Page 1: Personal and Professional Details Curriculum Vitae Page 2: Academics Qualification and Achievements Page 3-4: Major Publications, Presentations Dr. Krishna Gopal Ghosh and Participations Assistant Professor Page 4-5: Other Academic/Professional Experiences and Activities Academic Qualification: M.A., Ph.D. (Geography) InFrsotmitu: ThtioenaDleAddptt. orfeGsse:ography, Visva-Bharati (A Central University), Santiniketan-731235, W.B., INDIA, Deptt. of Geography, Presidency University, 86, 1, College St, Kolkata, West Bengal 700073 W.B. INDIA. Phone: (033)-40529828; Website: www.presiuniv.ac.in Institutional e-mail- [email protected] Vision: To work devotedly in a co-ordinate manner with a vision to learn, teach and contribute for the benefit of the Personal Details students, academic and communities at large. Personal Information: First Middle Last Nationality: Name: Religion: Date of Birth: Mother Tongue: Indian Language ProficienKrcy:thishna Gopal Ghosh Hindu Age: 25 February, 1986 Blood Group Bengali Sex: Bengali, English and Hindi Personal e-mail: 33+ A- Residence/Institutional AMddaleress: available on request Residence/Permanent Office/InstituPtionhone:al Presidency University, 86, 1, College St, Kolkata, West Available on request Bengal, Pin: 700073 W.B.; INDIA. (033)- Referees: 40529828; Website: Nature: https://www.presiuniv.ac.in/web/geography.php Available on request Hobbies: Punctuality, Hardworking, Good understanding and co-ordination. Favorite PasRoctktiamnde:mineral collection, matches collection Professional DetaPoilsetry writing, Recitation of folk poems and Occasional craft activities Present Post: th CarAsseisteranPtrofiProflee/ssPasort (FTeaaccuhlityngofExNapetruieranlceansd: Mathematical Sciences), Presidency University, Kolkata (28 November 2018 to Present) th th Assistant Professor in Geography at Malda College under the Unversity of Gour Bango, Malda (24 May 2017 – 27 November 2018) Assistant Teacher of Geography (Hons/PG) in a Higher SecondarySchool (2013 to 2017) Areas of Teaching: Assistant Teacher in a Primary School (2011-2013) UG: PG: Geotectonics and Geomorphology; Thematic Cartography and Surveying; Nature and Natural Disasters; Hydrology Geotectonics and Geomorphology; Climatology and Oceanography; Advanced Analytical Techniques; Geo- environmental Issues; Streamflow Behaviour and Morphology; Geomorphology and Hydrology of Landscapes; Techniques in Environmental Geography; Techniques in River Science; Sediment in the Fluvial System; Riverine Areas of Research Interest: Landscape Components and Management; Dissertation Methods Fluvial-geomorphology: Hydrology: Risk and vulnerability assessment, Fluvial hydraulics and sediment transport; Software Familiar With: GIS GPS Statistical and Scientific Graphing: Catchment hydrology, Flood hydrology, Hydro-meteorology and Hydrological statistics Miscellaneous: -ArcGIS, Surfer, Global Mapper; - Garmin MapSource, SPSS, XL Stat, Origin, MS-Office Suite Programs & Applications, Corel Draw, Google Earth, Adobe Illustrator & Adobe Photoshop. Page | 1 Résumé Academics Qualification and Achievements Academic Records: H.S. (10+2) or Equivalent: Sl No. Board/University Exam Passed Year Class/Div % of Marks st Ac1ademic RVisvecora-Bdharats: Graduai Univertionsity(B.A.) andPreM-aDsetgererse(SM.td.AX.):+2) 2006 1 76.36 Sl. No. University Exam passed Year Class/Div % of Marks Remarks st st 2 Visva-Bharati B.A. (Hons.) Geography 2009 1st 74.50 1st class 1st. Su3bjects OffVerisedva-(BinharatiBrief): M.A. (Geography) 2011 1 78.25 1 class 1st. Pre-Degree (Std. X+2): Graduation (B.A.): Geography Mathematics Bengali, English, Economics, Geography, Mathematics, Statistics and Ceramics (Vocational) Masters (M.A.): (Honours), (Subsidiary) Geomorphology, Climatology, Industrial Geog., Agricultural Geog., Hist. of Geog. Thought, Settlement Geog., Population Geog., Landscape and Human Ecology, Social and Cultural Geog., Historical and Political Geog., Regional Geography, Remote Sensing, Regions and Regional Entity of India and West Bengal, Geo-informatics, Environmental Geography (Special Dissertation Topic in M.A.: Paper), Dissertation and Practical Work of Respective Fields. Competitive Exam Passed Channel morphology and its modification: an analysis on Dwarka River. Sl No. Examination : Organization Year Subject Remarks th 15 State Eligibility Test (SET), 5 WBCSC 2010 Geography [SET-2010 Form No 11589] July 2010 National Eligibility Test (NET), [UGC Ref. No: 12419/(NET- 6 UGC 2010 Geography Ph.D. DegreeDeicn2010Geography: DEC.2010)] Title of the Ph.D. Thesis: Supervisor: HPydrof.ro-SgueotampoarpMuholokghiocaplaadpphyraiy,salof Bakreshwar river basin, Eastern India (May 13, 2015). Professor Department of Geography, Visva-Bharati (A Co-Supervisor: Dr. Swades Pal, Central University), Santiniketan-731235, West Bengal, India. Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, University of Gour Certificate and Diploma Course:Bango, Malda-732103, West Bengal, India. Certificate course on Digital Mapping and Geographical Information System (DMGIS) AfrwomarNATds/HMoOn(o20ur1s1/Ac), Indihieav;eDmeiplonmtsa in Information Technology Application (DITA) from SYSD, Govt. of W.B. (2009) Ranked Second (2nd) Merit Scholarship First Class First in all the Semesters of M.A. 1 in the provisional merit panel of the WBCSC (Ref : Advt No. 1/2015; Subject : Geography) 2 Received National Scho(tlaorshtal i4p) for being First Class First (2009-2011) from Visva- Bharati. Merit Scholarship First Class First in all the year 3 ConsidereMderforit Scholarships Excel(l2009ency i-n2011Std.)1for0 Being in the Under Graduate Level. 4 Received (total 3) for being in B.A. (2006-2009) from Visva-Bharati. Merit-Cum Means Scholarship 5 Received for in 2003 from Visva-Bharati Dhirananda Roy Memorial Award 6 Received from West Bengal Govt. in 2002 Second (2nd) 7 Received for scoring highest in Sanskrit in Std. X (2002) 8 Stood in Essay Competition “Vasundhara-2002” conducted by the Centre for Environmental Studies, award Siksha-Bhavana, Visva-Bharati. th 9 Received for standing 6 in Essay Competition on “Ideal Pollice Station” (Adorsho Thana) conducted by the South AsiaMRereistearScholarsch Socihetipy in 2002. Award ranking Second in Class VII 10 Received (total 4) from class VI-X (1998-2002) from Visva-Bharati. Award ranking District First in class VI 11 Received from Paschim Banga Vigyan Mancha for District (1998) 12 Received from Paschim Banga Vigyan Mancha for (1997 Page | 2 Résumé Major Publications Latest Articles: Ghosh, K. G. Ecological Indicators, 118 httPaulps,://doG. C.i,.oSaha,rg/10S.1.,0&16/j.ecolind.2020(2020).10680. 4AssIFe:ssi4.22ng 9the soil quality of Bansloi river basin, eastern India using soil-quality indices (SQIs) and Random Forest machine learning technique. , 106804. Ghosh, K. G. [ ] Science of the Total Environment, 744, Patel, P. P., Mondal, S., & (2020). SomIFe:r6.5esp5ite1 for India's dirtiest river? Examining the Yamuna's water quality at Delhi during the COVID-19 lockdown period. 140851. https://doi.orgGho/10sh,.10K1.6G/j..scitotenv.2020.140851 [ ] Environmental Research, 188, IF: 5.715] Mahato, S., & (2020). Short-term exposure to ambient air quality of the most polluted Indian cities due to lockdown amid GSAhoRSs-h,CoVK.-G2.. 109835. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envres.2020.109835 [ (2020). Sediment transport at the river confluences: few observations from a sub-tropical plateau fringe river of eastern India. Geology, EcologGy,hoansdh,LaK.ndGsc. apes (TF). https://doi.org/10.1080/24749508.2020.1752501 Science of the Total Environment, 730, IF: 6.551 Mahato, S., Pal, S., & (2020). Effect of lockdown amid COVID-19 pandemic on air quality of the megacity Delhi, India. 139086. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.139086 [ ] Published Articles in International Journals: 1. Arabian Journal of Geosciences, 12 Ghosh, K. G. (2019). Flow dynamics at channel confluences: few observations from a sub-tropical plateau fringe river of Eastern I2n.dia. (14), 1-18. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12517-019-4576-9 Geoenvironmental Disasters 6 Ghosh, K. G. (2019). Spatial and temporal appraisal of drought jeopardy over the Gangetic West Bengal, eastern India. 3. , (1), 1-21. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40677-018-0117-1 Journal of Geovisualization and Spatial Analysis 2 Ghosh, K. G. (2018). Analysis of Rainfall Trends and its Spatial Patterns During the Last Century over the Gangetic West Bengal, Eas4. GthosernhIn, dKi.aG. ., , (3), 1-18. https://doi.org/10.1007/s41651-018-0022-x Modeling Earth Systems and Environment 2 Pal, S., & Mukhopadhyay, S. (2016). Validation of BANCS model for assessing Stream Bank Erosion Hazard Potential (SBEHP) in Bakreshwar River of Rarh region, Eastern India. , (2), 1-15. ht5.tGpshos://dhoi, K..orG.g/,10.1007/s40808-016-0172-0 European Water 50, & Pal, S. (2015). Impact of Dam and Barrage on Flood Trend of the Lower Catchment of Mayurakshi River Basin, Eastern India. , 3-23. https://www.ewra.net/ew/pdf/EW_2015_50_01.pdf Published Articles in National Journals: 1. Journal of Indian Geomorphology, 4, Ghosh, K. G. (2016). Spatial Heterogeneity of Catchment Morphology and Channel Responses: A Study on Bakreshwar River Basin, Eastern India. 47-64. https://indiageomorph.org/uploads/pdf/JoIG-v4-(2016)-p047- 062. 4_Ghosh---Catchment-morphology-and-channel-responses-of-Bakreshwar-basin.pdf Indian Journal of Landscape Systems and Ecological Studies, 37 Ghosh, K. G., & Mukhopadhyay, S. (2014). Downstream Variation of Channel Hydro-morphology: A study on Bakreshwar River