Attada
Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali, King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology
0000-0002-6194-4561
About
Dr. Raju Attada is a faculty member at the Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali (IISERM), where he has served since 2019. He received his Master’s degree in Meteorology from Andhra University in 2008 and completed his Ph.D. at the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, focusing on the impact of data assimilation on the prediction of Indian Summer Monsoon rainfall.
His research mainly addresses extreme weather events, high-resolution prediction of monsoon extremes using numerical models and AI/ML, and weather–climate extremes over the Indian Himalayas. His group works on advancing modeling techniques and developing high-resolution early warning systems for mountain regions. Dr. Attada has published nearly 80 papers in international peer-reviewed journals and serves on the editorial boards of Scientific Reports, Discover Atmosphere, and Journal of Hydrology. He is also an active member of several leading meteorological and geoscience societies worldwide.
Employment
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Indian Institute of Science Education and Research Mohali Assistant Professor2019 - Present
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King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Post Doc2015 - Present
Education
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Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Ph.D2015 - Present
Projects & Funding
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Publications (207)
- Projected shifts in dry–wet extremes and possible associated drivers over the Hindu Kush Himalaya Save
- Cold-air outbreaks amplify ocean cooling and primary productivity in the North Arabian Sea Save
- Sub-regional trends and variability of duration-dependent cold waves over north India: Evaluating the high-resolution IMDAA reanalysis Save
- ALERT: A Scalable Cloud-Native Framework for Satellite Rainfall-Driven Landslide Early Warning in Data-Scarce Regions Save
- Kilometer‐Scale (1‐km) Convection‐Permitting Simulations Over the Hindu Kush‐Himalayan Region: Processes of Winter Precipitation Save
- Cloud microphysics sensitivity and predictability of a multi-day extreme rainfall event over the Indian Himalayas in convective-permitting simulations Save
- Cold stress during winter over North India: Patterns, trends, and mortality risks Save
- Assessing the Changes in Indian Summer Monsoon in Warm Climates: Mid‐Pliocene and Future Projection by the End of 21st Century Save
- Kilometer-Scale Convection-Permitting Simulations in Representing Winter Precipitation over the Indian Himalayas Save
- Global Warming Enhances Tropical Cyclone–Induced Extreme Precipitation in the Arabian Sea: Insights From Convection‐Permitting Model Experiments Save