Arathi Rameshan | Climate Change | Young Scientist Award

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Ms. Arathi Rameshan | Climate Change | Young Scientist Award

 Johann Wolfgang Goethe-UniversitΓ€t Frankfurt am Main Germany

Arathi Rameshan is a doctoral student at Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main, specializing in atmospheric and environmental sciences. She holds a BS-MS dual degree from IISER Bhopal and has extensive research experience in climate change, remote sensing, and meteorology. Arathi has worked on multiple projects, including elevation-dependent climate change in the Third Pole and post-monsoon tropical cyclone variability in the Bay of Bengal. With expertise in Python, MATLAB, GIS, and environmental field techniques, she actively contributes to climate modeling and atmospheric research. She has presented at international conferences and published in high-impact journals. A recipient of the prestigious INSPIRE Scholarship, she is a dedicated scientist committed to understanding climate dynamics and environmental sustainability.

Publication Profile

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πŸŽ“Education

Arathi Rameshan is currently pursuing a PhD at Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University Frankfurt am Main, focusing on climate science. She completed her BS-MS dual degree in Earth and Environmental Sciences from IISER Bhopal (2016-2021). Her master’s thesis investigated post-monsoon tropical cyclone variability over the Bay of Bengal. She completed her higher secondary education at CGHSS St. Clare’s, Thrissur, Kerala (2016), and her high school education at AVS Govt. Higher Secondary School, Karivellur, Kerala (2014). Her strong academic foundation in environmental sciences and climate studies has paved the way for her advanced research in atmospheric processes.

πŸ’ΌExperience

Arathi is a PhD researcher at Johann Wolfgang Goethe-University Frankfurt, working on elevation-dependent climate change in the Third Pole (2022-present). She conducted her master’s research at IISER Bhopal, analyzing post-monsoon tropical cyclone variability (2020-2021). She interned at the Central University of Kerala, performing a temporal analysis of vegetation changes using remote sensing (2019). Her internship at the Centre for Human Genetics (2018) focused on mutational analysis, and at Cochin University of Science and Technology (2017), she studied gravity theories. She has also participated in geological and environmental field studies, enhancing her expertise in field data collection and analysis.

πŸ†Awards and Honors

Arathi has received the INSPIRE Scholarship from the Government of India (top 1% among 0.5 million students, 2016-2021). She presented her research at the CLM-Community Assembly in Belgium (2023) and the Elevation-Dependent Climate Change Workshop in Austria (2022). She was an institute nominee for Girl β€˜STEM STARs’ of India (2021) and participated in the IISER Bhopal Annual EES poster presentation (2021). She is a member of Kerala Sasthra Sahithya Parishad (People’s Science Movement of Kerala) and has engaged in UNFCCC’s Green Revolution Global Program (2018). She was also a student member of the Indian Science Congress (2016-2017) and participated in Kerala’s state-level science congresses.

πŸ”¬Research Focus

Arathi’s research focuses on atmospheric and climate sciences, particularly elevation-dependent climate change in the Third Pole. She examines climate variability using reanalysis datasets and climate models. Her master’s research explored post-monsoon tropical cyclone variability over the Bay of Bengal. She has worked on remote sensing-based vegetation analysis and GIS applications for climate and environmental studies. Her expertise includes climate modeling, meteorological data analysis, and environmental monitoring techniques. She actively contributes to understanding global climate dynamics, focusing on the interactions between atmospheric processes and regional climate change.

Conclusion

Arathi Rameshan is a highly promising candidate for the Young Scientist Award due to her strong academic foundation, international research experience, technical expertise, and impactful publications. While she can enhance her profile with more leadership roles, independent research grants, and outreach activities, her current achievements already position her as a strong contender for this recognition.

Publications

  • Title: Cross-Examination of Reanalysis Datasets on Elevation-Dependent Climate Change in the Third Pole Region
    Year: 2025
    Authors: Arathi Rameshan, Prashant Singh, Bodo Ahrens
    Link: DOI: 10.3390/atmos16030327

 

  • Title: Understanding the post‐monsoon tropical cyclone variability and trend over the Bay of Bengal during the satellite era
    Year: 2022
    Authors: Gaurav Tiwari, Arathi Rameshan, Pankaj Kumar, Aaquib Javed, Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra
    Link: DOI: 10.1002/qj.4189

 

Habibullah Abbasi| Climate | Best Researcher Award

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Habibullah Abbasi|Climate|Best |Researcher Award

Professor, Centre for Environmental Sciences University of Sindh

Dr. Habibullah U. Abbasi is a Pakistani environmental scientist specializing in atmospheric environment and remote sensing. He serves as an Assistant Professor at the University of Sindh, Jamshoro, focusing on climate modeling, environmental impact assessment, and geospatial analysis. His research explores Earth’s surface monitoring through satellite data, emphasizing global and regional environmental changes. Dr. Abbasi has authored numerous research papers on land-use changes, groundwater assessment, and climate impact analysis. With expertise in GIS, remote sensing, and environmental modeling, he contributes significantly to sustainable environmental solutions.

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πŸŽ“ Education

Ph.D. (2008-2011) in Environmental Sciences, University of Sindh Jamshoro, specializing in Remote Sensing, Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)M.Phil. (2005-2007) in Environmental Sciences, University of Sindh Jamshoro, focusing on Remote Sensing, GIS, and EIA.B.CIT(20002004)inComputer&InformationTechnology, University of Sindh Jamshoro. Short Courses & Training:

πŸ’Ό Experience

Assistant Professor (2015-Present), Center for Environmental Sciences, University of Sindh, Jamshoro.Assistant Professor (2013-2015), Sindh Madressatul Islam University (SMIU), Karachi.Visiting Scholar (2013-2014), Center for Environmental Sciences, University of Sindh, Jamshoro.Assistant Professor (2012-2013), Energy & Environment Engineering Department, QUEST, Nawabshah.

πŸ† Awards & Honors

Recognized for significant research contributions in environmental sciences. Recipient of various academic and research grants.Acknowledged for excellence in GIS-based environmental assessment. Contributions in climate modeling and satellite-based environmental analysis.

πŸ”¬ Research Focus

Atmospheric Environment & Climate Modeling – Studying global and regional environmental changes.Remote Sensing & GIS – Analyzing land-use changes and environmental impact.Hydrological & Groundwater Studies – Assessing water resources using geospatial technologies.Sustainable Environmental Solutions – Developing models for ecological conservation.

βœ… Conclusion

Dr. H. U. Abbasi (and collaborators) demonstrates strong expertise in remote sensing, GIS, and environmental sustainability, with a well-cited publication record. While their research significantly contributes to regional climate and land-use studies, global collaboration, publication in top-tier journals, and policy-oriented research would further solidify their candidacy for the Best Researcher Award. Given the strong academic influence, Dr. Abbasi is a competitive candidate for this recognition

Publication

  • A review on change detection method and accuracy assessment for land use land cover (2021) – Authors: AH Chughtai, H Abbasi, IR Karas – Citations: 239

 

  • Geospatial analysis of wetlands based on land use/land cover dynamics using remote sensing and GIS in Sindh, Pakistan (2021) – Authors: H Islam, H Abbasi, A Karam, AH Chughtai, M Ahmed Jiskani – Citations: 33

 

  • Deforestation analysis of riverine forest of Sindh using remote sensing techniques (2011) – Authors: HU Abbasi, MA Baloch, AG Memon – Citations: 11

 

  • Impact analyses of upstream water infrastructure development schemes on downstream flow and sediment discharge and subsequent effect on Deltaic region (2015) – Authors: AN Laghari, HU Abbasi, A Aziz, NA Kanasro – Citations: 10

 

  • Strain energy based homogenization method to find the equivalent orthotropic properties of sandwich structures (2014) – Authors: H Ijaz, M Asad, A Memon, KB Ahmed, H Abbasi, AN Laghari – Citations: 7

 

  • Analysis of riverine forests of Nawabshah and Hyderabad divisions using Landsat satellite data (2015) – Authors: HU Abbasi, AG Memon, AS Soomro, MA Baloch – Citations: 5

 

  • Temperature modelling of Indus basin using Landsat data (2012) – Authors: HU Abbasi, AS Soomro, A Memon, SR Samo, IR Karas – Citations: 4

 

  • A Conceptual Model for identifying Landslide risk: A case study Balakot, Pakistan (2012) – Authors: AS Soomro, HU Abbasi, AG Memon, SR Samo – Citations: 4

 

  • Impact assessment on Manchar lake of water scarcity through remote sensing-based study (Year Not Available) – Authors: HU Abbasi, MA Baluch, AS Soomro – Citations: 4

 

  • Analytical approaches and advancement in the analysis of natural and synthetic fiber: a comprehensive review (2024) – Authors: Z Ali, FN Talpur, HI Afridi, F Ahmed, NA Brohi, H Abbasi – Citations: 3

 

  • Spatio-temporal land use/cover assessment of Sub-Tropical Forests of Thatta Division (2019) – Authors: HU Abbasi, H Islam – Citations: 3

 

  • Assessment of Deforestation of Riverine Forests of Nawabshah & Hyderabad Divisions Using Landsat Data (Year Not Available) – Authors: HU Abbasi, AG Memon, AS Soomro – Citations: Not Available