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Komal Pasricha
Also known as: Komal Pasricha
Ministry of Earth Sciences, National Remote Sensing Centre, Institute of Seismological Research
Employment
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Ministry of Earth Sciences Project Scientist B2019 - Present
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National Remote Sensing Centre Senior Research Fellow2014 - 2019
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Institute of Seismological Research Geophysicist2013 - 2014
Education
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Publications (11)
- Broadband reflectance, emittance spectroscopy and self-potential geophysical survey for targeting gold sulphide lode deposit in Bhukia, Rajasthan, India Save
- ASTER multispectral bands, ground magnetic data, ground spectroscopy and space-based EIGEN6C4 gravity data model for identifying potential zones for gold sulphide mineralization in Bhukia, Rajasthan, India Save
- Conjugate utilization of Landsat-8 OLI, ground gravity and magnetic data for targeting mafic cumulates within anorthositic-layered complex of Sittampundi, India Save
- Emittance spectroscopy and broadband thermal remote sensing applied to phosphorite and its utility in geoexploration: A study in the parts of Rajasthan, India Save
- Potential Use of ASTER Derived Emissivity, Thermal Inertia and Albedo Image for Discriminating Different Rock Types of Aravalli Group of Rocks, Rajasthan Save
- Potential of airborne hyperspectral data for geo-exploration over parts of different geological/metallogenic provinces in India based on AVIRIS-NG observations Save
- Reflectance spectroscopy and ASTER based mapping of rock-phosphate in parts of Paleoproterozoic sequences of Aravalli group of rocks, Rajasthan, India Save
- Satellite-Derived Regional Apparent Thermal Inertia and Gravity for Mapping Different Rock Types in Parts of Banswara, Rajasthan Save
- Comparative Analysis of Potentials of ASTER Thermal Infrared Band Derived Emissivity Composite, Radiance Composite and Emissivity–Temperature Composite in Geological Mapping of Proterozoic Rocks in Parts of Banswara, Rajasthan Save
- Identification of potential zones for kimberlite exploration- An earth observation approach Save