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Sovan Saha
National Geophysical Research Institute, Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Indian Centre for Space Physics
Research areas: Earth and Planetary Sciences · Space and Planetary Science · Ionosphere and magnetosphere dynamics · Lightning and Electromagnetic Phenomena · Plasma Diagnostics and Applications
Employment
- 2025 - Present
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Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Atmospheric Physics post-doctoral researcher2025 - 2025
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Indian Centre for Space Physics Scientist-C2024 - 2025
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Physical Research Laboratory post-doctoral fellow2022 - 2024
Education
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Publications (10)
- Latitudinal variations of the plasma density parameters in the topside ionosphere during super geomagnetic storms of May and October 2024 Save
- On the dynamics of Travelling Ionospheric Disturbances and Background Ionospheric changes over low-latitude Indian sector during December 2015 Geomagnetic Storm Save
- Cross-equatorial travelling ionospheric disturbances and changes in background ionospheric densities over Indian longitudes during geomagnetic storm of 20–21 December 2015 Save
- Higher-order Tides in the Variation of Post-sunset Meridional Winds and, consequently, OI 630.0 nm nightglow emissions over Low-latitudes Save
- OI 630.0 nm Post‐Sunset Emission Enhancement as an Effect of Tidal Activity Over Low‐Latitudes Save
- OI 630.0 nm Post-Sunset Emission Enhancement as an Effect of Tidal Activity over Low-Latitudes Save
- OI 630.0 nm Post-Sunset Emission Enhancement as an Effect of Tidal Activity over Low-Latitudes Save
- Investigations of equatorial plasma bubbles as observed in the OI 630 nm nightglow emissions over off-equatorial and low-latitudinal locations over Indian longitudes Save
- Latitudinal variations in the nocturnal behaviour of OI 630 nm airglow emissions and their relationship with equatorial electrodynamics Save
- On the Cause of the Post‐Sunset Nocturnal OI 630 nm Airglow Enhancement Over Low‐Latitude Thermosphere Save