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Yellapragada Bhavani Kumar

Scientist and Boundary Layer Lidar · NARL

https://researchid.co/kumar1965
@narl.gov.in
78Scopus Publications

Research Interests

Lidar remote sensing, optical technology development and algorithms development

Biography

Dr. Bhavani Kumar Yellapragada presently works as Scientist SG at the National Atmospheric Research Laboratory (NARL), a unit of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), India. Dr. Kumar has made significant technical contributions to laser remote sensing instrumentation for environmental research in India. Some of these technologies have been transferred to Indian industries for commercialization. These technologies have been employed to remote-sense atmospheric boundary layer, aerosol, clouds, water vapor, winds, and mesospheric Sodium. His works were recognized by ISRO and conferred with ISRO's prestigious Merit Award in 2017. Dr. Kumar has published 104 publications. He has two IPRs granted with patent status listed under ISRO. Currently, he is listed as an expert member under VIDWAN, an MHRD initiative of the Government of India. Dr Kumar is a recognized Mentor of SRF programme of three national science Academies of India. Under this program he mentored 16 M.Tech students an

Education

M.Sc, PhD

Recent Scopus Publications

  1. Polarization lidar observations of diurnal and seasonal variations in the atmospheric mixing layer above a tropical rural place gadanki, India
    Journal of Atmospheric and Solar Terrestrial Physics, 2024
  2. Frequency Sensitive Circuit Design
    IEEE International Conference on Modeling Simulation and Intelligent Computing Mosicom 2024 Proceedings, 2024
  3. Study of lidar signals of the atmospheric boundary layer using statistical technique
    Mathematics and Computer Science, 2024
  4. Multi-Year CALIPSO Observations of Ubiquitous Elevated Aerosol Layer in the Free Troposphere Over South Asia: Sources and Formation Mechanism
    Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres, 2023
  5. Investigating Atmospheric and Convective Boundary Layer Heights via Active Optical Sensor Signals and Statistical Techniques
    Proceedings of SPIE the International Society for Optical Engineering, 2023

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