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NISAR: Potential for Ground Breaking Research in Space Based Disaster Management

Arijit Roy Arijit Roy | August 1, 2025 | 185 Views | 1 Comments
The NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar) mission is a pioneering path breaking satellite mission developed as a collaboration between ISRO and NASA for developing crucial understanding of the earth and its dynamism. A collaborative scientific mission of ISRO and NASA, NISAR has two active microwave sensors in two bands viz. L-band and S-band, also known as Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR). Continue Reading »

A 30-Year Statistical Analysis of Tropical Cyclone Activity over the North Indian Ocean (1996–2025)

Sanjeev Kumar Singh Sanjeev Kumar Singh | July 3, 2026 | 179 Views | 1 Comments
The North Indian Ocean (NIO) is one of the most significant cyclone-producing basins in the world, playing a crucial role in regional climate and weather extremes. It consists of two major cyclone basins: the Bay of Bengal (BoB) located on the eastern side of India and the Arabian Sea located on the western side. Although it contributes only about 6% Continue Reading »

Each Pixel Has a (Hi)Story: Tracking Vegetation Disturbance and Regrowth in Shifting Cultivation Landscapes

Subrata Nandy Subrata Nandy | July 21, 2025 | 177 Views | 9 Comments
Shifting cultivation, a traditional agricultural practice, has long influenced forest cover dynamics across Southeast Asia. This cyclical process of vegetation clearance, burning, and regrowth carries substantial environmental and socio-economic consequences. In India, shifting cultivation—locally known as jhum—is prevalent in the northeastern states, including Tripura. Over time, socio-economic changes and policy interventions have altered traditional jhum cycles, influencing land use patterns. Continue Reading »

The Hayli Gubbi Volcanic Plume over India: Evidence from Satellite Observations

Shuchita Srivastava Shuchita Srivastava | November 28, 2025 | 165 Views | 0 Comments
Authors- Shuchita Srivastava, Yogesh Kant and D. Mitra The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia experienced its first confirmed eruption in approximately 12,000 years on 23 November 2025 at 14:00 IST, producing an ash column that reached an estimated altitude of 10–15 kilometers. The resulting plume was transported by upper-tropospheric winds toward India and China. Traveling at speeds of 100–120 km/h Continue Reading »

Inhabitation on rock glaciers in Himalaya: nature, humanity and sustainability

Pratima Pandey Pratima Pandey | May 25, 2026 | 160 Views | 0 Comments
Rock glaciers in cold-arid part of northwestern Himalaya appear to be more directly and extensively a part of human settlement and land use than glaciers and have a greater and more immediate impact on livelihood. In the cold semi-arid part of Himalaya, most of the civilization has developed in the peri and paraglacial environment and thus permafrost and rock glaciers Continue Reading »