About
Dr. Bappaditya Koley is an expert in geo-spatial sciences currently working in the Department of Geography at Bankim Sardar College, West Bengal, India, and a former researcher at Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India. His core areas of expertise include natural hazards and disaster risk reduction, climate change, machine learning, and GeoAI. He focuses on advancing interdisciplinary approaches for sustainable development. Dr. Koley has a strong publishing portfolio, including 37 national and international research articles and book chapters in international reputed. He is a significant figure in academic publishing, serving as an editor for One published volume (Springer Nature) and five upcoming edited volumes (two by Elsevier, three by Springer Nature (2025-26), in addition to authoring a book has been published under the SpringerBriefs in GIS book series in Springer Nature (2026). He also served as a co-director for an ICSSR (ERC, Kolkata) funded minor research project on “Forestry, Fishery and Sustainable Livelihood: An Assessment for some selected areas of Indian Sundarbans”. Furthermore, he was a center co-coordinator at Bankim Sardar College, running IIRS (ISRO) Outreach Programmes (2019–2023). He is a reviewer for reputable journals (Elsevier, Springer Nature, Taylor & Francis) and a Guest Editor for an MDPI (Designs Journal) Special Issue on “Designing of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning and Convolutional Neural Network Based Architectures and Its Various Applications in the Field of Engineering”. Presently, he serves as an International Editorial Member of the Discover Geoscience and Discover Environment journals
Employment
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Bankim Sardar College Teaching and Research2017 - Present
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Bankim Sardar College2017 - Present
Education
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Jadavpur University Ph.D in Science2014 - 2017
Projects & Funding
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Publications (51)
- Mapping of Groundwater Potential Zones Using AHP and Geospatial Techniques of Gangarampur (Buniadpur) Subdivision in West Bengal, India Save
- Quantitative Evaluation of Machine Learning-based Land Use Classification with Multispectral Satellite Data Save
- Unveiling the Geomorphological, Hydrometeorological, and Geological Insights of the Indian Sundarbans Save
- Shoreline Modification Over the Indian Sundarban Save
- Shifting Shores and Risk Zones: DSAS-Based Erosion–Accretion Mapping in the Indian Sundarbans Save
- Rural–Urban Disparity in Water Supply Provisions: A District Level Analysis of West Bengal, India Save
- Recent trends of environmental hazards and their relation with climate change in India Save
- Geospatial Techniques in Climate Change Monitoring and Environmental Mapping Save
- Geospatial Application of Coastal Hazards Save
- Geo-Informatics Applications on Shoreline Shifting Analysis Save