Research Area

Broadly, my work aims to understand an interdisciplinary process called Hyporheic exchange—a small yet ecologically significant process. It is a part of the broad-scale interaction of surface water and groundwater, which has been popularly referred to as the 'liver of the river' in the past. My research focuses on developing this understanding through field experimentation in the Himalayas.

Research Intrests

As mentioned, My research focuses on an interdisciplinary subject called Hyporheic exchange, in parallel with my PhD work my research interests also include :

Field and modeling experiments to investigate water movement through various watershed components.
Low-cost Hydrometry.
Hillslope Hydrology.
Watershed Management.

Skills

Software skills:

Python Programming
ArcGIS

Field Equipment and Instruments handled:

HOBO TidbiT MX Temperature 400' Data Logger.
Odyssey® Capacitance Water Level Logger.
The state-of-the-art Laser Precipitation Monitor (LPM).
Mini-drive point Piezometers.
Rainfall Simulator.
Lidar-based non-contact water level sensors.

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teaching engagements

At my institute (IIT-R):

Watershed Behaviour and Conservation Practices.
Hydrological Data Collection, Processing, and Analysis.
Watershed Modelling and Simulation

College Of Engineering Roorkee, Roorkee:

Environmental Management and Sustainable Development.