About
Dr. Jyoti Saini is currently working as Research Associate at ICARS, IIT-Roorkee. She is a passionate environmentalist and PhD in Environmental Sciences at Amity University Noida (2021-2025). With a solid academic background, including a BSc, MSc, and MTech in Environmental Sciences.
Dr. Jyoti founded the SVEAR Foundation in 2010, demonstrating thought leadership in environmental awareness and sustainability projects. She has successfully executed initiatives like "ENVIRANG," targeting environmental education for school children, and "Swachh Mann- Swachh Bharat," promoting cleanliness and mental well-being.
Jyoti's extensive experience includes training and projects with renowned organizations such as IRG Systems South Asia, IREDA, and NIDM. She is a certified professional in climate change and environmental sustainability, with additional qualifications in GIS and remote sensing. Her contributions have been recognized with awards such as the "ESDA Environmentalist Award" and the "ESDA Young Researcher Award."
Along with a researcher, She is an active public speaker and event organizer, Jyoti is dedicated to exploring innovative technologies and solutions for environmental protection, continually striving to make a positive impact on society.
Employment
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Amity University PhD (Research Scholar)2021 - 2025
Education
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Kurukshetra University MTech (Energy and Environment Management)2009 - 2011
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Kurukshetra University MSc (Environmental Science)2007 - 2009
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Kurukshetra University Bsc (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)2002 - 2005
Projects & Funding
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Publications (16)
- Geospatial insights into urban heat dynamics from Gurugram’s land use transitions Save
- Product Longevity, Service Models, Producer Accountability, Reuse, Disassembly, and Recycling Save
- Spatio-temporal study of urban dynamics with implications on land surface temperature of Gurugram City, India Save
- Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Urbanization Impact on Temperature Rise: Pathway to Sustainable Future for Gurugram City, Haryana, India Save
- Study of urban warming in Chandigarh union territory, India: geospatial approach Save
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