Indrajit Pal

Dr. Indrajit Pal

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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

22Years (2005-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 2020 in Environmental Impact Assessment Review
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Nawhath Thanvisitthpon
SSSangam Shrestha
Sangam Shrestha
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Indrajit Pal
SNSarawut Ninsawat
Sarawut Ninsawat
WCWinai Chaowiwat
Winai Chaowiwat

1 February 2019 in International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction
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AMAshutosh Mohanty
Ashutosh Mohanty
MHMujahid Hussain
Mujahid Hussain
MMM. Mishra
M. Mishra
DKD.B. Kattel
D.B. Kattel
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Indrajit Pal

17 October 2006 in Natural Hazards
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WMWilliam K. Mohanty
William K. Mohanty
MWM. Yanger Walling
M. Yanger Walling
SNSankar Kumar Nath
Sankar Kumar Nath
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Indrajit Pal

15 January 2018 in Environment and Urbanization ASIA
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Nawhath Thanwiset Thanvisitthpon
SSSangam Shrestha
Sangam Shrestha
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Indrajit Pal
Flooding in Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, impedes the development of the city and brings challenges to the well-being of its citizens. The city is situated in a flood-prone area. This study investigated perceptions of the causes among the residents of perennial floods in Bangkok, examining daily precipitation changes over the last 30 years on eight indices (R10, R20, R25, CDD, CWD, RX5day, PRCPTOT and R99p) and the characteristics of the city that promote or exacerbate flooding. The data was collected by the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) from station ID 455201 in the period 1986 -2015. Plausible factors contributing to flooding vulnerability and to the ineffective implementation of the city’s flood corrective and preventive measures were determined. A survey of 400 residents of 20 flood-prone localities in the capital’s four districts was carried out and statistical analysis was performed. Further, levels of satisfaction with the efficiency and effectiveness of the city’s flood corrective and preventive measures were assessed. The documentary and empirical findings collectively illuminate three contributing factors or causes of persistent flooding in the capital and of the ineffectual execution of flood-related policies and measures.

6 January 2005 in Journal of Geophysical Research
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SNSankar Kumar Nath
Sankar Kumar Nath
MVMadhav Vyas
Madhav Vyas
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Indrajit Pal
PSProbal Sengupta
Probal Sengupta

1 March 2017 in International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction
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Indrajit Pal
TGTuhin Ghosh
Tuhin Ghosh
CGChandan Ghosh
Chandan Ghosh