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Hybrid ensemble machine learning algorithms for landscape ecological vulnerability assessment to riverbank erosion

Aug 2026 · Environmental Monitoring & Assessment · Vol 198 · 0 citations · 108 references
Medicine

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Vulnerability zones were most concentrated in the middle and lower reaches of the study area particularly in the states of Bihar and West Bengal and Sensitivity analysis revealed that elevation, rainfall, soil type and geomorphology were the most influential factors.

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