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"In the world of hydrology, hillslopes are the frontline—where climate meets terrain and water begin to sculpt the earth."
Hillslope Hydrologist
Ph.D., Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, Kharagpur-721302, India
Post Doctoral Fellow, Department of Civil Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai-400076, India
Research Interest:
My research interests focus on the integrated study of Hillslope Hydrology, Hydrological Modelling, Watershed Management, and the application of GIS and Remote Sensing for understanding hydrological processes in complex terrains. I aim to investigate how topography, soil, vegetation, and climatic factors influence runoff generation and subsurface flow across different spatial and temporal scales. A key component of my research involves quantifying the monsoon system and monsoon period in high-altitude regions, where unique hydro-meteorological dynamics play a critical role in water availability and watershed response. By combining advanced modeling approaches with geospatial data analysis, I aim to enhance the simulation and prediction of hydrological processes under varying monsoon conditions, thereby supporting sustainable water resource management and climate-resilient watershed planning, especially for high-altitude regions.
Research Highlights
Remote Sensing Applications in Hillslope Hydrology
Flash Flood Vulnerability Assessment & Prediction for Himalayan Regions
Surface Runoff Estimation and Prediction for Complex Terrains
Quantification of Monsoon System for India
Email: dibyandu@iitb.ac.in
d2roy.1992@gmail.com
Mobile No: +91-75012 27337
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