Introduction and overview
Value of case study method
Part 1: Flood
Urban flooding as an emerging challenge: Evidence from Chennai city
Understanding flood risk and livelihood resilience in Begusarai
Recent disasters in Kerala: Evidences from the field
Flood plain mapping using Hecrus Model and geospatial techniques- A case study of varanasi city
Part 2: Climate change and land use
Contending global warming by popularising environment friendly fuel -Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)
Increasing vulnerability of Arabian Sea towards cyclonic storms
Mapping agricultural drought vulnerability at regional level using GIS: A case study
Part 3: Fire/Smog
HRVC assessment of urban fire hazard: A case study of Malviya Nagar, Delhi
Forest fire severity mapping using geospatial techniques: A case study of a part of Bandipur Reserve Forest, India
Fire hazards in Anaj Mandi (Grain Market), Old Delhi: Vulnerability and resilience
Assessment of fire disaster risk reduction in higher educational institutions in Delhi
Part 4: Earthquake and other related hazards
Earthquake awareness and preparedness survey of Yamuna River and surrounding region of Delhi
Mapping fire, earthquake and bio-hazard in Delhi: A micro level study
Surface deformation modelling using C-Band SAR Data - A case study on Shimla Town, Himachal Pradesh, India
Part 5: Disaster and gender
Gendered spaces, climate change and resilience in a Squatter Slum of Global South
Part 6: Human aspects: Impact, vulnerability and governance
Community participation in disaster risk reduction: A case study of Chamoli District, Uttarakhand
Regulatory framework for regional cooperation on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) in India and Globe
Part 7: Summary
Summary and concluding remarks.