About
Dr. Anjana Vyas: Since more than 4 decades of her association with CEPT University, Prof. Anjana Vyas has graced various key positions as Dean, FGSA; Acting Dean, FT; Programme Chair, Geomatics, FT; Executive Director, Senior Consultant, Center for Applied Geomatics, CRDF, CEPT. She is pioneer in establishing Remote Sensing and Geomatics stream, very first, to the State of Gujarat. Her deep involvement bestowed ‘Best Geospatial Education University Award’ to CEPT University by ESRI. She has graced key positions in ISPRS. Currently she is a Chairperson of Inter-Commission Working Group on Spatial Information Science Education, Member of Expert Committee of DST, Government of India. She holds Ph.D. in Economics, master's in urban planning from CEPT University; Masters in Remote Sensing from Indian Institute of Remote Sensing; ‘Fellow Train the Trainer’ from University of Birmingham, UK. Her research publications reached 100+ papers and book chapters. Awarded grants for more than 50 research projects from ISRO, DST, MoES, MoEF, and international organizations- World Bank, UN and ISPRS, Prof. Vyas as a Team Leader. Her national and international awards are Certificate of Excellence, CEPT University; Best Teacher, PDPU; International Women Premium Award, JCD Vidyapeeth; Global Visionary Iconic Award, 2023, Vision World Academy; Daughter of Gujarat; Brahm Gaurav Award; National Geospatial Applications Award; ISPRS President's Citations Award, 2016 given to her in Prague, Czech Republic; Excellence Award in Certificate of Appreciation, Australia. Recently she is felicitated for her outstanding contribution to ISRS. She is honoured with ‘Fellow’ of Indian Society of Remote Sensing and Indian Society of Geomatics.
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Publications (13)
- Assessing groundwater vulnerability using GIS-based DRASTIC model for Ahmedabad district, India Save
- Geoinformatics education and outreach: looking forward Save
- Assessment of urban heat islands (UHI) of Noida City, India using multi-temporal satellite data Save
- Participatory GIS-based approach for slum redevelopment Save
- Development of decadal (1985-1995-2005) land use and land cover database for India Save
- Characterizing multi-dimensionality of urban sprawl in Jamnagar, India using multi-date remote sensing data Save
- Computer aided teaching in photogrammetry remote sensing and geomatics - A status review Save
- Geomatics education: Need assessment Save
- Remote sensing based methane emission inventory Vis-A-Vis rice cultural types of South Asia Save
- Spatio-temporal analysis of UHI using geo-spatial techniques: A case study of Ahmedabad city Save