Mantu Das
Cultural Research Institute, University of North Bengal Faculty of Science, University of Calcutta - Ballygunge Science College Campus, Kalna College (Burdwan University)
About
Mr. Mantu Das (M.A, M.Phil.) is a Ph.D. Research Scholar and working as Senior Research Fellow (UGC) in the Department of Geography & Applied Geography, University of North Bengal. He has completed his master’s degree in Geography from University of Calcutta, Ballygunge campus in 2017. Earlier he was professionally engaged as a Research Assistant (RA) in Cultural Research Institute (CRI), B.C.W and T.D. Department, Government of West Bengal (2018-2019). He specialized in Advanced Cartography and have a lot of interest in Fluvial Geomorphology, Quaternary Geomorphology, Environmental Geography, Remote Sensing and GIS. He has already published 10 research papers, 1 edited book volume and has presented research papers in National and International Conference and Seminar in India.
Employment
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Cultural Research Institute Research Assistant2018 - 2019
Education
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University of North Bengal Faculty of Science M.Phil.2020 - 2022
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University of Calcutta - Ballygunge Science College Campus M.A2015 - 2017
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Kalna College (Burdwan University) B.A2012 - 2015
Projects & Funding
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Publications (8)
- Evolution of Holocene Floodplain of Jaldhaka River in Cooch Behar Plain of West Bengal, India Save
- Trend and variability analysis of rainfall at Jaldhaka River Basin in the Himalayan Foreland, India Save
- Deciphering bed-load characteristics of the fluvially dynamic Balason River in Darjeeling of the Sub-Himalayan foreland, India Save
- Assessing vulnerability of groundwater resource in urban and sub-urban areas of Siliguri, North Bengal (India): A special reference to LULC alteration Save
- Unstable Behavioural Pattern of Teesta River and its Impact on Riverine Dwellers: A Case Study of Confluence Area of Teesta and Dharala River, India Save
- Spatiotemporal Detection and Delineation of Bhagirathi-Hooghly River Bank Erosion Using GIS Analytics, West Bengal, India Save
- Assessing groundwater status and human perception in drought-prone areas: a case of Bankura-I and Bankura-II blocks, West Bengal (India) Save
- Spatio-temporal detection and delineation of Bhagirathi-Hooghly river bank erosion using GIS analytics, West Bengal, India Save