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Radar Detects Glacier Lake Buried in Snow

Raghavendra P Singh Raghavendra P Singh | July 3, 2024 | 2135 Views | 0 Comments
Snow cover plays an important role both globally and regionally as it reflects a large portion of the insolation, therefore keeping the Earth’s radiation budget in balance. Snow cover is important for local water availability, river run-off and groundwater recharge, especially in middle and high latitudes. Glaciers are mass of snow, ice, water and rock debris slowly moving down a Continue Reading »

India’s Chandrayaan-3: A Leap-Frog Progress to Understand the Moon Better

Tirtha Pratim Das Tirtha Pratim Das | April 2, 2025 | 2029 Views | 0 Comments
Tirha Pratim Das and Megala S India's Chandrayaan-3 mission achieved a historic milestone by executing a successful soft landing on the Moon's southern polar region, specifically at 69.3° South latitude, a feat never before accomplished by any nation. This precise landing, at the designated 'Shiv Shakti Point,' enabled in-situ scientific investigations of a previously unexplored lunar terrain. The mission lasted Continue Reading »

The Data Science Journey: Transforming Insights into Action

Dr. Harish Karnatak Dr. Harish Karnatak | February 27, 2024 | 2011 Views | 0 Comments
In our rapidly evolving world, data is the new power of growth and development. It holds the power to reveal insights and transform the industries, scientific studies, education sectors and so on. Data Science is a multidisciplinary approach which is an intersection of three disciplines i.e. computer science, mathematics, and thematic domains such as agriculture, urban planning, insurance sector, healthcare Continue Reading »

Monitoring of grassland growth dynamics of floodplain ecosystem of Kaziranga National Park using EOS-04 SAR data

Hitendra Padalia Hitendra Padalia | March 25, 2024 | 1930 Views | 0 Comments
The riverine alluvial grasslands of The Kaziranga National Park and Tiger Reserve (KNPTR) are home to at least 2,400 one-horned rhinos and support an assemblage of eight mega- and meso-herbivores. Annual floods and monsoon clouds are an essential part of Kaziranga’s delicate ecosystem. Kaziranga exists due to the monsoon, and so is the cloud. With their large body size, the Continue Reading »

Floods in Northern Bihar, September 2024- A Changing Flood Pattern Perspective

Chandra Mohan Bhatt Chandra Mohan Bhatt | October 3, 2024 | 1797 Views | 0 Comments
Floods in Bihar are a common phenomenon during monsoon seasons starting from June to September. From the analysis of long term in-situ gauge data and historical satellite based observations it is well observed that June marks the onset of flooding which progressively increases in July and August months followed by a declining and progressive recession in flooding from mid-September. Gauge Continue Reading »