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Assessment of ground water vulnerability in selected districts of Bangladesh using drastic index

by Zannatul Ferdausi Sumi.

Publisher: Dhaka Department of Water Resources Engineering, BUET 2023Description: x, 75 p.Subject(s): Groundwater-Management -- BangladeshOnline resources: Click here to access online

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