ATMOS
Atmospheric and Climate Science Lab.
PhD Students
SUBHADIP SARKAR
ALL CAPS TITLE
18CL92R03
Precipitable water vapour variability and climate change
EDUCATION
Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Solid State Technology
Physics Department, IIT Kharagpur (2016-2018)
CGPA: 8.00
Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
Vinaya Bhavana, Visva Bharati University (2014-2015)
CGPA: 7.65
Master of Science (M.Sc) in Physics
Siksha Bhavana, Visva Bharati University (2012-2014)
CGPA: 6.3
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc) (Honours) in Physics
Siksha Bhavana, Visva Bharati University (2009-2012)
Technical Skills and Expertise
Programming Languages & Software:
MATLAB
Python
FORTRAN
LabVIEW
Specialized Knowledge:
Thin Film Technology
Analytical Techniques
Gamma Ray Spectroscopy
Additional Proficiencies:
Strong computer skills and comprehensive IT knowledge
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
Academic Projects and Research
M.Sc Dissertation Project
Title: "Study of Energy Resolution Characteristics of a Gamma Ray Spectrometer"
Advisor: Dr. Buddhadev Mukherjee
M.Tech Project
Title: "Noise Measurement of Organic Semiconductors"
Advisor: Dr. Debmalya Banerjee, IIT Kharagpur
Conferences & Seminars
Indian Science Congress Association
Participated in the event held at the University of Mumbai.
National Seminar on Sufism and Indian Spiritual Traditions
Theme: "Sustaining the Education of Heart"
Year: 2015
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
1. expertise in handling gamma ray spectrometer
2. expertise in handling lock in amplifier.
3. microprocessors
Qualified GATE(PHY)
Qualified CTET (2015)
Qualified WBTET (2015)
Qualified WBSSC (2015)
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Worked as assistant Teacher in Saint Teresa's High School, Bolpur, West Bengal in 2015-16
ATMOSPHERIC WATER VAPOR MEASUREMENTS AND CLIMATE CHANGE
I am working on the broader aspects of precipitable water vapor measurements and its effect on climate change. As far as now we are working on the trends over indian region for precipitable water vapor in the tropospheric water vapor level and trying to figure out its effect on climate change over the whole indian region and also over its several regions.
We will also give our focus onto figuring out a solid understanding of the mechanism by which precipitable water vapor and its changes over time influences atmospheric processes. Then we will try to figure out about the precise knowledge of its concentration in the stratospheric region and also about the understanding of mechanisms by which it influences atmospheric processes. We will also try to figure out the solid reason behind the stratospheric water vapor change which is assumed to be caused by climate feedback or some internal variability and also see the long term trends of it.
Overall our point of purpose will be developing a solid understanding
OBJECTIVES
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
This will help to develop a certain level of understanding about the mechanism by which water vapor influences some atmospheric processes and also about some factors which controls the
water vapor amount in atmosphere. The long term trends over time of precipitable water vapor will help us to have depth of knowledge about those region’s particular climate change patterns and also its effects on socio-cultural processes.
SYED MOOSA ALI
ALL CAPS TITLE
19CL91W03
moosa.ali2009.@.gmail.com
Ocean colour remote sensing applications
EDUCATION
. B.Tech, Physical Science, IIST
ENVI, Arc Map
Windows
Python, Matlab
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
1. 4 months Internship at IUCCA Pune
2. One week workshop on “Python for Engineers” in Nirma University, Ahmedabad.
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
Computer skills: Good programming skills, with adequate experience in Python and MATLAB, MS Office, Latex, image processing software such as Arc GIS and ENVI, etc. Good experience in using Hydrolight software.
Instruments: Under water radiometer, field Spectrophotometer, under water ACS (absorption+scattering) meter, Sun-photometer for Aerosol and water vapour etc.
1. Cleared IIT Joint Entrance Examination in 2009 with All India Rank (AIR) 6954.
2. Cleared GATE (Physics) in 2016 with a score of 44.33 (out of 100) and an AIR of 697.
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Currently working as a Scientist/Engineer at Marine Ecosystems Division, Space Applications Centre of Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Ahmedabad since October 28th, 2013.
My current research interest comprises of
(a) Bio-optical parameter retrieval in optically complex waters using ocean color remote sensing (multi-spectral and hyperspectral).
(b) Studying Phytoplankton size distribution and community structure in Arabian Sea using in-situ and satellite data.
(c) Studying the response of phytoplankton community in Northern Indian Ocean (especially Arabian Sea) to the environmental driving forces.
OBJECTIVES
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
• “Ocean color satellite determinations of phytoplankton size class in the Arabian Sea during the winter monsoon”, Arvind Sahay, Syed Moosa Ali, Anurag Gupta, Joaquim I. Goes, Remote Sensing of Environment 198 (2017) 286–296.
• "Tracking fishing ground parameters in cloudy region using ocean colour and satellite-derived surface flow estimates: A study in the Bay of Bengal." Jishad, M., Ranjit Kumar Sarangi, Smitha Ratheesh, Syed Moosa Ali, and Rashmi Sharma. Journal of Operational Oceanography (2019): 1-12.
• "Distribution of coloured dissolved and detrital organic matter in optically complex waters of Chilika lagoon, Odisha, India, using hyperspectral data of AVIRIS-NG." Sahay, Arvind, Anurag Gupta, Gunjan Motwani, Mini Raman, Syed Moosa Ali, Meghal Shah, Shard Chander, Pradipta R. Muduli, and R. N. Samal. CURRENT SCIENCE 116, no. 7 (2019): 1166.
• "Role of Visible Spectroscopy in Bio-Optical Characterization of Coastal Waters." Gupta, Anurag, Syed Moosa Ali, Aswathy Vijaya Krishna, Arvind Sahay, and Mini Raman. IEEE Geoscience and Remote Sensing Letters (2020).
• “Improved estimates of bio-optical parameters in optically complex water using hyperspectral remote sensing data.” Syed Moosa Ali, Anurag Gupta, Mini Raman, Arvind Sahay, Gunjan Motwani, Pradipta R. Muduli, Ashwathi Vijaya Krishna and Anima Tirkey. International Journal of Remote Sensing (2020) - Accepted
ARPITA RASTOGI
ALL CAPS TITLE
19CL92W01
rastogi.jan14.@.gmail.com
Extreme weather and Climate Change
EDUCATION
. BTech(ECE):2006-2010,CGPA:7.7 ,MIET MEERUT
QGIS, OPEN SOURCE WEBGIS TOOLS
Linux,Ubuntu, Windows
Shell script,python
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
iRAD 2017-2020,TROPMET 2019, ICTLT 2019
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
1.worked as DWR Patna incharge
2. Installation of network storage systems at different locations in India.
3. Qgis, python, open source webGIS tool
4. Working with IMD radar datasets all over India which involves preparation of dataset as per user requirements.
Development of webpage for visualisation of various observations data such as radar,satellite, lightning, nwp winds at different pressure levels etc using open source webGIS tools.
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1. Lecturer in engineering college (2010-2011)
2. Worked as scientific assistant in IMD (2013-2015)
3. Presently working with IMD as Sc C
• Derivation of climatology of rainfall based on 8-10 years Radar data at one or more location in India.
• Weather radars provide surface rainfall intensity estimates based on Marshal Palmer relation, these estimates have high spatial and temporal resolution in comparison to surface observation network. Hence, an attempt to derive climatology of rainfall based on weather radar past 8-10 yrs data is being made. This work serves two purposes: first namely derivation of climatology of rainfall based on Doppler weather radar 8-10 yrs data. Second is to prepare climatology for extreme weather events associated with Western Disturbance such as hailstorm, thunderstorm which impacts northern India during winter months mainly.
OBJECTIVES
• It would be useful for IMD (India Meteorological Department) to have a catalogue of climatology of rainfall events over a particular area.
• Climatology of radar rainfall could be utilised for climatological application such as estimation of probabilities of extreme rainfall which is used for design purposes in water management.
• Climatology of extreme weather events along with hydrometeor details could be utilised by forecasters and academics & designers associated with water management.
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
• The climatology results can be utilised by various departments working in disaster management related services.
RAHUL KUMAR
ALL CAPS TITLE
20CL92R04
Rahul.1si09cv038.@.kgpian.iitkgp.ac.in
Atmospheric changes and Climate variability
EDUCATION
M.Tech- Water Resource Engineering (2017-2019), C.G.P.A: 8.3, NIT SURAT
B.E. - Civil Engineering (2009-2013). C.G.P.A.- 8.7 , SIT TUMKUR
12th - C.B.S.E.(2008), AGGREGATE - 67.8 %, D.A.V. PUBLIC SCHOOL, HEHAL RANCHI
10th - I.C.S.E. (2006). AGGREGATE - 86.5 %, ST. PAUL'S HIGH SCHOOL, DIGHA, PATNA
MS EXCEL,CHARTS, MATLAB
MICROSOFT WINDOWS, ANDROID
MATLAB ,JAVA, C,C++
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
Successfully completed 30 days Industrial Training in NATIONAL ACADEMY OF CONSTRUCTION (NAC), HYDERABAD
Attended workshop on FLOODING IN CITIES, WARNING, AND DISSEMINATION by hands on training on MIKE FLOOD and MIKE URBAN in SVNIT, SURAT.
Attended workshop on RIBASIM i.e. RIVER BASIN SIMULATION IN SVNIT, SURAT.
Attended training program on HYDRO-LOGICAL MODELLING USING SWAT INCLUDING PARAMETRIC UNCERTAINTY AND SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS under the Project IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON WATER RESOURCES OF TAPI BASIN.
Attended the Springer Author Workshop on SCIENTIFIC WRITING FOR JOURNALS in IIT BOMBAY.
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
Worked with CMIP-5 datasets. Future Rainfall pattern were predicted (in the form of rainfall states) by global large set of climatic variables like zonal wind, meridional wind, geopotential height, mean sea level pressure ,temperature and specific humidity for the period between 2011-2100 i.e. from near to far future as per scenario R.C.P. 4.5.
Also developed a Graphical user interface for the project "Inter basin water Transfer in India" in IIT Bombay in MATLAB 2018b.
Secured 1st position in painting contest organized by Indian Doctors for Peace and Development.
Secured 1st position for the best entry in All India Camel Colour Contest.
Designed Logo for College Event Shelter 2011, 2012 & 2013 in SIT, Tumkur.
Presented a paper at the National conference CESDO 2020 held in GHRCOEM, Ahmednagar.
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Worked as a Graduate Engineer trainee in Tata Steel Projects in Company Tarapore and Co. for a period of 9 months.
Worked as a Junior Research Fellow in IIT Bombay on project INTER BASIN WATER TRANSFERS IN INDIA for a duration of 6 months from July (24th), 2019 to January (13th), 2020 where I developed a interactive Visual Analytics in the form of Graphical User Interface in MATLAB.
Worked as a faculty i.e. as an Assistant Professor at G H Raisoni College of Engineering and Management, Ahmednagar from January (20th),2020 to January (5th),2021.I had been teaching the subjects of Hydrology and Water Resources along with Fluid Mechanics. Some electives subjects like Total quality management and Architecture and town planning were also taken.
OBJECTIVES
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
ANJANEYAN P
ALL CAPS TITLE
21CL91P01
http://aanjuanjaneyan@gmail.com
Atmospheric Forcing and Climate Changes
EDUCATION
. M.Sc Physical Oceanography (2016-18), OGPA :7.05, KUFOS.
. B.Sc Physics (2012-15), CGPA: 2.43, Govt. Brennen College, Kannur University.
PyFerret
Linux/Windows,
Python
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
Discovery and use of Ocean Data Products and Services organized by
UNESCO/IOC and INCOIS-ITCOocean
Ocean Modeling Workshop (ROMS & SWAN) OSIMOD19 organized by Ocean Society of India (OSI) and Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS)
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
Wave Rider Buoy (DWR MKIII)
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Technical Assistant (December 2019 – March 2020) in KUFOS-INCOIS research project entitled “Establishment of wave observation at two locations off Kerala Coast : Verification & Dissemination of Forecasts, Advisories & User Interaction Workshop”
Long-Term Changes in Winter Blooms in the Arabian Sea: Characteristics and Physical Forcing
The Winter bloom in the Arabian sea, which is in conjunction with the North Easterly winds had been subjected to spatio-temporal changes during the last decade. Our research interests are focused on the role of oceanic and atmospheric forcings in influencing the bloom characteristics. We use reanalysis, observation, and numerical models to understand the process that drives the bloom.
OBJECTIVES
• Long-term changes in winter bloom of Arabian Sea
• The drivers of winter bloom and its temporal changes
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
Phytoplanktons form the base of the marine food web and recent changes in the ocean condition and plankton composition in the Arabian Sea had adverse effect on the Net Primary Productivity, carbon budget and marine fisheries. Scholarly attention in plankton blooms especially HABs and hypoxia followed by it helps to lessen the harm done to the ocean ecosystem and to the human environment.
RAHUL KASHYAP
ALL CAPS TITLE
21CL91R06
Atmosphere Land interactions
EDUCATION
Integrated M. Tech in Geoinformatics (2016– 21)
Department of Geoinformatics, School of Natural Resource Management, Central University Of Jharkhand, Ranchi, Jharkhand
9.39/10
XII (Intermediate), Science (PCBM), (2013– 2015)
Techno Mission International School, CBSE Board, Bhagalpur, Bihar
88.8 %
(X (Matriculation), 2013
St. Joseph’s School, ICSE Board, Banka, Bihar
87.84 %
1. Visualisation Tools:
MS– Word, MS– Excel, Power Point, ORIGIN
2. Operating System:
Windows, LINUX
3. Programming languages:
R– programming, C, C++, JAVA
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
A. Internships
1.Intern at Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) Ranchi branch on “Variation of Black Carbon Aerosol with respect to various meteorological events” in May 2018.
2. Project intern at Jharkhand Space Application Centre (JSAC) Ranchi on “Facility mapping of Palamu district Jharkhand” in June 2018.
3. Research Intern at Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati (IITG) in Earth System Science and Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering on “The Application of Remote Sensing and Image Analysis in the detection of Hydrocarbon Microseepage” in June– July 2019.
B. Seminars and Workshops
1. School of Climate Change 2021, Oxford Climate Society, Oxford University, UK.
2. World Climate Research Programme (WCRP) workshop on “Attribution of multi annual to decadal change in the climate system” sponsored and contributed by World Meteorological Organization (WMO), Intergovernmental Oceanic Commission of UNESO (IOC– UNESCO) and International Science Council (ISC).
3. Global Youth Climate Summit 2021 organised by Bangladesh Youth Leadership Centre
4. 2nd Intercontinental Geoinformation Days, 2021, Mersin, Turkey
5. 2nd International Conference on Climate Change, 2021, Kula Lumpur, Malaysia
6. International Symposium on Water Sustainability: Challenges, Technologies and Opportunities, IWSS– 2021, Amrita’s UNESCO Chair in Experiential Learning for Sustainable Innovation and Development, Amrita School for Sustainable Development, and India Water Partnership (IWP).
7. Webinar with Taylor and Francis: Increasing the visibility and impact of your research. EURAAXESS Worldwide, 2021.
8. Successfully completed online course: "Nature– based Solutions for Disaster and Climate Resilience" developed by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the PEDRR (Partnership for Environment and Disaster Risk Reduction), Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Academy, European Union (EU).
9. IEEE GRSS & ISPRS Young Professionals and Students Consortium Summer School, Brazil, 2020.
10. TROPMET– 2020, National virtual Symposium on Weather and Climate services over Mountainous Regions, Indian Meteorological Society (IMS) & North East Space Application Centre (NESAC), 2020.
11. ISRSNS 2020, National Symposium on Remote Sensing for Environment Monitoring & Climate Change Assessment: Opportunities and Challenges, Indian Society of Remote Sensing (ISRS) & Indian Society of Geomatics (ISG), 2020.
12. Workshop on Arc GIS organized by ESRI, Department of Geoinformatics (DGI), Central University of Jharkhand (CUJ), Ranchi, 2018.
13. Indian National Science Congress 104, Sri Venkateshwara University (SVU), Tirupati, 2017
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
Handling Instruments:
Basic surveying Devices: Levels, Theodolites, EDM, GPS
IR Temperature Gun,
Hand held Chlorimeter
Field Campaign:
To Sikkim Himalayas (Departmental Field Trip)
Software Packages:
Arc GIS, Erdas Imagine, QGIS, ENVI & ENVI CLASSIC, SNAP,
Proficiency in Datasets:
Any data in following formats:
.xlsx, .shp, .dbf, .tif, .nc, .hdf, .kml, .kmz
1. Invitation to the Green Zone of Conference of the Parties (COP26), United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on Climate Change, 2021, Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
2. Qualified UGC NET– (Assistant Professor), (Geography), JUNE– 2020.
3. Qualified for 2nd round of the Annual International Astronomy and Physics Competition, 2021 (AIAPC21).
4. Member of the International Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS) Student Consortium for the year 2021.
5. Qualified for International Aptitude Competition (IAC) with 70% score and 99th rank among participants from 12 countries.
6. Ranked in top 30 of the quiz competition on the occasion of “World Ozone Day–2021”, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune., Environment Information System (ENVIS), Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Govt. of India.
7. Selected as a member of 1K delegate community at the Global Youth Climate Summit 2021 organised by Bangladesh Youth Leadership Centre
8. Secured 2nd prize in Bowled out, quiz competition of GEOHORIZON 2021, Society of Geoinformatics Engineers, College of Engineering, Guindy, Chennai.
9. Served as core committee member and head for literary events at annual techno– cultural fest – NAVADHAR at Central University of Jharkhand, Feburary,2019.
10. Secured 1st position (Zonal level) in creative writing ASIAC Bihar Jharkhand ICSE Schools Meet (2012)
11. Secured 1st position (District level) in District level creative writing competition (2011)
12. Have chaired positions of responsibility such as school leader, school cricket team captain, programme coordinator, Eco Club co– founder, Cultural Club co–founder, Class representatives (CR) at University .
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
None
OBJECTIVES
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
GOPIKRISHNAN G S
ALL CAPS TITLE
21CL92R04
Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Interaction
EDUCATION
. M Sc Physical Oceanography (2018-20), CGPA: 7.86, Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS), Kochi.
. B Sc Physics (2015-18), CGPA: 7.87, University of Kerala, Trivandrum
Programming Languages : Python, Fortran
Numerical Modelling: GEOS CHEM, RRTMG
Graphic Tools : Ferret in Linux, ODV in Windows
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
• Internship, IITM Pune (February 2020 - April 2020)
“Numerical Simulations of atmospheric trace gases using a global 3–Dimensional Chemistry Transport Model (CTM), GEOS CHEM”
• M. Sc. Dissertation, IIT Kharagpur (November 2019 - February 2020)
“Assessment of Formaldehyde (HCHO) over the Indian Ocean and its impact on the marine environment”
• Summer Internship, Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS),
Hyderabad (May 2019)
“Evaluation of NCMRWF’s Unified Model simulated near surface atmospheric fields in the Bay of Bengal”
• Ocean Modelling Workshop for Students and Research Scholars (OSIMOD-19)
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
. Working on an HPC environment (HPC Prathyush, IITM, Pune, India; Paramshakthi, IIT Kharagpur).
. Satellite Data Analysis (TROPOMI, OMI, SCIAMACHY, MLS and GOME Level 2 and Level 3 datasets for long term analysis).
. Atmospheric Modelling with a 3D Chemical Transport Model, GEOS CHEM.
. Working with NIOT OMNI Buoy Datasets for Oceanographic observations.
• Fulbright Kalam Climate Fellowship for Doctoral Research (2023-24)
United States-India Educational Foundation
• PRIME MINISTER’S RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP (2022-23)
Ministry of Education (MoE), Govt of India.
• INSPIRE FELLOWSHIP 2020
Department of Science and Technology (DST),
Ministry of Science and Technology, Govt of India.
• University Level First Rank
M. Sc Physical Oceanography (2018-20)
Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies.
• Best Thesis Award
Stream : Ocean and Atmospheric Science
Ocean Society of India (OSI) PG Dissertation Award Programme 2019-20.
• First Prize in “Student Hackathon”
Hardware Interface and Data Analysis (HIDA) for Unified Earth System Observation, Oceans
Conference and Exposition (OCEANS 22), Chennai.
• ASPIRE SCHOLARSHIP 2019-20 for PG Dissertation
Department of Collegiate Education (DCE),
Govt of Kerala.
personal website: www.sites.google.com/view/gopikrishnangs
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
• Junior Research Assistant, IIT Kharagpur
September 2021 - August 2022
Project: Accuracy estimation of INSAT-3D / 3DR Ozone, Temperature and Water Vapour
measurements : Application for Air-Sea Interaction studies.
• Research Assistant (On-Contract), IIT Kharagpur
September 2020 - June 2021
Project : A coupled Atmosphere - Ocean Biogeochemistry Model for the Northern Indian Ocean.
Tropospheric and Surface Ozone over the Tropics and the Extra tropics: Past, Present and Future.
Ozone is a gas made up of three oxygen atoms (O3). It occurs naturally in small (trace) amounts in the upper atmosphere (the stratosphere). Ozone protects life on Earth from the Sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation. In the lower atmosphere (the troposphere) near the Earth’s surface, ozone is created by chemical reactions between air pollutants from vehicle exhaust, gasoline vapors, and other emissions. At ground level, high concentrations of ozone are toxic to people and plants.
Although ozone in the stratosphere is beneficial as it shields life on Earth from harmful radiation, direct exposure to ozone at ground level can be detrimental to both plants and animals, including humans. Ground-level ozone, also known as "bad" ozone, is formed when nitrogen oxide gases, typically emitted by vehicles and industries, react with volatile organic compounds like paint thinners, which easily evaporate into the air. In the troposphere, which is close to the Earth's surface, the natural concentration of ozone is approximately 10 parts per billion (0.000001 percent).
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), exposure to ozone levels exceeding 70 parts per billion for more than 8 hours is considered unhealthy. Such concentrations are often found in or near urban areas during periods when the atmosphere is warm and stable. The harmful effects of high ozone levels can include irritation of the throat and lungs, as well as the exacerbation of respiratory conditions like asthma or emphysema.
OBJECTIVES
1. Assessing the global Tropospheric and ground-level ozone
2. Numerical modelling
3. Application to Machine Learning Methods
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
1. Climate Change Adaptation
2. Mitigation Strategies and Policies
3. Clean Atmospheric Technologies
PEER - REVIEWED
1. Gopikrishnan, G.S. and Kuttippurath, J., 2024. Four Years of National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) in Indian cities: Assessment of the impact on surface ozone during the period 2018– 2022. Sustainable Cities and Society, 105207.
2. Gopikrishnan, G.S., Kuttippurath, J., Thapliyal, P.K. and Shukla, M.V., 2023. Validation of INSAT–3D and INSAT–3DR temperature measurements using ground-based, satellite and re-analysis data. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres, 128, e2023JD038912.
3. Gopikrishnan, G.S., Kuttippurath, J., Raj, S., Singh, A. and Abbhishek, K., 2022. Air Quality during the COVID–19 Lockdown and Unlock Periods in India Analyzed Using Satellite and Ground-based Measurements. Environmental Processes, 9(2), pp.1-21.
4. Gopikrishnan, G.S. and Kuttippurath, J., 2021. A decade of satellite observations reveal significant increase in atmospheric formaldehyde from shipping in Indian Ocean. Atmospheric Environment, 246, p.118095.
5. Amritha, S., Varikoden, H., Patel, V.K., Kuttippurath, J. and Gopikrishnan, G.S., 2024. Global, regional and city scale changes in atmospheric NO₂ with environmental laws and policies. Sustainable Cities and Society, p.105617.
6. Sharma, B. R., Kuttippurath, J., Patel, V. K., Gopikrishnan, G.S., 2024. Regional sources of NH3, SO2 and CO in the Third pole. Environmental Research.
7. Kuttippurath, J., Gopikrishnan, G.S., Müller, R., Godin-Beekmann, S. and Brioude, J., 2023. No severe ozone depletion in the tropical stratosphere in recent decades. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics (ACP) Discussions pp.1-27.
8. Kumar, R., Kuttippurath, J., Gopikrishnan, G.S., Kumar, P., Varikoden, H., 2023. Enhanced surface temperature over India in 1980-2020: Casual links of the drivers, trends and future projections. npj: Climate and Atmospheric Sciences, pp.164.
9. Rathore, A., Gopikrishnan, G.S., Kuttippurath, J., 2023. Changes in Tropospheric Ozone over India: Variability and Trends. Atmospheric Environment, p.119959.
10. Kuttippurath, J., Patel, V.K., Gopikrishnan, G.S., Varikoden, H., 2023. Changes in air quality, meteorology and energy consumption during the COVID 19 lockdown and unlock periods in India, Air.
11. Sharma, B. R., Kuttippurath, J., Gopikrishnan, G.S., Pathak M., 2023. Trends in atmospheric pollution in the Third Pole: Analyses of Tropospheric NO2 for the period 2005-2020. Environmental Science: Atmospheres.
12. Kuttippurath, J., Sharma, B. R., Gopikrishnan, G.S., 2023. Trends and variability of Total Column Ozone in the Third Pole. Frontiers in Climate, 5, p.20.
13. Kuttippurath, J., Abbhishek, K., Gopikrishnan, G.S. and Pathak, M., 2022. Investigation of long–term trends and major sources of atmospheric HCHO over India. Environmental Chal-
lenges, 100477, ISSN 2667-0100.
14. Kuttippurath, J., Feng, W., Müller, R., Kumar, P., Raj, S., Gopikrishnan, G.S. and Roy, R., 2021. Exceptional loss in ozone in the Arctic winter/spring of 2019/2020. Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 21, 14019–14037, 2021.
CONFERENCES
• Gopikrishnan, G. S., Kuttippurath, J., Thapliyal, P. K. and Varikoden, H. Validation of INSAT–3D/3DR temperature retrievals using radiosonde and satellite measurements for the Arid regions in India, TROPMET 2023, Birla Institute of Scientific Research, Jaipur, November 22-24, 2023.
• Kumar, R., Kuttippurath, J., Gopikrishnan, G.S., Kumar, P., Varikoden, H., Surface Temperature Trends of the Arid Regions in North West India during 1980-2020, TROPMET 2023, Birla Institute of Scientific Research, Jaipur, November 22-24, 2023.
• Gopikrishnan, G. S. and Kuttippurath, J., Increasing trends in Tropospheric ozone in the Arctic as analysed using Ozonesonde and Reanalysis Data, National Conference on Polar Sciences (NCPS-23), NCPOR Goa, May 16-19, 2023.
• Kuttippurath, J. and Gopikrishnan, G. S., Is there an ozone hole in the Tropics?, EGU General Assembly 2023, Vienna, Austria, April 23-28, 2023
• Gopikrishnan, G. S. and Kuttippurath, J., Given the reciprocal changes in Ozone and NOx during the COVID-19 lockdown in India, Is a better pollution control approach necessary?, National Symposium: TROPMET-2022, IISER Bhopal, November 29 - December 2, 2022.
• Sharma, B. R., Kuttippurath, J., Gopikrishnan, G. S., Pathak, M., Analysis Of Tropospheric NO2 Over Third Pole for The Period 2005-2020: Implications for Atmospheric Pollution, National Symposium: TROPMET-2022, IISER Bhopal, November 2 - December 2, 2022.
• Gopikrishnan, G. S. and Kuttippurath, J., Assessment of Formaldehyde over the Indian Ocean and Its impact on the Marine Environment, 7th National Conference of the Ocean Society of India (OSICON-21), August 12-14, 2021.
ANAGHA K S
ALL CAPS TITLE
23CL91P01
Atmospheric chemistry and Agriculture
EDUCATION
MSc. Physical Oceanography, Kerala University of Fisheries and Ocean Studies (KUFOS), Kochi, Kerala (2017-2019)
BSc. Physics, Calicut University, Malappuram, Kerala (2013-2016)
Python, PyFerret, CDO
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
MSc Dissertation: Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune, Interannual variability in the tropical pacific salinity and associated Ocean processes using observation and OGCM, under the guidance of Dr. C. Gnanaseelan and Dr. Deepa. J. S (November 2018 to April 2019)
ITCOocean International Training Course on "Tides and its applications in Oceanography" during 23- 27 September 2019 at Indian National Center for Ocean Information Service (INCOIS), Hyderabad.
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
Operated oceanographic instuments (CTD and Niskin bottle) during onboard cruise at Cochin coast.
Onboard cruise field sampling, data collection and laboratory Bio-optical analysis.
Ocean Society of India (OSI) Meritious PG Dissertation Award in Marine Sciences for the year 2018-2019 in the area of Physical Oceanography / Marine Meteorology.
Qualified CSIR National Eligibility Test (NET - Lectureship, June - 2019) on Earth atmospheric ocean and Planetary sciences |Rank 84
Secured Second position in Poster presentation on "Sea surface salinity variability in the equatorial Pacific and its role on monsoon teleconnections " during Prof.D.R Sikka Memorial National Symposium (IMSP AMW-2018) of 'Monsoon variability and their impacts on Agriculture', IITM Pune, 28-30 March 2019.
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Project Associate, Depatment of Ocean Engineering, IIT Madras, Shelf sea and Shelf Break Processes of the Antarctic Margins and the Production of Dense Shelf Water (December 2019 - December 2020).
Project Assistant II, Monsoon Mission Project, CSIR Fourth Paradigm Institute (CSIR-4PI), Banglore, India (April–August 2021).
Junio Research Fellow, REhabilitation of Vibrio Infested waters of Vembanad Lake : Pollution and Solution (REVIVAL), ICAR Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute (CMFRI), Kochi, India (October 2021—May 2022).
Junior Research Fellow, A comprehensive assessment of the impact of atmospheric pollutants O2, NO2 and SO2 on climate and agriculture. IIT, Kharagpur (May 2022 - present).
Impact of air pollution on climate and agriculture
OBJECTIVES
• To make gridded data for atmospheric pollutants (Ozone, NO2, SO2) for India region
• To make a region-wise database for important cultivars
• Assessment of the impact of pollution on agriculture
• Assess the impact of pollution on regional climate
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE
National policy for agricultural management as precautionary measure to combat air pollution towards food security.
Publications
1. Anagha, K.S., Kuttippurath, J., Sharma, M. and Cuesta, J., 2024. A comprehensive assessment of yield loss in rice due to surface ozone pollution in India during 2005–2020: A great concern for food security. Agricultural Systems, 215, p.103849. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.agsy.2023.103849
2. Gemma Kulk, Shubha Sathyendranath, Trevor Platt, Grinson George, Anagha Kunhimuthappan Suresan, Nandini Menon, Hayley Evers-King, and Anas Abdulaziz. Using Multi-Spectral Remote Sensing for Flood Mapping: A Case Study in Lake Vembanad, India. Remote Sensing 15, no. 21 (2023): 5139. https://doi.org/10.3390/rs15215139
Conferences
1. Anagha, K. S. and Jayanarayanan Kuttippurath. Surface ozone pollution and temperature extremes in Indo Gangetic Plain poses a risk to wheat production: Historical analysis and future projections, International conference on Climate change & Agroecosystems: Threats, Opportunities & Solutions (INAGMET-2024), Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi, 08-10 February 2024.
2. Anagha, K. S. and Kuttippurath, J.: Assessment of the impact of surface ozone pollution on rice production in India from 1997 to 2018, National conference on Advances in Agrometeorological Interventions for Climate Resilient Agriculture (AGMET2022), Tamil Nadu Agriculture University, Coimbatore, 15-17 February 2023.
3. Anagha, K. S. and Kuttippurath, J.: Impact of ozone pollution on crop production in India, National conference on Advances in Weather and Climate Prediction and Climate Change Projection over
South Asia: Applications in Water and Agriculture Sectors (TROPMET 2022), Indian Institute of Science Education and Research (IISER) Bhopal, 29 November - 02 December 2022.
• Anagha,K.S., C,Gnanaseelan., J.S,Deepa (2019). Sea surface Salinity variability in the equatorial Pacific and its role on the Monsoon Teleconnections, Bulletin of the Indian Meteorological Society Pune Chapter. Vol. 18(3), March 2019 .
• Anagha,K.S., C,Gnanaseelan., J.S,Deepa (2019). Interannual Variability in the Tropical Pacific Salinity and the associated Ocean Processes using Observation and Ocean General Circulation Model, Ocean Society of India Sixth Biennial Conference (OSICON 2019) on "Indian Ocean processes and resources - A key to blue economy" from 12th - 14th December 2019 at Centre for Marine Living Resources & Ecology (CMLRE), Kochi.(Oral presentation)
ANJALI SATHYANATH
ALL CAPS TITLE
23CL91R01
Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Interactions
EDUCATION
M.Tech: Atmospheric Sciences (2017-2019), CGPA: 8.89, Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT), Kochi
M.Sc: Physics (2015-2017), CGPA: 7.8, Gandhigram Rural Institute- Deemed University, Dindigul
B.Sc: Physics (2012-2015), CGPA: 3.39, Kannur University
Python, GrADS, NCL
TECHNICAL SKILLS
INTERNSHIPS AND WORKSHOPS
M.Tech Dissertation (2018-2019): IITM, Pune
"Statistical characterization of Ice and Mixed phase cloud pertinent to Indian Summer Monsoon"
M.Sc Dissertation (2015): IIA, Bangalore
"A study of Waldmeier effect on Sunspot Area"
INSTRUMENT AND SOFTWARE SKILLS
ACHIEVEMENTS
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Junior Research Fellow: IIT, Kharagpur
December 2022 - July 2023
Project: Accuracy estimation of INSAT-3D / 3DR Ozone, Temperature and Water Vapour measurements : Application for Air-Sea Interaction studies.
Project Assistant (2019-2021): CSIR-4PI, Bangalore
Project: National carbonaceous aerosols programme (NCAP): Working Group III - Carbonaceous aerosols emissions, source appointment and climate effects
OBJECTIVES
SOCIETAL IMPORTANCE