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Assessment ofTsunami impact in South Andaman using remote sensing and GIS

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  1. Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, 248 001, Dehradun, India

    A. Velmurugan

  2. Central Agricultural Research Institute, 744 101, Port Blair, India

    T. P. Swarnam & N. Ravisankar

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Velmurugan, A., Swarnam, T.P. & Ravisankar, N. Assessment ofTsunami impact in South Andaman using remote sensing and GIS. J Indian Soc Remote Sens 34, 193–202 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02991825

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