Dr V Venugopal
Associate Professor
| Centre for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
Karnataka
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Oceanography
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26 Years 3 Months Total Experience
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Personal Details
Doctor of Philosophy
1998
S.V. College of Engineering, RR. District, (Hyderabad).
Master of Surgery
S.V. College of Engineering, RR. District, (Hyderabad).
Bachelor of Technology
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Associate Professor
Jun 2000 – Present
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore
| Centre for Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
Physical Sciences
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Changes In The Duration-Depth Characteristics Of Indian Monsoon Rainfall During 1951-2000
The Changing Nature Of Rainfall Annual Cycle And The Propagation Characteristics Of The Intraseasonal Oscillations In Flood And Drought Years Of The Indian Monsoon
Fine-Scale Structure Of Diurnal Variations Of Indian Monsoon Rainfall : Observational Analysis And Numerical Modeling
Fine-Scale Structure Of The Diurnal Cycle Of Global Tropical Rainfall
Scaling Characteristics Of Tropical Rainfall
Temporal Persistence and Spatial Coherence of Tropical Rainfall
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Scholarly Publications
Energy decomposition of rainfall in the time-frequency-scale domain using wavelet packets
Absolute optimal time-frequency basis - A research tool
A space-time downscaling model for rainfall
Open AccessEvidence of dynamic scaling in space-time rainfall
Open AccessEvent-specific multiplicative cascade models and an application to rainfall
Multiscale interactions between surface shear stress and velocity in turbulent boundary layers
A new metric for comparing precipitation patterns with an application to ensemble forecasts
Application of scale-recursive estimation to ensemble forecasts: A comparison of coarse and fine resolution simulations of a deep convective storm
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