Title : Study of alongshore sediment transport and shoreline evolution near chilika lagoon

Type of Material: Thesis
Title: Study of alongshore sediment transport and shoreline evolution near chilika lagoon
Researcher: Pradhan, Subhasis
Guide: Mohanty, Pratap Kumar
Department: Department of Marine Sciences
Publisher: Berhampur University, Berhampur
Place: Berhampur
Year: 2021
Language: English
Subject: Life Sciences
Marine and Freshwater Biology
Plant and Animal Science
Environmental Sciences
Life Science
Dissertation/Thesis Note: PhD; Department of Marine Sciences, Berhampur University, Berhampur, Berhampur; 2021
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100__|eResearcher|aPradhan, Subhasis
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245__|aStudy of alongshore sediment transport and shoreline evolution near chilika lagoon
260__|aBerhampur|c2021|bBerhampur University, Berhampur
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502__|cDepartment of Marine Sciences, Berhampur University, Berhampur, Berhampur|d2021|bPhD
518__|oDate of Award|d2021
518__|d2016|oDate of Registration
518__|oDate of Completion|d2021
520__|aChilika lagoon is an important coastal ecosystem located along east coast of India and was designated as the first RAMSAR site of the country in 1981. The Chilika lagoon at present is separated from the Bay of Bengal by a long barrier spit (65km) extending from Prayagi to the south of Gabakunda inlet. Further north, the lagoon has inlet(s) through which it interacts with the Bay of Bengal and northern most part is the northern spit. The entire stretch from Prayagi to northern spit constitutes the shorefront of the lagoon. Along this shorefront, the most dynamic part is inlet(s), which often migrate or undergo opening/ closure due to coastal oceanographic processes, hydrological processes and extreme weather events such cyclonic storm and floods. Along the east coast, the longshore transport is from south to north round the year and contribute significantly to the geomorphological changes of the barrier spit as well as the inlet migration and opening/ closure. Therefore, the objectives of the present study a
650__|aEnvironmental Sciences|2UGC
650__|aLife Science|2AIU
653__|aLife Sciences
653__|aMarine and Freshwater Biology
653__|aPlant and Animal Science
700__|aMohanty, Pratap Kumar|eGuide
856__|uhttp://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/handle/10603/401222|yShodhganga
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