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Disaster Advances (ISSN:0974-262X)

Disaster Advances (ISSN:0974-262X) is a monthly peer-reviewed scopus-indexed journal from 2009 to present. The publisher of this journal is World Researchers Associations. Disaster Advances (ISSN:0974-262X) committed to gathering and disseminating excellent research achievements. The journal welcomes all types of Engineering journal includes Social Sciences: Geography, Planning and Development, Engineering: Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality, Environmental Science: Environmental Science (miscellaneous), Earth and Planetary Sciences: Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous) .

Submission Dateline

( Vol 18 , Issue 04 ) | 14 Sep 2025

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( Vol 18 , Issue 04 ) | 30 Sep 2025

Aim And Scopes

Disaster Advances (ISSN:0974-262X)

  • 1. Social Sciences: Geography, Planning and Development

  • 2. Engineering: Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality

  • 3. Environmental Science: Environmental Science (miscellaneous)

  • 4. Earth and Planetary Sciences: Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)

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Disaster Advances (ISSN:0974-262X)

  • DA-19-05-2025-5115
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Preparation of the Flood Inundation Map and Study of its Impact on Adjoining Areas due to Brahmaputra River using HEC-RAS

In the present study, the HEC-RAS model is being used to study the effects of the peak floods at different cross- sections of Brahmaputra river for 10, 20, 50 and 100 years return period. For estimation of floods having 10, 20, 50 and 100 years return period, Gumbel’s extreme value distribution method has been used. Also, for the estimation of the flood havoc and to look into its effects,

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  • DA-19-05-2025-5114
  • Disaster Advances

Designing a more stable tunnel at PAARI mining syndicate

This study aimed to evaluate alternation in land use and land cover (LULC) and its impact on land surface temperature (LST) in Kolhapur city and surrounding area, using Geoinformatic technology. Landsat and Resourcesat satellite data were used to study LST and LULC. ERDAS Imagine and ArcGIS software were used to pre-process the data. After pre-processing, an object-based classification approach

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  • DA-19-05-2025-5113
  • Disaster Advances

Designing a more stable tunnel at PAARI mining syndicate

High fracturing and faulting at Paari Mine syndicate have resulted in weak ground conditions making it difficult to conduct mining operations safely. The hanging walls and the side walls are covered with numerous faults and intersecting striking joints forming wedges which are extremely unstable. The project aims to solve the mines problem of tunnel subsidence. The work performed included study

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  • DA-19-05-2025-5112
  • Disaster Advances

Flood frequency and flood forecasting analysis of Krishna basin andhra Pradesh

Floods are occurrences of natural hazards, frequent during the year in many rivers across the globe. Every year, several rivers in India are vulnerable to flooding, causing loss of property and life. Krishna is one of the major rivers in India which is vulnerable to flooding in every monsoon. In this study, flood analysis was conducted for the year 2019. Rainfall data from AWS was used to estim

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  • DA-19-05-2025-5111
  • Disaster Advances

Evaluation of optical multi-spectral satellite data for crop type and land cover identification in Marathwada, India: a disaster management perspective

This study evaluates the use of optical multi-spectral satellite data for crop type and land cover identification in Marathwada, India, with a specific focus on disaster management. The region is highly susceptible to various disasters including droughts and other climate- related events that significantly impact agricultural productivity. The study involves analyzing both single- date and mult

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