Deriving Similitudes from Remote Sensing-based Turbidity and Observed Salinity Trends in Coastal Bangladesh for Agricultural Development
The agriculture and aquaculture sectors support millions of people in the Ganges Delta. However, water quality in this complex deltaic system is deteriorating due to multiple factors, including reduced discharge from upstream, discharge of untreated wastewater, climate change impacts, tidal influenc...
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2025
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| Online Access: | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179421 |
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