ASSESSMENT OF FLOOD HAZARD ZONATION USING GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM AND ANALYTICAL HIERARCHY PROCESS: A CASE STUDY OF TLAWNG RIVER WATERSHED IN SAIRANG, MIZORAM, INDIA

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As novice researchers and supervisors, the researchers of the current study have noticed that many postgraduate students encounter challenges in understanding qualitative research methodology.As such, the purpose of this work is to offer guidelines Pliers for new researchers on how to undertake and comprehend qualitative research.The main objective

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Climate change and variability are expected to impact the synchronicity and interactions between the Sonoran Desert and the forested sky islands which represent steep biological and environmental gradients.The main objectives were to examine how well satellite greenness time series data and derived phenological metrics (e.g., season Minerals start,