Jeganathan Chockalingam Chockalingam PostDoc (University of Southampton, United Kingdom) Ph.D. (Forest Geoinformatics) (FRI, Dehradun) M.Sc. (Geoinfomatics) (ITC, Enschede, Netherlands) M.Sc. (Physics) (MKU, Madurai, India)
Date of Joining:
1st September, 2011
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Department of Remote Sensing BIT, Mesra, Ranchi - 835215
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2275444-extn. 4768|NIL
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jeganathanc@bitmesra.ac.in
Research Areas
- Remote Sensing based vegetation and environmental Analysis
- Modelling Space-Time vegetation dynamics and climate change impact
- Land Surface Phenology and Climate Change
- Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment
- Landscape Metrics and Modelling
- Land Cover Change Modelling
- Geostatistical Modelling
- Downscaling of Satellite data
- Spatial Multi-criteria decision modelling
- RSGIS Software Development.
Work Experience
- Teaching: 28 Years
- Research: 31 Years
- Industry: 31 Years
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Academic Profile
Award and Honours
Project
Leadership & Institutional Service
Teaching & Mentorship
Award and Honours
Letter of Appreciation from Director-General, Forest Survey of India (2023)
INSA Teachers Award (2020) – Indian National Science Academy Award
Samaj Bandhu Award – Education (2019) from Prantik - Care the Earth
Current Sponsored Projects
- Landcover mapping of Palamu Distt. of Bihar area using radiometric normalisation, mosaicing, geometric correction and classification techniques. (Project Amount is Rs. 60.000). User Agency: The Action Research Unit (TARU).
- Land Cover Classification, Rare Species detection and DTM generation over Mehao Sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh. (Project Amount is Rs. 70,000). User Agency: Salim Ali Centre for Ornithology (SACON), Coimbatore.
- Perspective view generation with different parameters of Bhatiyat block, Chamba Distt., Himachal Pradesh. (Project Amount is Rs. 3,50,000). User Agency: ISRO, Bangalore.
- BioCAP software Product (Installable package) + Technical & User Manual. Output Product from DOS-DBT project Phase-I, Govt. of India National Project.