Dr Lakpa Tamang
Assistant Professor (Grade-II)
| Department of Geography
UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA
West Bengal
Expertise:
Physical Geography
14
Publications
3
Projects
41
Scopus Citations
57
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Community & Membership
Indian Institute of Geomorphologists (IGI)
Co-opted membersThe Geographical Society of India, Kolkata
Honorary LibrarianIndian Institute of Geomorphologists (IGI)
Life memberThe Geographical Society of India, Kolkata
Council memberIndian Institute of Geomorphologists (IGI)
Executive memberIndian Institute of Geographers (IIG)
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Doctor of Philosophy
2014
SECONDARY TEACHER'S TRAINING COLLEGE, Visnagar, Mahesana
Assistant Professor (Grade-II)
Nov 2015 – Present
UNIVERSITY OF CALCUTTA
| Department of Geography
Physical Sciences
Scholarly Work
An Assessment of Threats to Geo-diversity and Geo-sites in the Darjeeling Hill Region for Formulation of Geo-conservation Strategies
OtherAnalysis and assessment of environmental impacts of river bed mining at Regional scale: Case study along Ajay and Dwarakeswar river, West Bengal
CompletedAssessment study of ground water resource through natural springs in and around Darjeeling town, West Bengal
CompletedRIVER HEALTH ASSESSMENT: A STUDY OF THE MAHANANDA SYSTEM IN DARJEELING DISTRICT, WEST BENGAL
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Scholarly Publications
Analyzing the Condition of River Health of the Mahananda System
Assessment of the Hydro-morphological Quality of the Mahananda System
Assessment of the Water Quality of the Mahananda System
Conclusions
River Health Assessment
10.1007/978-3-031-76580-3
Scopus: 1
Evaluating the Spatial Heterogeneity of the Influencing Factors for River Tourism Development in Darjeeling Hills, India
10.1007/s12524-026-02438-6
Crossref: 1
Quantifying heterogeneities of vertical hydraulic gradients in a highly urbanized effluent river system in the Darjeeling Sub Himalayan foothills, India
10.1007/s40899-024-01077-4
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Assessing the hydromorphological condition of the Sub-Himalayan Mahananda-Balason system using the hydromorphological quality Index
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