Geomorphology of the Son River Basin, India Based on Remotely Sense Data: A Review

The Son Basin, India, comprehensive geomorphology has been inferred using remote sensing and GIS approaches. The comprehensive morphometric parameters of the Son River and its main tributaries, the  Ghaghghar River, Kanhar River, Dongar River, and Rihand River, have been analyzed and compared in the current study. The three analyzed parameters—linear aspect, aerial aspect, and relief aspect—were all taken into account and contrasted from a wider angle. We carefully examined the geographical variability in the geomorphology of the Son Basin on a larger scale after subjecting the data set to statistical analysis and removing outliers. The aforementioned study is very helpful for upcoming hydrological projects, as well as for civil engineering, irrigation, and flood management purposes. It also serves as a milestone for societal growth.