Geographies of the Indian Subcontinent
Rajarshi Dasgupta (Hrsg.), Pinaki Sarkar (Hrsg.), Anwesha Haldar (Hrsg.), Subhasree Singha Ray (Hrsg.), Sukla Hazra (Hrsg.), Panchali Majumdar (Hrsg.)
Naturwissenschaften, Medizin, Informatik, Technik / Geografie
Beschreibung
This contributed volume presents the latest in research on geographies of the Indian Subcontinent, with a focus on innovative technologies and methodologies such as machine learning, remote sensing, geographic information systems, and more. The cases presented in this volume offer novel research that advances our understanding of the Indian Subcontinent in integrated and interdisciplinary manner. The book is split into three distinct sections. The first covers field observations and experiment design. The second examines applications of geospatial technologies and modelling techniques. The last section highlights cases of translating this research into concrete policy. The techniques described here and the lessons learned from the cases presented are transferrable to problems in geography across the globe, and the book is targeted towards young professors, scholars, and researchers interested in the emerging techniques being applied to research in the field of geography and allied disciplines.
Kundenbewertungen
Natural systems, Anthropogenic impacts, Machine learning analysis, Human-environment influences, Climate change, Advanced methodologies, Sustainable development, Policy recommendations