Abstract
24Jun 2017 MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE GAI RIVER BASIN, NE HIMALAYA, INDIA. Sorat Konwar. Department of Geology, Dimoria College, Khetri.
Highlights
Morphometric analysis is refers as the quantitative evaluation of form characteristics of the earth surface and any landform unit
Techniques can be employed for the identification of morphological features and analysing properties of basin
The drainage density ranges from 0 stream per km to 5.99 streams per km with most of the high density area concentrating in the upper reach of the river, suggesting a lithological control coupled with climatic conditions
Summary
Morphometric analysis is refers as the quantitative evaluation of form characteristics of the earth surface and any landform unit. The Gai River basin is a sixth order basin, having 687 stream segments, encompassing an area of 148.30 km[2] with a mean bifurcation ratio of 3.68.
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