Bhopal lake view
IBM Chief Scientist WATSON Research Lab, New York USA, Visited CGMLI Lab
CGMLI Group with summer interns

Dr. M. Rajeevan Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences with IISER Director

Dr.M. Rajeevan Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences visited CGMLI Lab

INDIA-UK Water Workshop
GLACINDIA workshop at JNU
Dr. Pankaj Kumar with International Scientists.
RCM added value.
Temperature anomaly over India.
Koppen Trewartha Climate Classification Map.
Simulated mean annual mass balance (meters water equivalent).
Isilon Network Attached Storage (NAS) Workshop
IISER Bhopal.

NEWS

  • P Kumar's discussion paper published in Earth and Space Science Open Archive entitled "Impact of the Indian Ocean temperature - phytoplankton feedback on simulated South Asia climate"...Read more

    P Kumar's paper published in Theoretical and Applied Climatology entitled "Impact of air-sea interaction during two contrasting monsoon seasons"...Read more

    P Kumar's paper published in Climate Dynamics entitled "Projected Future Changes in Rainfall in Southeast Asia based on CORDEX – SEA Multi-model Simulations"...Read more

    P Kumar's paper published in Science of the Total Environment entitled "Can nature-based solutions contribute to water security in Bhopal ?"...Read more

    Joining of new group member
    Mr. Subrat Kumar Mallick Joined as Senior Project Associate on 02-03-2020.

    P Kumar attended “Sixth International Conference on Climate Services” from 11-15 February 2020....Read more .

    P Kumar attended and delivered a talk an International Conference “The Fourth Paradigm : From Data to Discovery” from 27-30 January, 2020....Read more .

    Dr. Dimitry Sein from Russian Academy of Sciences visiting CGMLI Lab 11-14 December 2019 to attend India-Russia joint project meeting...Read more

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Group Leader Profile

Dr. Pankaj Kumar is a Meteorologist and has obtained his Ph. D. degree from IITM, Pune in 2007 under supervision of Dr. Rupa Kumar Koli and Dr. M. Rajeevan. Later, moved to Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, Germany as a Research Scientist and worked until June 2014. In July 2014, he shifted his job to GERICS, Germany and worked there until August 2015. During his Germany stay he has largely worked on the South-Asia climate focusing Indian monsoon dynamics and variability under changing climate scenario using climate models. He is the recipient of prestigious Ramanujan fellowship and MPI visiting scientist fellowship. Recently, he has been nominated as International Expert for OPACE by WMO, United Nations. More...

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