About Me

Prof. Hejamady Gangadhara Bhat

About Me

Prof. H Gangadhara Bhat was born in Hejamady, Udupi District, and now working as Professor of Marine Geology, Department of Marine Geology, Mangalore University, Karnataka, India. As a educationalist he discovered his love for research and teaching. He has more than 26 years of teaching and research experiance. He has published many articles in reputed national and internation journals.

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78

Workshops

52

TV Programmes

02

Books written

Publications

Journals

Chapters in the Books

Biodata

Academic Qualification

M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.

Research projects

Number of Projects : 04       Project Cost: 48 lakhs

Ph.D. Guidance

Registered for Ph.D. : 10 Candidates.       Awarded: 7 Candidates

1. Worked as a Guest Lecturer in the Department of Marine Geology, Mangalore University during 1992-93 and 94-95.

2. Worked as a Temporary Lecturer in the Department of Biosciences, Mangalore University during June-December, 1995.

3. Worked as a Lecturer in the Department of Marine Geology, Mangalore University from December 1995-December 1999.

4. Worked as a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Marine Geology from 1999-2003.

5. Working as a Reader in the Department of Marine Geology from 2003 to date
1. Life member of Geological Society of India

2. Life member of Indian Society of Remote Sensing

3. Life member of Indian Society of Geomatics
Was awarded INSA Visiting Fellowship for the year 2002-2003 and carried out the research work with Marine and Water Resources Group, Space Application Center, Ahmedabad during November 2002- January 2003.

Published Articles/Papers

Article on Rainwater Harvesting


Watershed degradation and management practices in north-western highland Ethiopia


Land use and land cover change detection through spatial approach: A case study of Mangaluru Taluk, Karnataka


Articles published in FaceBook - World Tourism Day


Articles published in FaceBook - Talakavery Landslide


Articles published in FaceBook - VIKRAM SARABHAI


Articles published in FaceBook - Western Ghats Landslide Article


Articles published in FaceBook - Part 3


Articles published in FaceBook - Part 2


Articles published in FaceBook - Part 1


The critical analysis of various image fusion techniques for enhanced image features interpretation in remote sensing applications


Use of Remote Sensing, Geophysical Data Sets and Web GIS Techniques for Development of Ground Water Information System of Udupi District.


Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System (GIS) based Groundwater Potential Zone Mapping in Parts of Dakshina Kannada District.


Monitoring Morphological Changes in and around Nethravathi-Gurupur Estuary of Mangalore Coast- A Geoinformatics Approach.


Spatial Analysis using Remote Sensing - A Case Study of Nethravathi River Basin, Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka.


Towards a Better Urban Mobility.


Integration of Remotely Sensed and Geophysical Data Sets in Engineering Mobile Site Characterization in a Basement Complex Area of Udupi District.


SHORELINE CHANGES AND EVOLUTION OF THE COASTAL ZONE IN SOUTHERN KARNATAKA, INDIA - AN ANALYSIS BASED ON MULTI-TEMPORAL DATA


An EFFICIENT ALGORITHM FOR IMAGE STITCHING BASED ON SCALE-INVARIANT FEATURE TRANSFORM


A Study on Effect of Coastal Erosion in Dakshina Kannada using Remote Sensing Technique


Land use and land cover change detection through spatial approach: A case study of Mangaluru Taluk, Karnataka


Estimation of extremes in the southern Arabian Gulf


Integration of geospatial technologies with RUSLE for analysis of land use/cover change impact on soil erosion: case study in Rib watershed, north‑western highland Ethiopia


An insight into land use and land cover changes and their impacts in Rib watershed, north‐western highland Ethiopia


MORPHOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF KAGUNUZI SUB-BASIN IN KIBIRA NATIONAL PARK NORTH-WESTERN PART OF BURUNDI USING GEOSPATIAL TECHNIQUES


DRAINAGE NETWORK EXTRACTION FROM ASTER G DEM 1 ARC-SECOND RESOLUTION USING D8-MODEL FOR KAGUNUZI WATERSHED IN KIBIRA NATIONAL PARK NORTH-WESTERN PART OF BURUNDI


GROUNDWATER PROSPECTS IN KIRUNDO DISTRICT, NORTHERN BURUNDI: MODELING BY REMOTE SENSING AND GIS


DETECTING WATER CHANGES IN A LAKE USING GEOSPATIAL TECHNIQUES: IN KIBIRA NATIONAL PARK NORTH WESTERN OF BURUNDI


Kodagu: The disaster & after. Published Report in the pioneer on Monday, 19th September 2018, Bengaluru


Kodagu District headed for major disaster ? Article published in the Hindusthan Samachar on 14th September 2018


Samudra Koreta - Ondu Naija Chitrana - Article published in Udayavani on 25/04/1995


Neriya - Landslide - A study based on Remote Sensing technique


Importance of Areal Photography - Article published in Udayavani on 08/09/1994


Varieties and Importance of Mangrove in Coastal Karnataka - A study based on Remote Sensing technique


Effect of SEZ on natural resources of Dakshina Kannada - A study based on Remote Sensing technique.


The role of remote sensing in the development of basic infrastructure in coastal area - A study.


Effect of increase in temperature: Decrease in Ground Water Level.


Dept. of Marine Geology, Mangalore University, Karnataka, INDIA

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