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Subhasis Giri, Ph.D.

My research focuses on interaction of anthropogenic, hydrology, climatic systems, and ecology on both natural and managed systems. My approach is to employ both field study/monitoring as well as computer modeling to provide decision centric information to solve real world problems. I like multidisciplinary approach to address questions in the complex environment that crosses traditional academic boundaries of land and water system. My long term vision is to protect soil and water as well as other natural resources in our society based on combination of field study and computer modeling. Therefore, I want to develop decision support web-tools and smart phone applications to transfer the cutting edge technology of my research outcomes to the last mile in the society which will bridge the gap between basic research and modeling to management and application.

Publications

  • Water Quality Prospective in Twenty First Century: Status of Water Quality in Major River Basins, Contemporary Strategies and Impediments: A Review, S. Giri, 01/16/2021

  • Climate change vulnerability assessment and adaptation strategies through best management practices, S. Giri, R. G. Lathrop, C.C. Obropta, 01.01.2020

  • Evaluating the impact of land uses on stream integrity using machine learning algorithms, S. Giri, Z. Zhang, D. Krasnuk, R.G. Lathrop, 08/19/2019

  • Assessing the potential impacts of climate and land use change on water fluxes and sediment transport in a loosely coupled system, S. Giri, N.N. Arbab, R.G. Lathrop, 07/13/2019

  • Water security assessment of current and future scenarios through an integrated modeling framework in the Neshanic River Watershed, S. Giri, N.N. Arbab, R.G. Lathrop, 05/20/2018

Awards & Distinctions

Courses

  • Fall 2021: Modeling of Watershed Hydrology and Climate Change (Tentative)
  • Spring 2020: Advanced Remote Sensing (Guest Lecturer)
  • Fall 2019: Water Resources Management (Guest Lecturer)
  • Fall 2019: Introduction to Aerial Photograph (Guest Lecturer)
  • Fall 2018: Introduction to Aerial Photograph (Guest Lecturer)
  • Spring 2018: Advanced Remote Sensing (Guest Lecturer)
  • Fall 2017: Introduction to Aerial Photograph (Guest Lecturer)
  • Spring 2017: Advanced Environmental Geomatics (Co-Instructor)
  • Fall 2016: Introduction to Aerial Photograph (Guest Lecturer)
  • Spring 2016: Environmental Policy and Science (Instructor)