The Indian Subcontinent Region is undergoing rapid environmental changes, for example: climate warming, glacier retreat, worsening air quality, and changes in the monsoon. The proposed research mainly focuses on the synthesize ground, aircraft and satellite measurements of atmospheric composition for the Indian Subcontinent Region over the last 20 years. Further setup, run, and carefully evaluate against measurement an atmospheric chemistry/aerosol model for the Indian Subcontinent Region, and use model sensitivity experiments to build an understanding of what controls atmospheric composition over the region. It also deals with the use of the model and measurements to analyse interactions between air quality and climate over the Indian Subcontinent Region, leading to an improved scientific understanding of the underlying mechanisms that control these interactions.
My current position (i.e. Commonwealth Rutherford Fellow at the University of Edinburgh) provides me: (1) an opportunity to work in the area of my interest, i.e. Atmospheric Modelling, (2) Giving me a chance to learn new skills in the field of Atmospheric Science, (3) Adequate financial support for my livelihood.
I am passionate about new skills and technology and try to use these as earliest. I love reading novels/autobiographies etc.
I do not have any programming knowledge and I think this is the biggest challenge for me. Further, I hesitate to address a mass audience.