Bhupendra Malvi
National Institute of Technical Teachers’ Training and Research, Barkatullah University
About
I am currently working as a Project Associate - 1 at the National Institute of Technical Teachers' Training and Research (NITTTR) in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India. In this role, I actively participate in research projects, collaborate with fellow scientists, and disseminate knowledge through publications and presentations, contributing to the field of space weather research. Additionally, I am involved in developing educational materials and conducting training programs to raise awareness about space weather and its impact on various technological systems.
I have successfully awarded with my Doctoral degree on April 26 , 2024 in Electronics in the field of Space Weather effect on Ionosphere. My research work significantly contributes to our understanding of space weather phenomena, with a specialization in the fascinating field of space weather and geomagnetic storms. My research interests primarily focus on understanding the fundamental mechanisms driving geomagnetic storms and their impact on the ionosphere. To investigate these phenomena, I utilize a combination of ground-based and satellite-based observational data, computational models, and advanced analysis techniques.
Employment
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National Institute of Technical Teachers’ Training and Research Project Associate -12023 - Present
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Barkatullah University Guest Faculty2019 - 2020
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Barkatullah University Guest Faculty2012 - 2015
Education
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Barkatullah University Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)2016 - 2023
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Barkatullah University Master of Science (M.Sc.)2010 - 2012
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (6)
- Global Ionospheric Responses in Both Hemispheres during the 2015 St. Patrick's Day Storm Save
- Study of Ionospheric behaviour during the intense geomagnetic storms in 24th solar cycle over different Latitudes and Longitudes Save
- Study of Ionospheric TEC Variations and its synchronization with Solar Activity Indices, using GPS measurements during Solar Maxima and Minima Phases Save
- Evaluation of long term solar activity effects on GPS derived TEC Save
- Morphological Investigation of Disturbed Ionosphere during Intense Geomagnetic Storms Save
- Solar Transients Disturbing the Mid Latitude Ionosphere during the High Solar Activity Save