Impact of river runoff into the ocean on Indian summer monsoon by P N Vinayachandran, S Jahfer, R S Nanjundiah

“…When the river discharge is shut off, global average sea surface temperature (SST) rises by about 0.5°C and the Indian Summer Monsoon Rainfall (ISMR) increases by about 10% of the seasonal total with large increase in the eastern Bay of Bengal and along the west coast of India. In addition, the frequency of occurrence of La Niña-like cooling events in the equatorial Pacific increases and the correlation between ISMR and Pacific SST anomalies become stronger. …”
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Meta-learning-based estimation of the barrier layer thickness in the tropical Indian Ocean by Jifeng Qi, Tangdong Qu, Baoshu Yin

“…The results show that the meta-learning-based ensemble model outperforms the three individual models in terms of spatial distribution and accuracy, with significantly reduced root mean square errors in the Southeast Arabian Sea, Bay of Bengal, and eastern equatorial Indian Ocean. Furthermore, we found that sea surface salinity plays the most significant role in the estimation of BLT, highlighting the dominant influence of salinity stratification. …”
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Securing energy supply and maritime interests : seeking convergence by Umbach, Frank

“…In context of China’s Belt and Road Initiative as well as South China Sea policies and its energy dimensions, they can fuel already existing maritime competition and conflicts in the South China Sea, the Bay of Bengal, the Indian Ocean and the interconnecting sea lanes and regional choke points. …”
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Arrest and police remand issue of top Jamaat leaders in Bangladesh: under the guise of hurting the religious sentiments of Muslims by Jalil, Md. Abdul, Rahman, Muhammad Khalilur

“…Bangladesh is a country which is located at the Southern part of the globe, Southern side of India and on the bank of the Bay-of-Bengal. It was formerly a part of Pakistan but Bangladesh is now an independent country. …”
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Spatial characteristics of aerosol physical properties over the northeastern parts of peninsular India by K. Niranjan, B. Melleswara Rao, P. S. Brahmanandam, B. L. Madhavan, V. Sreekanth, K. Krishna Moorthy

“…The airmass pathways derived from the back trajectory analysis indicate that the higher aerosol population in the accumulation mode, and consequently the higher optical depths in the southern locations, could be due to the transport of aerosol from the polluted north Indian regions via the oceanic region over the Bay of Bengal, where significant particle growth is expected, increasing the population of accumulation mode aerosols over these regions.…”
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A Comparison of Wave Spectra during Pre-Monsoon and Post-Monsoon Tropical Cyclones under an Intense Positive IOD Year 2019 by Mourani Sinha, Somnath Jha, Anupam Kumar

“…The standardized sea surface temperature (SST) anomalies are computed for the pre-monsoon and post-monsoon months for the Bay of Bengal (BOB) and Arabian Sea (AS) from 1971 to 2020 and relationships are analyzed with the frequency of tropical cyclones for the neutral, positive and negative IOD years. …”
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Influence of Terrestrial Precipitation on the Variability of Extreme Sea Levels along the Coast of Bangladesh by Md. Anowarul Islam, Tomonori Sato

“…The precipitation over northern Bangladesh tended to be high in the year of a high sea surface temperature over the Bay of Bengal, which may have contributed to the variation in sea level. …”
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Temporal and spatial variability of phytoplankton pigment concentrations in the Indian Ocean, derived from the CZCS time series images by Abul BM Alauddin Talukder

“…In the northern Arabian Sea, phytoplankton blooms, detected from January to March, appeared to be associated with nutrient enhancement resulting from winter convective mixing. In the Bay of Bengal, higher pigment concentrations were confined to the coastal regions but varied only marginally between seasons both in the coastal and offshore regions. …”
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The northern hemisphere circumglobal teleconnection in a seasonal forecast model and its relationship to European summer forecast skill by Beverley, J, Woolnough, S, Baker, L, Johnson, S, Weisheimer, A

“…This is related to errors in monsoon precipitation over the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea, where the model has more precipitation than is observed. …”

The La Nina episode and the heavy winter rainfall of 1999 over Peninsular Malaysia by Mastura Mahmud

“…Two westward propagating tropical cyclones which existed over the Bay of Bengal and the Gulf of Siam were among the main contributors to the heavy rainfall over the region during October…”
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Proposition of a PV/tidal powered micro-hydro and diesel hybrid system: a southern Bangladesh focus by Das, Himadry Shekhar, Mohamed Yatim, Abdul Halim, Tan, Chee Wei, Lau, Kwan Yiew

“…Bangladesh abuts by Bay of Bengal, as a result the southern areas face around 2∼5 m of tidal head/height rise and fall and as it is in the tropical region it gets an average daylight of 7∼8 hper day. …”

On the non-parametric changepoint detection of flow regimes in cyclone Amphan by Venkat Shesu Reddem, Venkata Jampana, Ravichandran Muthalagu, Venkateswara Rao Bekkam, Pattabhi Rama Rao Eluri, Srinivasa Kumar Tummala

“…The Bay of Bengal was witness to a severe cyclone named Amphan during the summer of the year 2020. …”
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Spatiotemporal Distribution and Evolution Characteristics of Water Traffic Accidents in Asia since the 21st Century by Zhenxian Peng, Zhonglian Jiang, Xiao Chu, Jianglong Ying

“…Spatially, both South-eastern Asia and Southern Asia emerged as regions with a high frequency of water traffic accidents, particularly along the borders of Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Bay of Bengal region. In addition, the Daniel trend test and R/S analysis were conducted to demonstrate the evolution trend of accidents across various regions and seasons. …”
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Water quality assessment of Godavari river water at Nashik by Resham Bhalla, Waykar B.B, Balwinder Sekhon

“…It flows in the eastward direction through the states of Maharashtra and joins the Bay of Bengal in Andhra Pradesh. Godavari river is under the serious threat as a result of the growing urbanization and industrialization and river water is used for irrigation, drinking and domestic purpose. …”
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Recent changes in atmospheric input and primary productivity in the north Indian Ocean by J. Kuttippurath, S. Maishal, P. Anjaneyan, N. Sunanda, Kunal Chakraborty

“…Here, we estimate the changes in Chlorophyll-a (Chl-a) and Net Primary Productivity (NPP) in the north Indian Ocean (NIO) basins of Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea for the period 1998–2019. …”
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Effect of Coriolis Force on the Numerical Estimation of Water Level Elevation Due to a Catastrophic Cyclone along the Coast of Bangladesh by Md. Abdul Al Mohit, Md. Towhiduzzaman, Mst. Rabiba Khatun

“…A stable tidal condition was created by applying M2 tidal forcing with the largest tide along the southern open boundary of the Bay of Bengal. The model uses the Coriolis force as an external force that can affect water buoyancy. …”
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Assessment of wind and wave energy potential along the Indian coast by Sandesh Upadhyaya, Subba Rao, Manu Rao

“…Indian landmass has two tropical basins, the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea, which have tremendous potential to tap renewable energy. …”
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Response of the Phytoplankton Sinking Rate to Community Structure and Environmental Factors in the Eastern Indian Ocean by Xingzhou Wang, Jun Sun, Yuqiu Wei, Xi Wu

“…The phytoplankton sinking rate in the Equator (EQ) and the eastern boundary of the Indian Ocean near Sumatra (EB) was lower than that in the Bay of Bengal (BOB). The sinking rate above 100 m was low and increased rapidly below 100 m in all the three regions. …”
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Green hydrogen based power generation prospect for sustainable development of Bangladesh using PEMFC and hydrogen gas turbine by Md Abdus Salam, Md. Aftab Ali Shaikh, Kawsar Ahmed

“…Hybrid renewable plants at the coastline along the Bay of Bengal, Kuakata, Sandwip, St. Martin, Cox’sbazer, and Chattogram for green hydrogen production is very promising to solve the power demand scarcity of Bangladesh. …”
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Summer Precipitation Extremes over the Yellow River Loop Valley and Its link to European Blocking by Kan Xu, Yina Diao, Peng Huang

“…The intensified southerly flow of the amplified NECH strengthens the water vapor transport induced by the westward extension of the WPSH from the northwest Pacific or Bay of Bengal into the YRLV. The NECH is amplified by the wave energy propagating from European blocking via the Silk Road pattern (SRP). …”
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