Islam,Sandipan Ghosh,Gouri Sankar Bhunia |
Springer International Publishing |
Drainage Basin Dynamics An Introduction to Morphology, Landscape and Modelling |
2021 |
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8. |
Alluvial Channel Dynamic Associated with LULC Change in Himalayan Foothill |
Md Hasanuzzaman, Aznarul Islam, Pravat Kumar Shit |
Springer International Publishing |
Drainage Basin Dynamics An Introduction to Morphology, Landscape and Modelling |
2021 |
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9. |
Assessment of Water Pollution and Aquatic Toxicity of the Churni River, India |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam, Susmita Ghosh, Pravat Kumar Shit |
Springer International Publishing |
River Health and Ecology in South Asia |
2021 |
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10. |
Deforestation and its impact on sediment flux and channel morphodynamics of the Brahmani River Basin, India |
Aznarul Islam, Balai Chandra Das, Sadik Mahammad, Palash Ghosh, Suman Deb Barman, Biplab Sarkar |
Elsevier |
Forest Resources Resilience and Conflicts |
2021 |
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11. |
Assessing the Groundwater Potentiality of the Gumani River Basin, India, using Geoinformatics and Analytical Hierarchy Process |
Sadik Mahammad, Aznarul Islam |
Springer Nature Switzerland AG |
Groundwater and Society |
2021 |
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12. |
Anthropo-Footprints on Churni River: A River of Stolen Water |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam, Balai Chandra Das |
CRC Press (Taylor and Francis) |
Anthropogeomorphology of Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System in India |
2020 |
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13. |
An Appraisal to Anthropogeomorphology in the Bhagirathi – Hooghly River Basin: Concepts, Ideas and Issues |
Balai Chandra Das, Sandipan Ghosh, Aznarul Islam, Suvendu Roy |
CRC Press (Taylor and Francis) |
Anthropogeomorphology of Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System in India |
2020 |
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14. |
Role of Human Interventions in the Evolution of Forms and Processes in the Mayurakshi River Basin |
Aznarul Islam, Suman Deb Barman, Mainul Islam, Susmita Ghosh |
CRC Press (Taylor and Francis) |
Anthropogeomorphology of Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System in India |
2020 |
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15. |
Anthropogeomorphology of the Bhagirathi River |
Aznarul Islam, Sanat Kumar Guchhait, Mofizul Hoque |
CRC Press (Taylor and Francis) |
Anthropogeomorphology of Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System in India |
2020 |
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16. |
An Appraisal to Anthropogeomorphology of the Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System: Concepts, Ideas and Issues |
Balai Chandra Das, Sandipan Ghosh, Aznarul Islam, Suvendu Roy |
CRC Press (Taylor and Francis) |
Anthropogeomorphology of Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System in India |
2020 |
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17. |
Assessing Gully Asymmetry Based on Cross-Sectional Morphology: A Case of Gangani Badland of West Bengal, India |
Aznarul Islam, Biplab Sarkar, Balai Chandra Das, Suman Deb Barman |
Springer Nature |
Gully Erosion Studies from India and Surrounding Regions |
2019 |
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18. |
Imprints of Neo-tectonism in the Evolutionary Record Along the Course of Khari River in Damodar Fan Delta of Lower Ganga Basin |
Suman Deb Barman, Aznarul Islam, Balai Chandra Das, Sunipa Mandal, Subodh Chandra Pal |
Springer International Publishing |
Quaternary Geomorphology in India |
2018 |
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19. |
Quaternary Geomorphology in India: Concepts, Advances and Applications |
Balai Chandra Das, Sandipan Ghosh, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Quaternary Geomorphology in India |
2018 |
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20. |
Evolution of mid- channel bars and emergence of social conflicts - a case study of the selected chars of Hooghly river, West Bengal |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam, Suman Deb Barman, Shakera Khatoon |
Foundation of Practising Geographers, Kolkata |
Problems and Sustainability of Surface and Groundwater Resources in Deltaic West Bengal |
2017 |
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21. |
An Enquiry into Fitting of Natural Channel Shape to Geometric Shape: A Study on River Jalangi, India |
Balai Chandra Das, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Neo-Thinking on Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin Geomorphology |
2016 |
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22. |
Analysis of Channel Asymmetry: A Different Perspective |
Balai Chandra Das, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Neo-Thinking on Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin Geomorphology |
2016 |
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23. |
Quaternary Alluvial Stratigraphy and Palaeoclimatic Reconstruction in the Damodar River Basin of West Bengal |
Sandipan Ghosh, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
Neo-Thinking on Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin Geomorphology |
2016 |
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24. |
Is Severity of River Bank Erosion Proportional to Social Vulnerability? A Perspective from West Bengal, India |
Aznarul Islam, Sanat Kumar Guchhait |
Mohit publications |
Life and Living Through Newer Spectrum of Geography |
2015 |
A) Publications in SCI journals
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S.No. |
Author(s) |
Title |
Name of Journal |
Volume |
Page |
Year |
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1. |
Javed Mallick, Roquia Salam, Ruhul Amin, Abu Reza Md. Towfiqul Islam, Aznarul Islam, Md. Nur Alam Siddik, G. M. Monirul Alam |
Assessing factors affecting drought, earthquake, and flood risk perception: empirical evidence from Bangladesh |
Natural Hazards |
Published online |
1-24 |
2022
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2. |
Balai Chandra Das, Aznarul Islam, Biplab Sarkar |
Drainage Basin Shape Indices to Understanding Channel Hydraulics |
Water Resources Management |
Published online |
1-24 |
2022 |
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3. |
Aznarul Islam, Biplab Sarkar, Ujwal Deep Saha, Mainul Islam, Susmita Ghosh |
Can an annual flood induce changes in channel geomorphology? |
Natural Hazards |
111 |
1019–1046 |
2022 |
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4. |
Aznarul Islam, Susmita Ghosh, Suman Deb Barman, Sweety Nandy, Biplab Sarkar |
Role of in-situ and ex-situ livelihood strategies for flood risk reduction: Evidence from the Mayurakshi River Basin, India |
International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction |
70 |
1-22 |
2022 |
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5. |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam |
Assessing Poverty and Livelihood Vulnerability of the Fishing Communities in the Context of Pollution of the Churni River, India |
Environmental Science and Pollution Research |
29 |
26575–26598 |
2022 |
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6. |
Aznarul Islam, Susmita Ghosh |
Community-Based Riverine Flood Risk Assessment and Evaluating Its Drivers: Evidence from Rarh Plains of India |
Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy
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15 |
1-47 |
2022 |
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7. |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam |
Assessing the suitability of groundwater for irrigation in the light of natural forcing and anthropogenic influx: A study in the Gangetic West Bengal, India |
Environmental Earth Sciences |
80(24) |
1-19 |
2021 |
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8. |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam, Balai Chandra Das |
Role of declining discharge and water pollution on habitat suitability of fish community in the Mathabhanga-Churni River, India |
Journal of Cleaner Production |
326 |
1-16 |
2021 |
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9. |
Bhanu Kumar Mandal, Aznarul Islam, Biplab Sarkar, Abdur Rahman |
Evaluating the spatio-temporal development of coastal aquaculture: An example from the coastal plains of West Bengal, India |
Ocean & Coastal Management |
214 |
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2021 |
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10. |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam, Arijit Majumder |
Seawater intrusion into groundwater and its impact on irrigation and agriculture: Evidence from the coastal region of West Bengal, India |
Regional Studies in Marine Science |
44 |
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2021 |
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11. |
Sadik Mahammad , Aznarul Islam |
Identification of palaeochannels using optical images and radar data: A study of the Damodar Fan Delta, India |
Arabian Journal of Geosciences |
14 |
1-22 |
2021 |
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12. |
Sadik Mahammad , Aznarul Islam |
Evaluating the groundwater quality of Damodar Fan Delta (India) using fuzzy-AHP MCDM technique |
Applied Water Science |
11
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1-17 |
2021 |
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13. |
Aznarul Islam, Susmita Ghosh |
Economic transformation in the wake of flood: A case of the lower stretch of the Mayurakshi River Basin, India |
Environment Development and Sustainability |
23 |
15550–15590 |
2021 |
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14. |
Aznarul Islam , Sanat Kumar Guchhait |
Social Engineering as Shock Absorbing Mechanism against Bank Erosion- A Study along Bhagirathi River, West Bengal, India |
International Journal of River Basin Management |
19 |
379-392 |
2021 |
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15. |
Aznarul Islam, Sanat Kumar Guchhait |
Characterizing cross‑sectional morphology and channel inefficiency of lower Bhagirathi River, India, in post‑Farakka barrage condition |
Natural Hazards |
103 |
3803–3836 |
2020 |
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16. |
Balai Chandra Das , Aznarul Islam, Biswajit Biswas |
Morphometry as Tool to trace out the Genealogy of Oxbow Lake |
Environmental Earth Sciences |
79
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1-15 |
2020 |
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17. |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam |
Drivers of water pollution and evaluating its ecological stress with special reference to macrovertebrates (fish community structure): A case of Churni River, India |
Environmental Monitoring and Assessment |
192 |
1-31 |
2020 |
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18. |
Biplab Sarkar, Aznarul Islam |
Assessing Suitability of Water for Irrigation Using Major Physical Parameters and Ion Chemistry: A Study of Churni River, India |
Arabian Journal of Geosciences |
12 |
1-16 |
2019 |
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19. |
Aznarul Islam , Sanat Kumar Guchhait |
Analysis of the Social and Psychological Terrain of Bank Erosion Victims: A Study along the Bhagirathi River, West Bengal, India |
Chinese Geographical Science |
28 (3) |
1009-1026 |
2018 |
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20. |
Aznarul Islam , Sanat Kumar Guchhait |
Analysing the influence of Farakka Barrage Project on channel dynamics and meander geometry of Bhagirathi river of West Bengal, India |
Arabian Journal of Geosciences |
10 (11)
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1-18 |
2017 |
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21. |
Aznarul Islam, Sanat Kumar Guchhait |
Search for social justice for the victims of erosion hazard along the banks of river Bhagirathi by hydraulic control: a case study of West Bengal, India |
Environment Development and Sustainability |
19 (2) |
433-459 |
2017 |
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22. |
Sanat Kumar Guchhait , Aznarul Islam , Sandipan Ghosh, Balai Chandra Das , Nishith Kumar Maji |
Role of hydrological regime and floodplain sediments in channel instability of the Bhagirathi River, Ganga- Brahmaputra Delta, India |
Physical Geography |
37 (6) |
476-510 |
2016 |
B) Other refereed Journals
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S.No. |
Author(s) |
Title |
Name of Journal |
Volume |
Page |
Year |
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1. |
Md. Mofizul Hoque, Aznarul Islam, Sandipan Ghosh |
Environmental flow in the context of dams and development with special reference to the Damodar Valley Project, India: a review |
Sustainable Water Resources Management |
8
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1-27 |
2022 |
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2. |
Aznarul Islam, Biplab Sarkar |
Analysing flood history and simulating the nature of future floods using Gumbel method and Log-Pearson Type III: The case of the Mayurakshi River Basin, India |
Bulletin of Geography. Physical Geography Series |
19 |
43-69 |
2021 |
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3. |
Aznarul Islam, Balai Chandra Das, Nishith Kumar Maji, Suman Deb Barman |
Assessing meander belt width of Bhagirathi-Jalangi river system in lower Ganga delta, India |
European Journal of Geography |
11 |
140-162 |
2020 |
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4. |
Aznarul Islam, Suman Deb Barman |
Drainage basin morphometry and evaluating its role on flood-inducing capacity of tributary basins of Mayurakshi River, India |
SN Applied Sciences |
2(6) |
1-23 |
2020 |
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5. |
Aznarul Islam, Balai Chandra Das, |
Quantitative indices to measure unit channel bar location: a theoretical and empirical study |
Ethiopian Journal of Environmental Studies and Management |
8 |
628-634 |
2015 |
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6. |
Aznarul Islam, Nilkamal Laskar, Sweety Nandy, Prasenjit Ghosh and Momtahina Marufa |
Integrating channel cut-off and cultural landscape: a case study of chakundi village amidst the char- chakundi cut-off of river bhagirathi, west bengal |
Indian Streams Research Journal |
5 |
1-10 |
2015 |
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7. |
Balai Chandra Das, Aznarul Islam |
Channel Asymmetry of an Ox-Bow Lake: A Different Perspective |
International Journal of Ecosystem |
5 |
69-74 |
2015 |
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8. |
Balai Chandra Das, Aznarul Islam |
Asymmetry in river channels below zero level and above zero level |
River behaviour and control |
35 |
19-28 |
2014-2015 |
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9. |
Aznarul Islam , Sanat Kumar Guchhait |
Integrating channel instability, bank erosion and land use planning along the left bank of river bhagirathi in nadia district, west bengal |
River behaviour and control |
34 |
11-26 |
2013-2014 |
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10. |
Aznarul Islam , Nilkamal Laskar , Prasenjit Ghosh |
An Areal Variation Of Fluvial Hazard Perceptions Of Various Social Groups- A Perspective From Rural West Bengal, India |
Indian Streams Research Journal |
2 |
1-9 |
2012 |
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11. |
Aznarul Islam |
Unstable river bank and the question of social stability: a study on rukunpur mouza in c.d. block krishnagar ii, nadia district, west bengal |
River behaviour and control |
32 |
53-65 |
2011-2012 |
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12. |
Aznarul Islam |
Water scarcity in the north eastern states of india: mechanisms and mitigations |
Indian Streams Research Journal |
2 |
1-7 |
2012 |
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13. |
Aznarul Islam |
Variability of Stream discharge and bank erosion- A case study on the River Bhagirathi |
River behaviour and control |
31 |
55-66 |
2010-2011 |
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Sl.No |
Title |
Author’s Name |
Publisher |
Year of Publication |
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1. |
Himalayan Neotectonics and Channel Evolution |
H. N. Bhattacharya, Soma Bhattacharya, Balai Chandra Das, Aznarul Islam |
Springer |
2022 |
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2. |
Drainage Basin Dynamics An Introduction to Morphology, Landscape and Modelling |
Pravat Kumar Shit,Biswajit Bera,Aznarul Islam,Sandipan Ghosh,Gouri Sankar Bhunia |
Springer |
2021 |
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3. |
COVID-19 Pandemic - A Geo-ecological Perspective |
Abarna Mukhopadhyay, Ayan Das Gupta, Rituparna Khan, Aznarul Islam, Shatarupa Dey Neogi, Prakriti Das |
Foundation of Practising Geographers Calcutta |
2021 |
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4. |
Anthropogeomorphology of Bhagirathi-Hooghly River System in India |
Balai Chandra Das, Sandipan Ghosh, Aznarul Islam, Suvendu Roy |
Taylor and Francis (CRC Press) |
2020 |
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5. |
Quaternary Geomorphology in India-Case Studies from the Lower Ganga Basin |
Balai Chandra Das, Sandipan Ghosh, Aznarul Islam |
Springer International Publishing |
2018 |
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6. |
Challenges in 21st Century Geography - A Perspective from India |
Md. Mustaquim, Aznarul Islam, Md Ismail |
RK Publication New Delhi |
2017 |
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7. |
Neo-Thinking on Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin Geomorphology |
Balai Chandra Das, Sandipan Ghosh, Aznarul Islam, Md Ismail |
Springer International Publishing |
2016 |
UGC JRF in Geography in 2012
CSIR NET in Earth Sciences in 2011 (AIR 018/288)
List of PhD Scholars (Registered/Ongoing)
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Sl. No. |
Name of the Scholars |
Broad Area of Research |
Registration Number |
Date of Joining |
Fellowship type |
Mode of Research Work |
Present Status |
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1 |
SADIK MAHAMMAD |
Geo-Hydrology |
GEO162604 |
13.02.2017 |
UGC-SRF |
Full-time |
Pursuing |
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2 |
BIPLAB SARKAR |
Geomorphology |
GEO162605 |
13.02.2017 |
ICSSR Fellowship |
Full-time |
Awarded on 08 Apr 2021 |
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3 |
MD. MOFIZUL HOQUE |
Geomorphology |
GEO171603 |
11.10.2017 |
UGC-JRF |
Full-time |
Pursuing |
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4 |
BHANU KUMAR MONDAL |
Applied Geomorphology |
GEO171604 |
11.10.2017 |
N.A. |
Part-time |
Pursuing |
Nil
List of Completed Dissertations/ Projects of M.A. /M.Sc. Students
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Session : 2012-2014
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Sl. No. |
Name and Roll Number of Students |
Special Paper Allotted |
Dissertation/ Project Title |
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1 |
MEHEDI HASAN MANDAL (GEO122009) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Evolution of oxbow lake and its impact on society and economy: A study on Purbasthali Lake along the river Bhagirathi |
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2 |
ILLIYUN HASEEB (GEO 122017) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
River bank erosion and social processes- a study along the left bank of river Bhagirathi in Nadia District, West Bengal |
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3 |
NASIMA YEASMIN (GEO 122018) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
A spatio-temporal variation in Man-River interaction- a study along the left bank of river Bhagirathi |
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4 |
MD MONIRUZZAMAN (GEO122039) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Channel Asymmetry of the River Jalangi A study on Micro Regional Variation in the selected areas of Nadia District, West Bengal. |
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5 |
MAFUJA KHATUN (GEO122026) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Evolution of Sabuj Dweep Char of River Bhagirathi and its socio-economic impacts in Nadia district: A case study on Rukunpur village |
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6 |
SOMA ROY |
Advanced Geomorphology |
River bank erosion and land use- A Two way process : A Study along the left bank of Bhagirathi River |
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Session : 2013-2015
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7 |
MD JAHANGIR ALAM (GEO 105008) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Channel decaying and its impact on land use pattern-A case study on Sialmari river and its adjacent areas |
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8 |
MOMTAHINA MARUFA (GEO105007) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Charchakundi cut-off of River Bhagirathi and its impact on cultural landscape: A case study on Charchuadanga in Kaligang, Nadia district |
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9 |
SOURAV PAIRA (GEO13230) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Quantitative analysis of Gully Asymmetry: A study in Gangani Badland area, Paschim Medinipue, West Bengal |
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Session : 2015-2017
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10 |
SK MOHINUDDIN (GEO125006)
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Advanced Geomorphology |
Geometry of Potholes and Their Largest and Most Spherical Clasts : A Perspective from Subarnarekha River, Jharkhand’ |
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11 |
SAIYAD SALEM (GEO125007) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Changing Social Structure and Processes vis-à-vis evolution of Nirmal Char of Padma River, Murshidabad District’ |
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12 |
MD MOAZZEM HOSAIN (GEO125011)
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Advanced Geomorphology |
Life and Livelihood of Char People : A Case Study of Nirmal Char of Padma River, Murshidabad District’ |
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13 |
NAWAJ SHARIF (GEO125021)
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Advanced Geomorphology |
Morphological Analysis of Clasts of Selected Potholes of Subarnarekha River, Jharkhand |
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14 |
MD RABIBUL ISLAM (GEO125023) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Channel Oscillation, Land Use Change Livelihood Vulnerability of Balagari Char of Hooghly River, Nadia District |
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15 |
TAUFIKUL ALAM MONDAL (GEO125032) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Impact of Brick Field Industry on Channel Behaviour of Ichamati River in Baduria Block of North 24 Parganas, West Bengal’ |
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16 |
SUSMITA SANPUI (GEO152009)
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Advanced Geomorphology |
Shifting of River Bank, Human Displacement and Development: A Case Study of Balagari Char of Hooghly River, Nadia District’ |
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17 |
KAZI MIRAJ HOSSEN (GEO152012) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Quantitative Analysis of Cross-Sectional Asymmetry of the Gullies: A Case Study of Garhbeta Badland, West Bengal |
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18 |
MD SABIR ALI (GEO152016)
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Advanced Geomorphology |
An Enquiry into Slope Morphology of Gullies of Garhbeta Badland in Paschim Medinipur, West Bengal |
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19 |
MD SAYER AL HASAN (GEO152020) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Channel Dynamics of Khari River, West Bengal’: Forms and Processes’ |
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20 |
TARIKUL HASSAN (GEO152030) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Analysis of Meander Geometry and Channel Asymmetry: A Study of Khari River in Bardhhaman District, West Bengal’ |
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21 |
SHAKERA KHATOON (GEO152037) |
Advanced Geomorphology |
Evolution of Mid Channel Bar and emergence of Social Conflicts - A Study at Selected Chars of Hooghly River, Nadia District |
1. Indian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR) Major Project for 24 months ( May 2017 - May 2019): Assessment of Socio-Economic Vulnerability of Flood Victims and Preparation of Community-Based Disaster Management Plan Using Social Engineering: A Study of Murshidabad District, West Bengal ( Project Director: Dr Aznarul Islam)
1. Prakiti Sansrakhan Diwas on 17th June 2014 to observe Uttakhand Tragedy in Nabadwip, west Bengal organized by WAPCOS Govt. of India
2. Delivering lecture on Climate change, erosion pushes new generations to poverty along Ganga organized by Indo-Asian News network, Kolkata
3. Delivering an extended lecture on “Geomorphologic Units of West Bengal and Hydro-morphological Characteristics of West Bengal” in the Deapartment of Geography, Rabindra Bharati University on 15.11.2017.
1. Life Memeber of National Association of Geographers, India ( New Delhi) Since 2011
2. Life Memeber of Foundations of Practicing Geographers, Kolkata since 2011
1. Attended 107th Orientation Programme during 04 September to 29 September 2017 at the Human Resource Development Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
2. Attended Interdisciplinary Refresher Course in Modern Methods in Earth System Science during 18 September to 11 October 2018 at UGC-HRDC, Jadavpur University , Kolkata
3. Attended Interdisciplinary Refresher Course in Disaster Management & Sustainable Development Goals during 05 January to 19 January 2022 at UGC-HRDC, Jadavpur University , Kolkata
Conferences/Seminars
1. National Seminar on ‘Challenges and Mitigation of Drought in India’ September 9-10, 2011, Department of Geography, Kashipur Michael Madhusudan Mahavidlaya, West Bengal (Paper: Water Scarcity in the North-Eastern States of India: Mechanisms and Mitigations).
2. National Seminar on ‘Climate Change and Backward areas: Doings and Well-beings’ November 24-25, 2011, Panchakot Mahavidyalaya, Purulia, West Bengal (Paper: Climate Change and Development – A Global Perspective)
3. 35th Indian Geographers Meet and International conference, 11-13 November, 2013, Dept. of Geography, The University of Burdwan, West Bengal (Paper: Social Engineering for Bank Erosion Victims-A Study along the River Bhagirathi within the Stretch of Nadia district, West Bengal)
4. International Seminar of CDSR in Collaboration with RBU, West Bengal 18-19 January, 2014 (Paper: Integrating Channel Instability, Bank Erosion and Land Use Planning along the Left Bank of River Bhagirathi in Nadia District, West Bengal)
5. National seminar on ‘Socio-economic Tribes of India with Special reference to Santhals’ 19-20 September, 2014 Department of Geography, THLMM College, (Paper: Environmental Philosophy and Detribalization: A Contradiction between Thinking and Doing)
6. International Seminar on ‘Ground Water: Issues and Challenges of The 21st Century’ 29-30 December 2014 Sripat Singh College, Jiaganj, Murshidabad, West Bengal (Paper: Sustainable Development of Ground Water: A Perspective from Environmental Ethics)
7. National Seminar on ‘Social Well-being: Issues and Challenges in 21st Century India’ 07th January, 2015, Department of Geography, University of Gour Banga, west Bengal ( Paper: Search for Social Justice for Erosion for Bank Erosion Induced Ecological Refugees in Murshidabad District, West Bengal)
8. National Seminar on ‘Population, Development and Environment’ 14th February, 2015 of Samsi College, Malda, ( Paper: Temporal Variation in Human River Interaction : an Implication for Environmental Management)
9. International Conference of IGU on ‘Land Use Change, Climate Extremes and Disaster Risk Reduction’ 18-20 March, 2016, Saheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, Delhi (Paper: Assessing the Roles of Engineering Measures for Reducing Disaster Risk of Bank Erosion: A Study along the Left Bank of the River Bhagirathi in West Bengal, India)
10. International Seminar on ‘Changing Geo-Environmental Processes and Social adjustment, August 30, 2016 Dept. of Geography, University of Gour Banga ( Paper: Quantitative Analysis of Gully Asymmetry: A Study in Gangani Badland Area of West Bengal, India)
Workshops
1. Hands-on-Training on Quality Standardization in Air and Water including Detection of Radioactivity in Aquatic Medium & Plant Body, Feb 24 to Mar. 3, 2012 DST-GoWB Sponsored Training Programme organized by the Dept. of Environmental Science, Burdwan University
2. Bhuvan Workshop, 02 Feb. 2012, organized by the NRSC at Calcutta University
3. Workshop in methodology of Geographical research organized by PG Department of Geography, vivekandanga college for Girls, Kolkata in January 2015
Co-Chaired a session ( 'Earth Science-dealing with Geo-Physical Pattern, Environment Degradation, Climate & Climate Change' ) on 24.02.2017 in a two-day national seminar organised by Foundation of Practicing Geographers, Kolkata
1. Assistant Convenor in a 2-day national seminar on 'Geography of Habitat' organized by Foundation of Practicing Geographer, Kolkata on 26-27 February, 2016
2. Assistant Convenor in a 2-day national seminar on 'Geography: A Science of Man and Environment' organized by Foundation of Practicing Geographer, Kolkata on 24-25 February, 2017
1. Reviewer of the Journal 'Environment, Development and Sustainability' Springer since April, 2017
2. Reviewer of the Journal Modelling Earth Systems and Environment' Springer since April, 2015
3. Reviewer of the 'International Journal of Geosciences' Scientific Research 2017
4. Editorial Board Member of 'International Research Journal of India' since 2016
