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International Workshop and Summer School on Oceans in a Changing Climate and their Prediction

Prediction of coastal zone vulnerability due to sea level rise under the changing climate

Effective application of artificial intelligence in design of climate resistant and occupancy based structures

Buildings are traditionally designed based on expected loads, which are combined with other loads to ensure their performance. However, the nature of loads on building structures is evolving and increasing due to climate-related events and extreme ev

Estimating Mass balance of glaciers in the Bhaga Basin, Western Himalaya using GPR and Remote Sensing methods

The proposed research work aims to calculate total glacier mass balance of two glaciers namely, Patsio and Panchi II in Bhaga basin in the Indian western Himalayas by using Field based studies (GPR, DGPS and Glaciological method) and Remote sensing m

Defining river health of dryland rivers by developing a process-based hydro-geomorphic model

Intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams (IRES) systems have a dynamic flow pattern, with low precipitation and high evapotranspiration in dry and semi-arid regions leading to their intermittence characteristics. The discharge decreases downstream i

Compounding Flood Extremes and Possible Flood Generation Mechanism Interactions in the Narmada River Basin

Climate change and human disturbances have significantly impacted the frequency, magnitude, and seasonality of floods worldwide. Warmer temperatures have increased the water-holding capacity of the atmosphere, leading to higher-magnitude storm events

An AI-based control system for energy resiliency of critical facilities in remote areas

Climate change is increasing the frequency of extreme weather events, leading to increased outages in power grids. This poses a significant threat to critical facilities like military bases and hospitals, which currently rely on diesel generators for

DST Centre of Excellence on "Carbon Capture, Utilisation and Sequestration" Cross-disciplinary Initiatives [DST-CoE-CCUS-CDI]

Given the lack of dedicated Centre of Excellence CoE in India to address mitigation of CO2 emissions to achieve Net Zero aspirations of Indian Government, CSIR-NEERI proposed to develop CoE to work on CO2 mitigation technologies relevant to Indian in

Delineating the impacts of climate and anthropogenic changes on spring discharge in the upper Gaula catchment

Springs are a primary source of potable water for a large population globally. In the Himalayan region, approximately 60% population directly rely on springs to meet their drinking, domestic and agricultural needs. Nearly 80% of residents in the Indi

Microbiome studies of bread wheat Rhizosphere for improving tolerance against heat & drought stress under changing climate