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 |
- Vineeth et al., 2023, "On the behavior of thermospheric O1D 630.0 nm dayglow emission during counter electrojet events", Advances in Space Research", View
- Mosarraf et al., 2023, "Nocturnal thermospheric neutral wind and temperature measurement using a Fabry-Perot Interferometer: First results from an equatorial Indian station", Advances in Space Research, View
- Anjumol et al., 2023, "Very high-resolution Net Ecosystem Exchange over India using Vegetation Photosynthesis and Respiration Model (VPRM) simulations", Ecological Modelling. View
- Prijith and Kumar, 2023, "Investigation on the anomalous weakening of diurnal tides in the mesosphere-lower thermosphere." Journal of Geophysical Research, View
- Lakshmi et al., 2023, "Mineral dust aerosols over the Himalayas from polarization-resolved satellite lidar observations", Atmospheric Environment, View
