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    ar SON eV oar Beyoung Ed) Con er oor oe Ce one end en aroha tent aera) et Re Ny : Pee en eo Ter peer) CE Gere Cote aoe ree car ect eet en Emory siren Coorg aaa eae arene Dee ee Score an re reir) CR Emre Pet omer Srna ana Enron ronnie Peary Ena ey Bonet Pera yacht MANAK Ta Ht A 3 a & g g a S if =i Pa S EE; g Fa g x © EA Fa z et Act East: Transitions in India's Engagement with South Korea rd RSE Kim Do-young simhan ACT EAST Transitions in India’s Engagement with South Korea Eire Sushila Narsimhan & Kim Do-young MANAK cation may be reproduced tansmitid ResE Toor by my means, lestonie oe mbar nating Tjging secdingo ay information xaos eels, Thu porcini onthe pubis Pubs by MANAK Drs Comes Sanh Chow, ton Nagar New at oe oe of too 22005 Pec an pation ‘itt: manana Sithiry Ofer USA NANAK RERLICATION INE SHENG Tae aon 10 G8 eat matte SAG Post i 2018 © bao 208 ISN ITRSRTSTH6 rT Tar A An Pts Dah ‘aa: ering Pes Nr De Contents Introduction Keynote Address North Korean Nuclear Problem: Any Solution? Yoon Youre ken Listof Contributors SECTION A Resolving Troubled Relationships ‘The Palpable Danger ofthe North Korean ‘Mushroom Cloud over the Korean Peninsila and Beyond Shreya Pandey India’s Proactive ‘Act East’ America’s “Asia Act” and the ROK "Troika’: Towards a Redefiniton of the Asia Paifi-Neighbouthood Manan Ducati Role ofthe United States in “Troubled” South Korea-Japan Relations Keon 23 si ACT EAST: Tetons In’ Exgpmen ih ont Koro SECTONB ___ Tackling Climate Changes 4, Impact of Climate Change on Rice Production {in South Korea 6 Arpita Panda 5, Climate Variability, Land-Use and Land-Cover ‘Change (LULC) in Temperate River Basi ‘A Case from Han River Basin, South Korea 8 ‘Atul Saini & Netrananda Sale 6. Spatio-Temporal Assessment of the Urban Heat Island: A Comparative Study of ‘Mumbai (India) an Seoul (South Korea) 96 Mi. Avif Husain & Pankaj Kumar 17. Climatic Variability and Resurgent Cases of Dengue ‘A case study of Delhi and Seou! cies 07 Martand Mani Mishra SECTION _ Daiiverng Comparative insights 8. An Empirical Evaluation of Parametersin ‘Message Broker Applications Applicable for Indian and Korean Industries ma Vinal Gupta & Deepak Kumar 9, Indo-Korea Relation and Higher Education: Emerging Prospects and Challenges 45 Khalid Khan” Cots vi 10. Development imperatives and the Practice of Archaeology: A Case Study of India and South Korea Tarun Kumar 1, Shamanic Traditions in Korea and Manipur: Interrogating, Women’s Po (Oto Ksttrimayums erand Autonomy Index 161 5 | imate Variability, Land-Use and Land-Cover Change (LULC) in ‘Temperate River Basin A Case fom Han Rie Basin, South Kore Atul Saini AND NETRANANDA SAHU ABSTRACTS Han River isa major rae te Repu of Karen (South Kore, th fourth ngs icin he Korean Pensa. Me a 12 Inn people et water ro this rier. Ts paper doesnt he ‘puta an temporal ges fad wean and cover (ULC) ony with ts relation ch clmate sarily tog sly Conducted using Remote Sensing and CIS. Multspectent LANDSAT satelite imageris ere taken t examine the LULC of the bsin for mre dan 25 yas purl arate inal an temperate ay considered oink the LLL th th ‘ying climates LLC Leon changing th the psa of ie ‘an the mes nportaet changes oud he wegetaton aegry. ui para atforest ror hasincrensol bt usta dense fund inthe are ode agvcultae thst contin ltution in the anal aa tert cari ogo the onside tn peri forthe study has of pct forthe land-use and lad coer ofthe Ha basin. Changing putter of rainfall temperature an ILC hast of mpi forte ra ‘aud wan ars of terse sn, -Keywonts:land-sseandland soverchange, Han Riverbasn, climate, ainfll temperatiee Cae Vara, Lae nd Ld Cone Che LUC. 85 |. Introduction Te Republicof Korea or South Korea (Map 1) is located atthe easter tip ofthe Asian continent, where its bound fon the north by the Democratic People's Republic of Korea for North Korea. In the east, itis characterized by high _mountain anges, whereas the westis composes of flat coastal plains, The annual average precipitation is about 2ram, 70 percent of which falls curing the flood season from Jane to September. This s the largest river basin as it covers about 23400 ki: area and therefore Han River basin locate i the Centre of the Korean Peninstila accounts 23 percent ofthe territory of the Republic of Korea. The Basin re large and divided into two, je. Han River and lnyjin River basin, The present study is based on that patch ofthe Han River basin for which the jn is very tellite image is available. The Han River basin is consicered the heart of South Korea Annual renewable water resources in the Han River basin areestimated at 16bilion m’, Asof2005 only SSbillion sof this amount was in actual use, Owing to the high rate of urbanization, the household sector, which accounts for 28 billion m: (39% of averall consumption), isthe number fone source of consumption followed by agriculture (1.6 billion m’ or 19%) and industry (88 billion m3 or 9%). The remaining 3.3 billion mis allocated for environmental purposes. The quality of surface water varies by location, with downstream Seoul being the worst. However, {implementation of the Environmental Water Management Master Plan should make a big difference throughout the basin. aims tobring drinking water source quality to“good” fr ‘better’ by 2015 by increasing the number ancl capacity of waste water treatment facilities, 86 ACT EAST: Tramitons in nda'sEmpgment with South Kore Map 1: Roputle of Keroo and the sy roa In the present study, only a particular part ofthe Han River basin is considered due fo non-availability of the satellite image of the other part. Availabilty of the satellite ‘mage with same date, even after a gap of one week i also ‘ot available, Therefore, due to this technical snag, Landsat mages forthe path number 113 and row number M are used and the same area of the Han River basin is maintained as the area of interest for this study. The area of interest (study area) is clearly mentioned in the above Map 1 with red patterned lines ‘The Han River basin is almost plain (Map 2) towards the South West and West, hence provides suitable comparative conditions for the development of the urban Cat Varihti, Land Land Lan Cor Change (LULC. 87 areas with large expansions. The riparian area of the river basin is benefitted by the Han river water, 0 the physiogtaphy of riparian area suits the development of dlfferent urban and rural activites. Map 2: Dig ekvaton modo of Hen iver ban ne = Climate variability isa major cause of changing LULC across diferent parts ofthe world because it modifies the natural characteristics of the average climatic conditions. Important major classes of LULC classification are: forest, agriculture, built-up area, water body and shrub lands, and they consist of various subtypes within them. Impact of climate variability is mainly measured wit the help of the distribution of rainfall and prevailing temperature in the region. Consistent fluctuation in these tivo important elimate variables at different timescale leads to the changein LULC. ‘Changing LULC is the responseby nature and human beings due to the consistently varying climate in the region; SS ACT EAST Tums Fc’ Expo ith Soh Kare otherwise both the stakeholders will have to face the repercussions of the varying climate, ‘The impacts of climate variability ate leary visible in the various river basins ofthe world and a large population ofthe affected cites isa the receiving end of environmental impacts dueto varying climate conditions. As perthestuies done all over the world, it has been well establishes that hile the causes of changing LULC are many, the consistent varying climate contributes the most tothe changing LULC. ‘Taking this nto consideration, the study focuseson the Following points () Analyze the trend of land-use and landcover lasses in Han basin (3) Compare the connection of elimate variability and LULC lasses While comparing both the trendsin the changing LULC for the year 1985, 1959, 2008 and 2013, its found thatthe variancein the climate condition led to the change in LULC 2. Land-use and Land-

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