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🌍 Happy Earth Day 2026 | LGEOR

Earth Day, observed annually on 22 April since 1970, is a global reminder of the urgent need to protect our planet and promote environmental sustainability.

The Earth Day 2026 theme is “Our Power, Our Planet”, highlighting the collective responsibility and action needed to build a sustainable future.

At the Lab of Geoinformatics and Earth Observation Research (LGEOR), we are committed to advancing Earth system understanding through remote sensing, GIS, and geospatial technologies, contributing to evidence-based environmental solutions.

On this Earth Day, we reaffirm our dedication to sustainable research and a resilient Earth for future generations.

New Book Chapter Publication | LGEOR

Publishing research outcomes as book chapters helps reach a broad global academic audience.
We are pleased to share our long awaited collaborative publication, now published in a Springer Nature (Switzerland) book, The Nexus Between Geography and Sustainability (Scopus indexed).
This study explores recent flash flood events in the Sylhet Division and their environmental impacts using Sentinel-1 SAR and Sentinel-2 multispectral datasets.

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Monitoring of Multiple Flash Flood Events from 2017 to 2022 and Their Impacts on Sylhet Division in Bangladesh Using Sentinel-1 SAR and Sentinel-2 MSI Datasets Flash floodsFlash floods have recently posed a significant threat to the communities and infrastructure in the SylhetSylhet Division, Bangladesh. This chapter focuses on monitoring multiple flash flood events in this area that occurred from 2017 to 2022 and analyzing...

New Book Chapter Publication | LGEOR

We are pleased to share a collaborative research book chapter led by our Lab Principal Investigator, Dr. Biswajit Nath, published in a Palgrave Macmillan & Springer Nature book.

This pioneering study is the first to focus on the transboundary section of the New Brahmaputra River channel using Chinese Gaofen-1/6 Wide Field of View (WFV) satellite sensors and geospatial techniques.

Paper Title:
Tectono-Geomorphological and LULC Changes in the Transboundary Section of the New Brahmaputra River Channel Using Chinese Gaofen-1/6 WFV (16 m) Datasets and Geospatial Techniques. 2026, pp 541–584;

Authors: Biswajit Nath, Bo Zhong, Junjun Wu, Aixia Yang, Shanlong Wu, Shukla Acharjee, Nandini Choudhuri, and Atin Kumar Mitra.

In: Ghosh, S. (Ed.), Reimagining Indian Rivers for Sustainability. Palgrave Studies in Environmental Sustainability. Palgrave Macmillan, Cham.

Congratulations to all the authors!
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Tectono-Geomorphological and LULC Changes in the Transboundary Section of the New Brahmaputra River Channel Using Chinese Gaofen-1/6 WFV (16 m) Datasets and Geospatial Techniques The Brahmaputra River Basin (BRB), a vital and dynamic river system, is significantly affected by natural processes and tectonic forces, impacting regional socio-economic activities and environmental sustainability. The research described in this chapter used...

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