Dinesh Kumar

Dinesh Kumar is working as Assistant Professor in the Department of Environmental Science Central University of Jammu, India. Dr. Dinesh has earned his Ph.D. from JNU and expertises in mesoscale weather modeling and remote sensing.

Publications

Tools and Techniques Used in the Modeling of Hydrometeorological Events: Understanding the Scientific Process of Predicting Such Events
Tools and Techniques Used in the Modeling of Hydrometeorological Events: Understanding the Scientific Process of Predicting Such Events
Zahid Nabi, Shivali Kundan, Neha Verma, Dinesh Kumar. © 2024. 14 pages.
Hydrometeorological events that result from the interactions between the Earth's atmosphere and the water cycle encompass a wide range of phenomena, including precipitation...
The 2013 North Indian Floods: A Case Study
The 2013 North Indian Floods: A Case Study
Zahid Nabi, Shivali Kundan, Neha Verma, Dinesh Kumar. © 2024. 12 pages.
The 2013 North Indian floods were a devastating hydrometeorological event that affected several states in northern India, primarily Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh. The floods...
Human Migration and Climate Change: A Traumatic Experience
Human Migration and Climate Change: A Traumatic Experience
Zahid Nabi, Dinesh Kumar, Javid Manzoor. © 2024. 11 pages.
This book chapter provides a comprehensive analysis of the intricate interplay between climate change, its impacts on human populations, and the resulting forced migrations. The...
Imparting Climate Knowledge With an Aim to Attain Sustainability: Planting Seeds of Change - Empowering the Next Generation for a Sustainable Future
Imparting Climate Knowledge With an Aim to Attain Sustainability: Planting Seeds of Change - Empowering the Next Generation for a Sustainable Future
Zahid Nabi, Dinesh Kumar, Javid Manzoor. © 2024. 14 pages.
The Earth is experiencing unprecedented environmental challenges, with climate change being one of the most pressing issues. It has become increasingly evident that climate...
Cannabis sativa and Its Ability to Combat Climate Change: Unravelling Sustainable Benefits of Cannabis and Its Derivatives
Cannabis sativa and Its Ability to Combat Climate Change: Unravelling Sustainable Benefits of Cannabis and Its Derivatives
Zahid Nabi, Shivali Kundan, Neha Verma, Dinesh Kumar. © 2023. 10 pages.
Cannabis sativa plant is a multifunctional crop having multiple uses, including for food, fibre, fuel, and construction materials. This makes it a valuable resource for farmers...