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BIO- DATA 1. Name: Mr. Gadekar Deepak Janardhan 2. Date of Birth BIO- DATA 1. Name: Mr. Gadekar Deepak Janardhan 2. Date of Birth: 30/06/1980 3. Address for Correspondence: Department of Geography, Padmashri Vikhe Patil College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Pravaranagar, At/P. Loni Kd. - 413 713. Tal. Rahata, Dist. Ahmednagar, Maharashtra 4. Permanent Address: A/P- Loni BK Padmasrinagar, Rahata, Dist. Ahmednagar, 413736 Maharashtra 5. Telephone Number : - Office: 02422-273425 Mobile: 9921462014 6. E-Mail ID : [email protected] 7. Educational Qualification Sr. Degree Board / University Year of Subjects Percentage Class / Grade No. Passing of Marks obtained 1 Ph.D Savitribai Phule Pune - Geography ---- Submitted University, Pune 2 SET (Accredited by U.G.C 2018 and Conducted by ) Savitribai Phule Pune Geography - - University State Agency 3 M.Phil Tilak Maharashtra 2009 - 72% First-Class University With Distinction 4 M.A. Savitribai Phule Pune 2003 Geography 60% First Class University, Pune ( Geography) 5 B.Ed Pune University 2007 Geography 62% First Class 8. Certificate / Diploma /Advanced Qualification (If any): Sr. Degree Board / University Year of Subjects Percentage Class / No. Passing of Marks Grade obtained 1 Certificate Pune (S.P College Pune ) 2007-08 GIS - A Course 2 P G Savitribai Phule Pune 2010 Travel and 68% First Class Diploma Tourism University, Pune 9. Date of Appointment: 02/09/2014 10. Designation: Assistant Professor 11. Teaching Experience: UG: 09 PG: 09 12. Number of Seminar/ Conferences/ Workshops / Symposia attained: Sr. Event Number No. Participant Resource person/Chairman/Coordinator 1. Seminar 09 00 2. Conference 12 00 3. Symposium 00 00 4. Workshop 03 00 13. Number of Research paper published: Sr. Title of paper Name of the Depart Name of Level Year Impac Journ ISBN/ No author/s ment journal (Nat./ of t al is in ISSN . of the (Vol., page Int.nat. publi Factor list of No. teache no.) ) catio UGC r n (Yes/ No) 1. A particular Tupe and Geogra DGS Pune Nationa 2007- - No 0973- study of Gadekar D.J phy 2007-08 l 08 3612 Irrigation facility in Rahata Taluka Ahemdnagar district. 2. The study of Mhaske and Geogra Research Internat 2009 GIF Yes 0975- satisfaction Gadekar D.J phy Analysis and ional 0.765 Journal 3486 index in facility evaluation No of Shani 41-42 41022 Shingnapur Tourist Center 3. Pilgrims Dr. P. H. Geogra Research Internat 2009 GIF Yes 0975- Assessment in Mhaske and phy Analysis and ional 0.765 Journal 3486 shirdi religious Gadekar D.J evaluation No tourist Center of 55-56 41022 Ahmednagar district (M.H ) 4. Scope of Gadekar D.J Geogra Research Internat 2011 GIF Yes 0975- Adventurous and Dr. P. phy Analysis and ional 0.765 Journal 3486 tourism in Akole H. Mhaske evaluation No taluka 24-25 41022 Ahmednagar district VOL-II *ISSUE 18 5. Land use and Gadekar D.J Geogra Research Internat 2011 GIF Yes 0975- Economic and Dr. P. phy Analysis and ional 0.765 Journal 3486 activity in shirdi H. Mhaske evaluation No Rahata taluka 75-76 41022 VOL-II *ISSUE 18 6. Analysis of Gadekar D.J Geogra Research Internat Mar- GIF Yes 0975- Roads network and Dr. P. phy Analysis and ional 2011 0.765 Journal 3486 connectivity in H. Mhaske evaluation No Ahmednagar Vol-II, Issue- 41022 District 18 Mar-2011 26-27 7. Human Gadekar D.J Geogra Quest Internat April 5.56 Yes 2347- Resources and Dr. P.H phy International ional 2015 Journal 3592 Development in Mhaske (QIF) No the Akole April 2015 Tahsil, Volume –IV, Global 45795 Ahemdnagr Impact Issue-IV District, (M.S, 0.526 INDIA) 113-119 8. Application of Gadekar D.J Geogra Global Internat April 5.56 Yes 2347- RS and GIS in and Dr. phy Academic ional 2015 Journal 3592 Land use / Land N.M.Patil Research No cover Pattern, Journal (QIF) 45795 Akole Tahsil of International Ahmednagar Global District, MS., April 2015 Impact India Volume –III, 0.526 Issue-IV 04-11 9. Level of Human Gadekar D.J Geogra Acme Internat June 5.79 Yes 2320- Resources phy International ional 2015 Journal 236x (QIF) Development – No June 2015 Concepts and Global 48606 Review Vol-III,Issue- Impact VI, 0.6 113-119 54 SIF1.7 32 10. A statistical Gadekar D.J Geogra Scholars Internat Dec.2 3.552 No 2319- analysis of phy World ional 015 5789 (SIF) foreign & International Domestic tourist Special Issue in India –III Dec.2015 79-84 11. Method and Gadekar D.J Scholars Internat Feb.2 3.552 No 2319- techniques of Geogra World ional 016 5789 (SIF) water phy International Conservation- A Special Issue Conceptual –IX Feb.2016 Study 51-54 12. Hybrid land Gadekar D.J Geogra American Internat Feb.2 5.80 Yes ISSN( phy Journal cover International ional 016 Online classification of Journal of No ):2328 46055 Landst7&8(OLI Research in -3696 ETM+Data for) Humanities, Resourceful Art and Social vegetation Sciences mapping - Akole Issue 13.Vol- Thasil Dist- 3 ahmednagar, M.S,India. Feb.2016 217-221 13. A Temporal Gadekar D.J Geogra International Internat Marc 3.541 Yes 2348- phy ional Journal 6848 study of Human Research of h (SIF) Resources Journal Global No development in 2016 IF 44396 March 2016 the akole 0.435 Tahasil Vol-03, Issue Standa 05, March rdized Value 2016 5.60 260-267 14. Regional Gadekar D.J Geogra International Internat 2016 6.278 Yes 2249- disparities of phy Journal of ional Journal 2496 agricultural Research in No development in Social 48887 Ahmednagar Science District, MS, (IJRSS) India. Vol-6 Issue 8 P/p 389-403 15. Regional Gadekar D.J Geogra International Internat 2017 4.665 No 2349- phy 4891 Disparities of Journal of ional Socio- Recent Economic Research and Development in Applied Ahmednagar studies District, Vol.4 Issue 5 Maharashtra P/p 30-36. (India) 14. Contribution in curricular activities of college: Sr. No. Activities Contribution Year Level (Chairman/Member) 01 SYBA Environmental Paper setter 2016-17 College Awareness 15. Contribution in Co-curricular activities of college: Sr. No. Activities Contribution Year Level (Chairman/Member) 01 College NAAC Member 2017-18 College steering committee 02 Placement Member 2017-18 College 16. Achievements (If Any) A) Member of Editor Board and Pre-Review Board (Research Journal): 1) Scientific Research Publishing (SCIRP) – USA 2) International Journal of Recent Research and Applied Studies- India 3) International Journal for Innovative Research in Science and Technology (IJIRST) 4) International Journal of Science Technology and Engineering (IJSTE)- India 5) STAR International Research Journal ( India),( Editor Board) B) LIFE MEMBERSHIPS DGS- Pune- (Life Member Number- 575) Geographers Association Goa (GAG) Gadekar Deepak Janardhan Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, PVP College, Pravaranagar. .
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