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Siddhartha Kumar Lahiri
Dibrugarh University, Indian Institute of Technology Dhanbad
0000-0001-8659-2673
About
After completing MSc Tech (Applied Geophysics) (1985) from IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, joined the ONGC as a Surface Geophysicist in 1986 to explore basin-scale oil prospects in the Brahmaputra and Barak valleys of Assam. In 1993, joined Dibrugarh University, India, where he was subsequently instrumental in developing the Applied Geophysics Programme. He received his PhD from IIT Kanpur on basin evolution, morpho-tectonics and fluvial processes in the Brahmaputra River system. Presently, he is engaged with connecting surface processes with different scales of subsurface geophysics.
Employment
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Dibrugarh University Associate Professor (Retd.)
Education
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Indian Institute of Technology Dhanbad MSc.Tech.(Applied Geophysics)1982 - 1985
Projects & Funding
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Publications (31)
- Optimising gold exploration in Northeast Sudan using analytical hierarchy process with multidisciplinary geodata Save
- Lithium resource mapping in Afghanistan's Helmand Basin: A multi-criteria approach of zonation using the Analytic Hierarchy Process Save
- Investigating subduction orogeny dynamics of Manabhum high in the Upper Assam foreland basin, NE India by geophysical data-based modelling Save
- Seismogenic Stress Variability Alongside and Adjacent to the Naga-Patkai Thrust Belt’s Oilfields in the Upper Assam Foreland Basin, India Save
- Temporal variation of seismic b-value in the Himalayas and foreland region and its implications on crustal stress variability Save
- Morphotectonic forcing and anthropogenic impact behind a recently emerged relict island of the Brahmaputra River Save
- The Brahmaputra River in Assam Save
- Bed-Bank Relationship and Flood Characterisation in the Upper Reach of the Brahmaputra Valley, Assam Save
- Learning from the Fascists Save
- Riverine Flood Hazard: Part B. Disaster Risk Reduction in India Save