Browsing ERE - 2007 by Author "Rathnayake, NP"

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  • Alternative for river sand 
    Ekanayaka, EMTM; Jayawardene, MN; Kannangara, KKDM; Puswewala, UGA; Rathnayake, NP; Chaminda, SP; Vijitha, AVP [Conference-Full-text]
    The need of finding an alternative for river sand arises due to the over exploitation of river sand and its various harmful consequences. The focus of the current study was on offshore sand, which is clearly one of the ...
  • Application of simulation methods to understand tsunami processes around the coastal region of Sri Lanka 
    Rathnayake, RMMT; Nilminie, WNRPN; Senanayake, DS; Rathnayake, NP [Conference-Full-text]
    Tsunami is one of the most devastating natural disasters which cannot be prevented or precisely predicted even with the modern advanced technology. One of the best solutions for prediction as well as for the risk ...
  • Coastal erosion in South Western part of Sri Lanka from December 2006 to June 2007 
    Hansi, MKTN; Lokukankanamage, DMG; Ranasinghe, GP; Witharana, GH; Rathnayake, NP [Conference-Full-text]
    Coastal region is a very valuable area for developing countries like Sri Lanka, since a good protected coastal region will facilitate the tourism as well as fishing Industry. But the coastal erosion, especially in South ...
  • Offshore sand exploration around Kaluthara-Beruwala area 
    Gunasinghe, AWDC; Chandana, NHS; Ranaweera, DHD; Vijitha, AVP; Rathnayake, NP [Conference-Full-text]
    Offshore minerals are used as a raw mineral for various types of industries around the world. The exclusive economic zone belonging to Sri Lanka more than eight times land area of the country, offering huge potential for ...
  • A pilot study on the mineralogical and geochemical characteristics of a recently discovered in-situ beryl occurrence at Kaltota, South Central Sri Lanka 
    De Silva, PJS; Kuhananthan, P; Consalas, MA; Nazlan, MZM; Afal, MCM; Abeysinghe, AMKB; Rathnayake, NP; Weerawarnakula, S; Premasiri, HMR; Siriwardana, CHER [Conference-Full-text]
    Recently discovered in-situ beryl occurrence at Kaltota, southcentral Sri Lanka was studied by a pilot study of soil survey to probe its mineralogical and geochemical characteristics. Overall mineralization of the ...