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Tracking the summer monsoon variability in Northwest Indian plains

The summer monsoon's intensity variations are expected to have significant socio-economic impacts in South Asian developing countries. Paleoclimate records can help evaluate past monsoon changes, cyclicity, and intensity, and understand their potenti

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Constraining differential surface uplift-erosion coupling across the Himalayas using active incision wave modelling of transient signals along transverse rivers draining through the crustal wedge

The post-collisional Himalayan belt has evolved as a thrust wedge in response to the continued convergence of the Indian and Eurasian plates. The progressive exhumation of crustal rocks led to the growth of the Higher Himalaya during the Miocene with

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Establishing a Critical Zone Observatory (CZO) in the Ganga Basin

The project proposal aims to set up a Critical Zone Observatory (CZO) in a watershed of the Pandu basin in the Gangetic plains-meteorological parameters. Determine soil charactieristics and chemistry, and geochemical fluxes, Data generated from this

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Assessment of chemical diversity and pattern of chemical variations in a wild aromatic plant Pogostemon speciosus for identification of alpha-bisabolol rich populations

India's rich biodiversity is attributed to its diverse climatic and altitudinal variations and ecological habitats. The Western Ghats, covering only 5% of India's total geographical area, is a major center of biodiversity, containing 27% of the count

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
Development of AI enabled models and web solution for prediction of crop yield

The uncertainties of non-catastrophic weather events can cause major concern for the farmers and policy makers. It is well documented that water stress, triggered by increasing temperatures, reduction in number of rainy days coupled with increasing l

Section: Mathematical Sciences (Research Project)
Diversity of sub-Himalayan Tea Growing Landscapes of West Bengal and their Ecosystem services as Hotspots for Cryptogams and Phanerogams in Changing Environment of Himalaya Hotspot in India

Tea, the world's most popular drink, is cultivated in 58 countries worldwide, with West Bengal being the second largest tea-producing state in India. The sub-Himalayan region of West Bengal is divided into Darjeeling hills, Terai and Dooars plains, a

Section: Life Sciences & Biotechnology (Research Project)
Recent Variability of Winter and Summer Monsoon Over Indian Western Himalaya and Its Linkage With Increasing Risk of Natural Hazards

The Himalaya, the world's most densely populated mountain system, is facing devastating climatic challenges such as floods, droughts, landslides, glacial lake outburst floods, and snow avalanches due to changes in climate variables. Over the last dec

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Foraminiferal, geochemical and sedimentological investigations on Holocene sediments of the Bay of Bengal: Unveiling climatic variations, oxygen-deficient environments and seepage effects

The Bay of Bengal (BoB) is a unique basin with substantial sediment-loaded freshwater from the extensive riverine network, making it a potential site for recording the earth's history. The freshwater input may cause ocean water stratification, result

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Assessing the carbonate budget of coral reefs in Lakshadweep: Implications for reef growth and resilience.

Coral reefs worldwide are under constant environmental stressors, leading to their degradation. Climate stress events and anthropogenic pressures have altered the community structure of most reefs, replacing reef-building organisms with non-reef buil

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
Impact of LU/LC and catchment characteristics on Runoff and Groundwater Dynamics of Western Ghats, Karnataka

The project proposal aims to evaluate the controls exercised by Climate, physical characteristics and nature of land covers on hydrological processes and in characterizing the runoff process. One of the major focuses of the study is to bring out the

Section: Earth, Atmosphere & Environment Sciences (Research Project)
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