SPL [एसपीएल] is closely entwined with the evolution of Space Sciences and Space Research in India and dates back to more than four decades. Making a humble beginning as a ground support provider for the sounding rocket experiments, with the expansion of the horizon covering the whole gamut of atmospheric and space sciences, the Space Physics Laboratory, with its autonomy in science programs, has traveled a long way. Today, it has attained the status of a vibrant academic institution with front ranking research areas and problems, and a strong and vibrant research fellows program and a leading Atmospheric, Space, and Planetary Research Laboratory in the country, with international repute. It interacts very closely with the academia and other research institutions in India and abroad. Recognition, in the form of awards and accolades, has been coming-in along with the Laboratory’s evolution and growth. SPL has ambitious programs for the years to come, with the extensive support from ISRO.
Our Vision
Scientific understanding of the energetics, dynamics and chemistry of the terrestrial and planetary environments, and implications to the society
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Dr. K. Rajeev / डॉ के राजीव |
- Usha et al., 2022, "Deciphering the role of aerosol-induced snow albedo feedback on dust emission over the Tibetan Plateau". Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres. View
- Ajith et al., 2022, "Role of aerosol physico-chemical properties on aerosol hygroscopicity and CCN activity in a tropical coastal atmosphere”, ACS Earth and Space Chemistry. View
- Das et al., 2022, "Diurnal variability of lower and middle atmospheric water vapour over the Asian summer monsoon region: first results from COSMIC‑1 and TIMED‑SABER measurements", Climate Dynamics. View
- Mridula et al., 2022, "On the F3 layer occurrence and drift over the equatorial location of Thiruvananthapuram", Advances in Space Research. View
- Girach et al., 2022, "Applicability of machine learning model to simulate atmospheric CO2 variability, IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote Sensing, 2022. View
- Uma et al., 2022, "Evaluation of the relation between the convection and the upper tropospheric humidity: A perspective from Indian Geostationary satellite ‘Kalpana-1’ observations", Journal of Atmospheric and Solar–Terrestrial Physics. View
- Mridula et al., 2022b, "The geoeffectiveness of TIE-GCM simulations of ionospheric critical frequency foF2 at the equatorial station of Thiruvananthapuram in the Indian sector", Advances in Space Research. View
- Mridula et al., 2022a, "Occurrence features of Intermediate Descending Layers [IL] over the equatorial location of Thiruvananthapuram", Advances in Space Research. View
- Prijith et al., 2022, "Enhancement in free-tropospheric aerosol loading over India". Atmospheric Environment. View
- Emmanuel et al., 2022, "Spatio-temporal distribution of tropospheric water vapour over Arabian Sea and Equatorial Indian Ocean in boreal winter of 2018". Dynamics of Atmopsheres and Oceans. View
- Veenus et al., 2022, "Assessment of COSMIC-2 radio occultation measured temperature and relative humidity with radiosonde observations over the Asian summer monsoon region". Remote Sensing Letters. View
- Jain et al., 2022, "A study on the solar coronal dynamics during the post-maxima phase of the solar cycle 24 using S-band radio signals from the Indian Mars Orbiter Mission." Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. View
- Usha et al., 2022, "Effects of aerosolinduced snow albedo feedback on the seasonal snowmelt over the Himalayan region." Water Resources Research. View
- Ajith et al., 2022, "Mesoscale variations of the chemical composition of submicron aerosols and its influence on the cloud condensation nuclei activation." Atmospheric Environment. View
- Aswini et al., 2022, "Chemical characteristics of aerosols from distinct environments over the Indian region: heterogeneity in distribution and sources of carbonaceous aerosols." ACS Earth and Space Chemistry. View
- Hegde et al., 2022, "Influence of South Asian outflow on secondary organic aerosol formation over the Indian Ocean: Inferences from water-soluble low molecular weight dicarboxylic acids and related organic compounds during ICARB 2018 experiment." Marine Chemistry. View
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Samuel et al., 2022,"Association of the occurrence of deep convective cloud cores with sea surface temperatures over the equatorial Indian and the western Pacific oceans." Atmospheric Research. View
Dr. B.V. Krishnamurthy,
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