Climate Change Centre under NMSHE — Phase II
Support climate-risk knowledge, vulnerability assessment and adaptation planning in the Himalayan context.
PARTNER / FUNDING: Department of Science & Technology / Government of India
A selection of government and institutional geospatial programmes documented in my professional CV, connecting scientific methods with operational and planning needs.
Selected projects from the May 2026 CV. Project status and scope should be reconfirmed when the site is updated.
Support climate-risk knowledge, vulnerability assessment and adaptation planning in the Himalayan context.
PARTNER / FUNDING: Department of Science & Technology / Government of India
Use satellite data and geospatial methods to track changes in lake conditions and support management.
PARTNER / FUNDING: Wular Conservation and Management Authority
Combine satellite observations and IoT sensor evidence for near-real-time water-quality monitoring.
PARTNER / FUNDING: Government of Jammu & Kashmir
Organise and publish spatial information for cross-departmental use and decision support.
PARTNER / FUNDING: Government of Jammu & Kashmir
Identify landscape locations potentially suitable for rainwater-harvesting interventions.
PARTNER / FUNDING: Jal Shakti Department / Catch the Rain
Improve the geospatial representation of forest boundaries and demarcation records.
PARTNER / FUNDING: Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
Create and update geospatial information to support decentralised planning.
PARTNER / FUNDING: NRSC / ISRO
Map factors associated with fire susceptibility and inform prioritisation.
PARTNER / FUNDING: J&K Forest Department / CAMPA
Geospatial work becomes most effective when scientific quality and institutional usefulness reinforce one another.
Collaborations documented in my CV span NRSC–ISRO, the Department of Science & Technology, environmental authorities and departments responsible for water, forestry, agriculture and urban planning.
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