Abstract: This study investigates the morphological evolution of the Noai River, West Bengal (2015–2024), studying the interplay between natural processes and human interventions. Methodologically, cross-sectional surveys at nine sites were undertaken using theodolite tacheometry, supplemented by geographic distribution analysis of channel width, depth, and width-depth ratios to characterize morphological diversity. Results reveal spatially heterogeneous adjustments......
Keywords: Noai River, Channel Morphology Anthropogenic Impacts, Urbanization, Erosion and Sedimentation
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