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Prabhat Kumar
Space Applications Centre, National Institute of Science Education and Research, Indian Institute of Science Bangalore
Employment
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Space Applications Centre POST DOCTORAL FELLOW2026 - Present
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National Institute of Science Education and Research DAE Postdoctoral Fellow2025 - 2026
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Indian Institute of Science Bangalore Postdoctoral Research Associate2023 - 2025
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Publications (12)
- Surface rupture signatures of historical earthquakes (16th and 19th centuries) from Kumaon-Garhwal, central Himalaya: Implications for seismic hazard assessment Save
- Reconstructing Paleoearthquake History and Rupture Patterns From the Kumaun Region of Central Himalaya, India Save
- Geomorphic imprints of long- and short-term deformation in the Kachchh Intraplate Region (Western India) Save
- Fault Geometry Control on Earthquake Segmentation and Locking Transition on Mid‐Crustal Ramp in Kumaun‐Garhwal, Central Himalaya: Implications for Regional Tectonics and Seismic Hazard Save
- Heterogeneous Seasonal Deformation and Strain Budget in Himachal, NW Himalaya from new cGPS measurements: Hydrological and Seismic Hazard Implications Save
- GPS displacement time-series and the GPS-derived hydrological mass variations in the Himachal region of NW Himalaya from a newly established permanent GNSS network Save
- Evidence of Strain Accumulation and Coupling Variation in the Himachal Region of NW Himalaya From Short Term Geodetic Measurements Save
- Replies to Comments raised by Singh T., and Rajendran C. P. On paper “Geological evidence of paleo-earthquakes on a transverse right-lateral strike-slip fault along the NW Himalayan front: Implications towards fault segmentation and strain partitioning” … Save
- Arc-Parallel Shear and Orogenic Deformation Along the Oblique Himalayan Convergent Plate Margin: Implications from Topographic- and Gradient-Anomaly Profiling in the Himalaya Save
- Crustal Deformation Studies in Northwest Himalaya using GPS measurements and Topography derived evidence Save