Magnetohydrodynamic turbulence in a strongly magnetised plasma     

S. Sridhar 《Astronomische Nachrichten》2010,331(1):93-100

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Comparison of two forest types using adeos 1-polder data over west coast of India     

Anjum Mahtab  V. N. Sridhar  Ranendu Ghosh 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2004,32(3):261-268

Parametric kernel-based models for Bi-directional Reflectance Distribution Function (BRDF) of vegetated land surfaces attempt to describe the BRDF as a linear superposition of a set of kernels describing basic angular shapes. The kernels and associated model coefficients are derived as approximations to the underlying theories of radiative transfer as well as geometric-optical scattering within vegetation canopies. In the present study, five kernels viz. Ross-Thick, Li-Sparse, Ross-Thin, Li-Dense and Roujean geometric-optical (GO) kernels along with a purely empirical model were examined for their suitability in describing the angular characteristics of two forest types (semi-evergreen and deciduous) during November 1996-March 1997 using ADEOS-1 POLDER data. The statistically significant kernels and their combinations with respect to red and NIR (near infra-red) wavelengths were determined using correlation analysis. Atmospherically corrected POLDER measured reflectances at red and NIR wavelengths were regressed with different kernels and their combinations. It is found that the best fitting volume and GO kernel combinations depend on forest type, wavelength and date.  相似文献   

Hydrologic Implications of Dynamical and Statistical Approaches to Downscaling Climate Model Outputs   总被引：6，自引：3，他引：6  

A. W. Wood  L. R. Leung  V. Sridhar  D. P. Lettenmaier 《Climatic change》2004,62(1-3):189-216

Six approaches for downscaling climate model outputs for use in hydrologic simulation were evaluated, with particular emphasis on each method's ability to produce precipitation and other variables used to drive a macroscale hydrology model applied at much higher spatial resolution than the climate model. Comparisons were made on the basis of a twenty-year retrospective (1975–1995) climate simulation produced by the NCAR-DOE Parallel ClimateModel (PCM), and the implications of the comparison for a future(2040–2060) PCM climate scenario were also explored. The six approaches were made up of three relatively simple statistical downscaling methods – linear interpolation (LI), spatial disaggregation (SD), and bias-correction and spatial disaggregation (BCSD) – each applied to both PCM output directly(at T42 spatial resolution), and after dynamical downscaling via a Regional Climate Model (RCM – at 1/2-degree spatial resolution), for downscaling the climate model outputs to the 1/8-degree spatial resolution of the hydrological model. For the retrospective climate simulation, results were compared to an observed gridded climatology of temperature and precipitation, and gridded hydrologic variables resulting from forcing the hydrologic model with observations. The most significant findings are that the BCSD method was successful in reproducing the main features of the observed hydrometeorology from the retrospective climate simulation, when applied to both PCM and RCM outputs. Linear interpolation produced better results using RCM output than PCM output, but both methods (PCM-LI and RCM-LI) lead to unacceptably biased hydrologic simulations. Spatial disaggregation of the PCM output produced results similar to those achieved with the RCM interpolated output; nonetheless, neither PCM nor RCM output was useful for hydrologic simulation purposes without a bias-correction step. For the future climate scenario, only the BCSD-method (using PCM or RCM) was able to produce hydrologically plausible results. With the BCSD method, the RCM-derived hydrology was more sensitive to climate change than the PCM-derived hydrology.  相似文献   

Rapid assessment on the impact of tsunami on mangrove vegetation of The Great Nicobar Island     

R. Sridhar  T. Thangaradjou  L. Kannan  A. Ramachandran  S. Jayakumar 《Journal of the Indian Society of Remote Sensing》2006,34(1):89-93

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A Petrogenetic Model of Basalts from the Northern Central Indian Ridge:3-11°S          下载免费PDF全文

Dwijesh RAY  Sridhar D. IYER  Ranadip BANERJEE  Saumitra MISRA  M. WIDDOWSON 《《地质学报》英文版》2007,81(1):99-112

1 Introduction The Northern Central Indian Ridge (NCIR) between 3° and 11°S latitudes is joined to the north with the slow spreading Carlsberg Ridge (CR; ~24–26 mm/a, full spreading rate) and to the south with the intermediate spreading Southern Central Indian Ridge (SCIR; ~50 mm/ a) (Fig. 1). Earlier petrological investigations of the Central Indian Ridge were concentrated either on or along the CR to the north and at the southern end of the CIR up to the Rodriguez Triple Junc…  相似文献   

Active and break events of Indian summer monsoon during 1901–2014     

D. S. Pai  Latha Sridhar  M. R. Ramesh Kumar 《Climate Dynamics》2016,46(11-12):3921-3939

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Physical Properties, Morphology and Petrological Characteristics of Pumices from the Central Indian Ocean Basin   总被引：1，自引：0，他引：1  

Niyati G. KALANGUTKAR  Sridhar D. IYER  Dandaydayudapani ILANGOVAN 《《地质学报》英文版》2011,85(4):826-839

About 400 pumice clasts collected from the Central Indian Ocean Basin(CIOB)were studied for their morphology and were classified based on their shape and size.A majority of the samples range between<1 cm and 36 cm and in the Zinggs shape diagram plot in the equant and oblate fields.The Corey Shape Factor for most of the samples is close to 0.7,which is common for volcaniclastic material. The physical properties such as density,specific gravity,void ratio,porosity,moisture content and degree of saturation...  相似文献   

Morphological characteristics and emplacement mechanism of the seamounts in the Central Indian Ocean Basin     

Pranab Das  Sridhar D. Iyer  Vijay N. Kodagali   《Tectonophysics》2007,443(1-2):1-18

The morphotectonic features of the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) provide information regarding the development of the basin. Multibeam mapping of the CIOB reveals presence of abundant isolated seamounts and seamount chains sub-parallel to each other and major fracture zones along 73° E, 79° E and 75°45′ E. Morphological analyses were carried out for 200 seamounts that occur either as isolated edifies or along eight sub-parallel chains. The identified eight parallel seamount chains that trend almost north–south and reflecting the absolute motion of the Indian plate, probably originated from the ancient propagative fractures. Inspite of the differences in their height, the seamounts of these eight chains are morphologically correlatable. In the study area the seamounts are clustered north and south of 12° S latitude. Interestingly, in the area north of 12° S (area II: 9°–12° S) the seamounts are distinctly smaller (≤ 400 m height) whereas, the area south of 12° S (area I: 12°–15° S) has a mixed population of seamounts. The normalized abundance of the CIOB seamount is 976 seamounts/10⁶ km² but on a finer scale this value varies from 500 to 1600 seamounts/10⁶ km², which is less than the seamount concentrations of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans (9000 to 16,000 seamounts/10⁶ km²). Three categories of seamounts are present in the CIOB e.g. (1) single-peaked (2) multi-peaked and (3) composite. The study indicate that single-peaked seamounts are dominant (89%) while multi-peaked is less (8%) and composite ones are rare (3%) in the CIOB.The progressive northward movement of the Indian continent caused collision between India and Asia at around 62 Ma ago. A majority of the near-axis originated seamounts in the CIOB seemed to have formed as a consequence of the temporally widespread (Cretaceous  65 Ma to late Eocene < 49 Ma) collision between India and Eurasia. The regional stress patterns in the Indian plate vary N to NE in the continent and N to NW in Indian Ocean areas. The combined effect of the regional stress patterns maintained the orientation of the seamount chains and the local stress regime helped in the upwelling of magma and formation of seamounts. The low heat flow, morphological features and geochemical signature indicate that the morphotectonic structures formed contemporaneously with the oceanic crust.  相似文献   

Fluid-driven Hydrovolcanic Activity along Fracture Zones and near Seamounts: Evidence from Deep-sea Fe-rich Spherules,Central Indian Ocean Basin     

Ankeeta AMONKAR  Sridhar D. IYER  Elapavalooru V.S.S.K. BABU  Natarajan SHAILAJHA  Areef SARDAR  S. MANJU 《《地质学报》英文版》2021,95(5):1591-1603

An insight on occurrence of Fe-rich spherules from the Central Indian Ocean Basin (CIOB) provides an understanding of their distribution at a water depth of >5,000 m. In the present study, Fe-rich spherules are identified to occur in two different sediment types (i.e., siliceous and pelagic) and tectonic settings (i.e. near seamounts and fracture zones). These are single spheres or aggregates, of different sizes (63 to 390 μm) and show textural variability (smooth/quenched, brickwork, corkscrew, interlocking and dendritic). A comparative study based on physical morphology and chemical composition suggests a common mechanism of formation. The association of spherules with fracture zones (FZ) and seamounts signifies that morpho-tectonic features play an important role in fluid-driven hydrovolcanism. Based on the evidence and geologic conditions existing in the basin, we conclude that molten fuel-coolant interaction (MFCI) coupled with submarine hydrothermal exhalations could be an ideal mechanism for the formation of spherules and Fe-particles. The accretion of the spherules on the surface sediments could be a result of recent volcanic phenomena, while those occurring at different depths (280–355, and 460–475 cm-bsf) within the sediment core indicate two different episodes. The study provides a global implication in understanding fluid-driven magmatism in a deep-sea intraplate environment.  相似文献   

Temporal variation of physico-chemical parameters and ostracoda population,off Rameswaram,Gulf of Mannar,southeast coast of Tamil Nadu,India     

K. Baskar  S. G. D. Sridhar  T. Sivakumar  S. M. Hussain  S. Maniyarasan 《Journal of the Geological Society of India》2015,86(6):663-670

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