Ravine Erosion in India
Published: Jan 31, 2009
Photo: Prasad
Abstract: A Geospatial Study of Lower Chambal Valley
The ravines of Chambal have probably originated from tectonic activity and have till date shown no obvious relation to climate, but continued deforestation exposes the nutrient deficient soil, which exacerbates ravine expansion. Extreme climatic events in such a scenario can speed up erosion and prompt a disaster.
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