AI and GIS Reveal Hidden Drivers of Pollution in Dhaka’s Turag River
Researchers combined statistics, machine learning, and GIS to predict water quality in Dhaka's heavily polluted Turag River with over 90 ...
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Maps Reveal Hidden Soil Fertility Divide Across Semi-Arid Western India
A district-wide GIS and statistical assessment of Banaskantha, Gujarat, maps sharp spatial contrasts in soil salinity, organic carbon and nutrients ...
Mapping the Hidden Fault Lines: Where Refugee Mothers Face the Greatest Earthquake Vulnerability
A neighborhood-level GIS study in Gaziantep, Türkiye, shows that parental stress, family conflict, housing damage, displacement, and bereavement—not refugee status ...
New Terrain-Aware Model Maps Hidden Road-Safety Risks in Mountainous Cities
Researchers in China have developed a spatial framework that combines terrain-based environmental resistance modeling with socio-technical indicators to assess road ...
Concrete Spread: Jaipur and Ahmedabad’s Heritage Districts Are Heating Up Fast
A comparative review finds that decades of built-up expansion have driven rising land surface temperatures in India's World Heritage Cities ...
Machine Learning Maps Groundwater Crisis in Sub-Himalayan West Bengal
A new study combining geospatial analysis, machine learning and trend analysis maps groundwater potential and vulnerability across Jalpaiguri district in ...
New Risk–Resilience Framework Maps Flood Mismatches Across China’s Yangtze River Delta
A new integrated risk-resilience framework reveals that more than a third of China's Yangtze River Delta faces high flood danger ...
Landslides in Recife Cluster in Persistent Hotspots, Decade of Data Reveals
A ten-year spatial analysis of Recife's civil defense records shows landslides cluster persistently in hillside neighborhoods of the city's northern ...
Satellites Reveal How an Indian Himalayan City Swallowed Its Farmland
A 22-year Landsat analysis shows Jammu City's built-up area grew 75 percent while farmland and dense vegetation steadily vanished.
Simple Statistical Model Outperforms Expert Judgment in Mapping Deadly Landslide Risk in Northern Pakistan
A new comparative study of the Sheringal–Kumrat Road in Upper Dir, Pakistan, shows a simple statistical index model outperforming expert-based ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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