Hydrogeological typologies of the Indo-Gangetic basin alluvial aquifer, South Asia
H.C. Bonsor(British Geological Survey), Anwar Zahid(Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies), W. G. Burgess(University College London), Dan Lapworth(British Geological Survey), M. S. Rao(National Institute of Hydrology), Richard G. Taylor(University College London), Frank van Steenbergen, Marcus Moench(Institute for Social and Environmental Transition-International), Stephen Foster(International Water Association), Mohammad Shamsudduha(Systemic Risk Centre), Shobha Kumari Yadav(Texas A&M University), L. J. Smith(Space Telescope Science Institute), Muhammad Basharat(Water and Power Development Authority), Ankur Dixit(Institute for Social and Environmental Research-Nepal), Roger Calow(Overseas Development Institute), Abhijit Mukherjee(Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur), J. Tucker(Overseas Development Institute), Alan MacDonald(British Geological Survey), K. Gopal(National Institute of Hydrology), Kazi Matin Ahmed(University of Dhaka)
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