About
My research focuses on geomorphology, active tectonics, crustal deformation, and landscape evolution, with a particular emphasis on the Himalayan Belt. I use integrated geodetic and remote sensing techniques, including GNSS, Differential InSAR (DInSAR), and gravity-based deformation analysis, to investigate tectonic processes, vertical land motion, landslides, and geohazards. My interests include geodynamics, deformation monitoring, and Earth observation for hazard assessment.
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Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Research Associate2022 - Present
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Publications (21)
- Active tectonics in the Himalayan foreland due to an advancing detachment plane Save
- The role of satellite laser ranging in space geodesy: developments, applications and Indian perspective Save
- Calibration of UAVSAR Data: Radiometric Correction and Ainsworth-Based Polarimetric Compensation Save
- Crustal Deformation Analysis Associated with 2019 Kashmir Earthquake Using DInSAR Technique Save
- Development of a Geometric Local Geoid Model GNSS/Levelling Observations Save
- Integrated Landslide Hazard Zonation Using Geospatial Techniques and DInSAR in the Rudraprayag District, Uttarakhand Save
- Integrating Spaceborne Observations for Deformation Analysis in the Central Himalayas: A Case Study of 2022 Nepal Earthquake Save
- Subsidence Detection in Groundwater-Stressed Regions of Delhi-Haryana Using Sentinel-1A DInSAR Save
- Advances in computational modeling for morphodynamics in himalayan rivers Save
- Deciphering Earthquake Precursors: Unraveling the Nexus of Thermal Anomalies, Seismic Activity, and Satellite Data in Ladakh Save