IITGN Earth Sciences

Earth Sciences and Engineering @iitgn focuses on quantitative understanding of the processes of the Earth and Planetary systems

[Ministry of Education @EduMinOfIndia]

According to a study by @iitgn, surveillance of untreated wastewater can warn officials about an impending spike or decrease in #COVID19 cases up to two weeks in advance.

[Manish Kumar @manishkenv]

It’s always satisfying when an useful scientific finding reaches to the people and policy makers. @esiitgn @gbrc_gujarat @GPCB_HO @manishkenv

[IITGN Earth Sciences @esiitgn]

#NewPaperAlert
@singh_etal Prof JS Ray @PRLAhmedabad @prof_vjain @iitgn
Authors link: https://t.co/HE7d92bxVc
Highlight: Geochemical provenance of sediment resolving hydrography of Harappan landscape
The Sub-Himalayan sourced Markanda didn’t connect the Yamuna into the Sarasvati

[Suvrat Kher @rapiduplift]

Did the Yamuna connect to the Ghaggar (Sarasvati) through the Markanda river channel during Harappan times? .. it didn't.

Excellent work by @singh_etal & colleagues with implications for understanding the hydrography of Harappan settlement landscape.

https://t.co/JpW9qftcvY

[Atlas of Science @AtlasOfScience]

Paleohydrology and Harappan river-valley civilization

Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Indus (or Harappan) are Bronze age (3rd millennium BCE) river-valley civilizations ... https://t.co/3mLx1S52zZ

[Dr. Rahul Kumar Kaushal @Rahulkaushal09]

Thanks sir for sharing @singh_etal
Congratulations!!

[Manish Kumar @manishkenv]

Eutrophication in lakes has been a concern for several decades now. Here we attempted at vulnerability evaluation of the same in the Bay of Bengal.
Free download link of our work
@Ashwin_Singh01 @esiitgn @Civil_IITGN @ELSenviron
https://t.co/89YaFowQxQ

[Manish Kumar @manishkenv]

Those who missed the live show^^ @ddgirnarlive @neeri_wwtd @esiitgn

https://t.co/NykaQbRFIw

[Suvrat Kher @rapiduplift]

Interesting work by @singh_etal & colleagues on hydrology of the Ghaggar Hakra - Markanda with implications for water security during Mature-Late Harappan time. Large floods in foothill rivers provided sufficient flows to sustain settlements downstream.

https://t.co/hxOgGP1cck

[IITGN Earth Sciences @esiitgn]

Researchers @singh_etal, @prof_vjain, M Danino, @Rahulkaushal09, @ShantamoyGuha, at @iitgn and N Chauhan @PRLAhmedabad.
Larger floods of Himalayan foothill rivers sustained flows in the Ghaggar–Hakra channel during Harappan age
https://t.co/OlmhCQxFsE

[IITGN Earth Sciences @esiitgn]

Saraswati: The river par excellence
Contributions by Dr. Ajit Singh @singh_etal and Prof Michel Danino of @iitgn
Book release on 238th Foundation Day of THE ASIATIC SOCIETY, KOLKATA by @swapna55 (Hon'ble MP, Rajya Sabha) @Asiatic_Kol
Follow live streaming
https://t.co/kHNMokrJ6W

[Saran Aadhar @saranaadhar]

how likely is the occurrence of the observed worst #drought under the warming climate, and to what extent do the anthropogenic activities (greenhouse-gas emission and industrial aerosol) affect these in #SouthAsia? https://t.co/UannyKcc2E @vmishraiit

[IIT Gandhinagar @iitgn]

We are happy to announce a seminar on ‘Geomorphic characterization of a seasonal river network in semi-arid western India’ as part of our Senior Researchers Colloquium. Speaker: Dr Sonam, Research Associate in the Earth Sciences discipline @iitgn.
Date: December 18
Time: 4:30 pm

[IITGN Earth Sciences @esiitgn]

#NewPaperAlert @sonam_geomorph, @RamendraSahoo, @prof_vjain, and Prof RN Singh
A novel application of transient river long profile to temporally interpolate the scarcely available late Pleistocene-Holocene uplift rate record in Kuchchh, Western India

https://t.co/Mr5oJl2ZD5