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As part of the natural resource management, soil survey and classification with special focus on mapping activities at village, block, watershed and district level are the major thrust areas of work. The main major objective of the Division is to provide spatial data on soils based on remote sensing data in GIS environment to various Departments of the Govt. and to other projects where soil layer is required for integrated studies. The Division has been associated with National & International Organisation for generating soil maps, wasteland maps & degraded lands map for better land use planning and reclamation projects. The scientists of the Division are also involved in disseminating the information on application of remote sensing & GIS techniques through talks in various training programs and to post-graduate students of M.Sc / ph.D/M.Tech. This Division has equipped laboratories for soil analysts and water analysis to meet the requirement of various ongoing projects in the Centre.

DR. M.S. Yadav

DR. M.S. Yadav
Qualification 

D.Phil, Msc.Ag.( Soil Science) HEAD SRD Divison
Designation 

Scientist-SE& Head
Area of Specialization

Sodicland mapping and monitoring at cadastral level using satellite data and aerial photograph, Annual Soil Monitoring, Digital Image Processing and Reclamation Impact Assessment using ARC/INFO GIS and Remote Sensing Techniques.
Experience in Years

26 Years
No of Publications  

24 research papers in national and international journals
Contact No.   

8765977667
E-mail ID

madhupendray@gmail.com

Dr. Arvind Mathur

Dr. Arvind Mathur
Qualification 

Ph.D
Designation 

Scientist-SE& Incharge Water Laboratory
Area of Specialization

Aquatic chemistry with special emphasis on monitoring, analysis interpretation of all relevant physico-chemical parameters, heavy metals, pesticides, chlorophyll and water productivity parameters and EIA studies. Well versed with a variety of internationally approved analytical methods & instruments associated with water chemistry.
Experience in Years

28 Years
No of Publications 20 research papers in national and international journals
Contact No. 87657977661
E-mail ID   arvindmathur.62@gmail.com

Dr. Kaushlendra Singh

Dr. Kaushlendra Singh
Qualification  D.Phil.,Msc.Ag., & Soil Science
Designation 

Scientist-SD
Area of Specialization Degraded/wasteland  management and soil  fertility with soil carbon dynamics.
Experience in Years

20 Years
No of Publications 17 research paper published in National and international Journals
Contact No. 8765977674
E-mail ID   drksinghn@gmail.com
  • Desertification and Land Degradation: Monitoring Vulnerability Assessment and combating Plan Project.
  • Natural Resources and Infrastructure mapping in selected Rurban Cluster/Adarsh village of Lakhimpur Khiri and Mirzapur District.
  • Climate change awareness, soil and water testing training for the farmers of Sultanganj Block ,district Mainpuri Uttar Pradesh.
Sr. No. Subject
U.P. Sodicland Reclamation Project-III.
Soil Carbon sequestration/depletion mapping under different landuse system of Farukkhabad, Mahoba and Bijnor districts of Uttar Pradesh.
Assessment of portable Quality of India Mark-II Handpump viz-viz Delineation of ground water pollution zones in Gorakhpur district using GPS & GIS Techniques.
Natural Resources and Infrastructure Mapping in Adarsh villages of Lucknow, Hardoi, Kanpur and Mathura Districts of U.P. using Geospatial Techniques.
Carbon Status mapping and adaptation techniques to mitigate the effect of elimate change and to Sustain Ecosystem a case Study of Bewar Block, District Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh
  • Soil carbon sequestration /depletion mapping under different landuse system  of Farukkhabad, Mahoba & Bijnor districts of Uttar Pradesh.
  • Carbon status mapping and adaptation techniques to mitigate the effect of climate change and to sustain ecosystem a case study of Bewar Block, District Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh
  • Assessment of portable Quality of India Mark-II Handpump viz-viz Delineation of ground water pollution zones in Gorakhpur district using GPS & GIS Techniques.
  • Mapping and Monitoring of Natural Resources at Village level: A case study of Benti village (Lucknow distrcti) Urwa village (Raebareli district) and Saidpur Sakari village (Kannauj district) using Geospatial technolgy.
UPSLRP Phase-III
  • A Summary report on sodicland mapping and environmental monitoring.
  • Annual Progress Report 2018-19.
  • Annual Report on Ground Water Monitoring – 2019.
  • Annual Report on Surface Water Quality Monitoring of 2019.
  • Annual Soil Monitoring Report 2019 (25 district).
  • Status report for World Bank mid term review mission.
  • Project Durability Report 2019
  • Singh Kaushlendra, Yadav, M.S. and Kumar Sanjeev (2021) Assessment of soil organic carbon status under different land use systems in Bundelkhand: A case study of Mohoba district. National Web- Seminar on Natural Resource Conservation and Management, Academy of Natural Resource Conservation and Management, Lucknow. (U.P.)
  • Mishra Suman, Mathur Arvind and Shukla Sudhakar (2021) “Analysing Chemical Parameters of Groundwater in Jungle Kaudia Block of Gorakhpur District With The Help of GIS” published in International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET), Volume: 08 Issue: 06, page: 3901-10, June 2021.
  •  Agrahari Anup, Shukla Arunanjay, Mathur Arvind and Shukla Sudhakar (2020) “Physico-Chemical Analysis Of Ground Water of Bhathat Block of Gorakhpur   District Using WQI and GIS Techniques” Published in International Research Journal  of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) Volume:7, 3445-56 July,2020.
  • Vashney Poonam; Lal B, Yadav, M.S. and Halder A.L. (2020) Use of Geo-informatics for natural resources management. Paper presented in International Conference on “Advances and Innovations in Agriculture & Allied Sciences” 31 January - 01 February 2020 held at Jawaharlal Nehru University Convention Centre, New Delhi.
  • Kumar Sandeep, Mathur Arvind and Yadav, M. S. (2019) “Temporal changes in ground water quality due to reclamation of sodic lands,” published in IInd International River Summit, 2019, Nov 28-30 Prayagraj, IRS-2019/Invitation-National/OP38/37/212
  • Yadav, M.S. Parveen Shama, Parmar Manish and Halder A.L. (2019) Spatio temporal Assessment of Desertification / land Degradation in Kanpur Dehat District of Uttar Pradesh. Paper presented in National Symposium on “Innovations in geospatial technology for sustainable development with special emphasis on NER” 20-22 November 2019 Shillong.
  • Singh A.N, Yadav.M.S and Verma Dharmesh (2019) Geo-informatics in Mapping and Monitoring Large Scale Sodic Land Reclamation Programme in Uttar Pradesh  Paper presented in Resilient Agriculture in saline Environment under changing climate: challenges & opportunities, Golden Jubilee International Salinity Conference 7-9 February 2019.
  • Singh A.N, Yadav.M.S and Verma Dharmesh (2018) Sustainable Reclamation of sodic lands in the Indo- Gangetic Plains of India, Paper presented in “International Symposium on Soil health and Sustainable Development”, Beijing ,China.FAO, Global soil Partnership programme, 24-26 May.
  •  Yadav M.S, Varshney Poonam, Singh A.N. and Halder A.L. (2018) Natural Resources Management  for sustainable agriculture using Remote Sensing & GIS techniques Paper published in National Conference on “Managing  Natural Resources Management  for sustainable agriculture” 8-9 December 2018 Agra.
  • Varshney Poonam, Lal B, Yadav M.S., and Mathur Alok (2017) Monitoring of salt affected land  after reclamation at cadastral level using high resolution remote sensing data and G.I.S. techniques. Paper published in National Seminar on “Healthy Soil for Healthy Life” 05 December 2017 Lucknow.
  • Verma R.S., Mathur Alok, Sharama L., Yadav M.S. and Lal B. (2017), Assessing long term changes in spatial extent of sodic areas in Gangetic plains of north India. Paper published in National Seminar on “Healthy Soil for Healthy Life” 05 December 2017, IISR Lucknow.
  • Yadav M.S. , Mishra Manisha, Singh K., Mathur Alok and Mohan Rajiva (2016) Utility of Remote Sensing in Reclamation and Management of Sodic Soils of Uttar Pradesh, Interanational Conference, 12-13 Nov ,BHU, Varanasi.
  • Mathur Alok and Mishra Manisha (2016)  Utility of Remote Sensing & GIS techniques in large salt –affected blocks in Alluvial Gangeatic Plain of India. Interanational Conference, 12-13 Nov ,BHU, Varanasi.
  • Lal B., Yadav M.S., Varshney Poonam, Singh K., Singh Amit, Ranjeet, Laxmi, Mathur Alok, (2016)  Soil  Quality Monitoring of  Salt Affected Lands after Reclamation in Western Uttar Pradesh  Interanational Conference, 12-13 Nov , 2016,BHU, Varanasi.
  • Singh K. Yadav M.S., Mathur Alok, Pandey Bhawani Pratap, Rastogi Yamini. (2016) Appraisal, Mapping and Suitability of Wasteland /Degraded Land Using Geospatial Technology in Parts of Northern Alluvial Plains. Annals of Plant and Soil Research.12 (542-544).
  • Yadva P.P.S., Singh Arjun, Rajput S.G., Singh K. (2016) Soil Mapping At Village Level In a Part Of Amethi District, U.P. Using IRSLISS-IV And Cartosat-1 Merged Data For Sustainable Land And Crop Management.-Agropedology,26(02),149-164
  • Rajput S.G, Singh Kaushlendra, Polara K.B., Kumar Pradeep and Kumar P. (2015) Ground Water Quality of Coastal Bhavnagar  District in Gujarat and Its Suitability For Domestic and Agricultural Use published in book entitled “Managing Natural Resources in The Dry Lands “.(Chapter 17) 2015.
  • Singh K,. Yadav M.S., Pandey Bhawani Pratap, Sharma Shailendra (2015) Mapping and Monitoring of Waste/Degraded Land Using Remote Sensing and GIS Technology in Different Districts of Uttar Pradesh. International Conference on Natural Resource Management for Food Security and Rural Livelihoods 10-13 Feb 2015 New Delhi.
  • Kumar Pradeep, Yadav B.L, Rajput S.G, Yadav Brejesh And Singh K (2014) Status of Major Nutrient in Relation to Soil Properties of Jaipur District of Rajasthan Under Groundnut Cultivation .Journal of Soil and Water Conservation 13(1) 31-35 – January – March 2014
  • Yadav M.S., Sharma D.K., Mathur Alok, Singh A.N., Shah P.N (2013)  Reclaiming sodic soils by farmers’ participatory management in Jaunpur district, U.P. Indian      Science Congress, 3-7 Jan, 2013, Kolkata.
  • Kumar Manoj, Bhadur Vijay, Singh Kaushlendra, Singh Chandrajeet, and Yadav Anil Kumar (2012) Screenings of Chilli Germ Plasma For Resistance to Alternaira Leaf Spot Disease Archives of Physiopathology and Plant Protection . First Article 2012, 1-7. Taylor & Francis
  • Mathur, Alok Prakash S. Ravi; Lal, Banwari; Mathur, Arvind; Yadav, M.S. and Singh, K. (2012). Impact Assessment of a Large Scale Sodicland Reclamation Programme in the Gangetic Plains of North India. Paper presented in 2nd Seminar on “Management of salt affected soils and waters : Challenges of the 21st Century, March, 16-17, 2012.
  • Gupta R.N. & Mathur Alok, (2011) Origin, Distribution and Classification of the Salt Affected Soils of India. ISSS Bulletin No.28, Salt Affected Soils , Indian Society  of Soil Science, New Delhi.2011
  • Rattan R.K. & Singh  A.K. (2011) Origin, distribution and classification of salt affected soils in India. R.N.Gupta and Alok Mathur. In Salt affected Soils, Ed., ISSS Bulletin No.8. ISSS, New Delhi, 2011
  • Mathur Alok, A Punnoose Sajan, Mishra Manisha, (2011) Distribution of salt-affected wastelands in sub catchments of Ganga basin in Uttar Pradesh . National Seminar on Late Quaternary Geology of the Himalayan Orogen and the Foreland Basin. University of Lucknow. Feb.2011
  • K. Arya Suresh, Singh Amarika, Mathur Arvind (2011)  “Heavy Metal Pollution in river Gomti at Lucknow City published in Pollution Research. 30 (1) : 61-65 (2011).
  • Yadav, M.S.; Yadav, P.P.S.; Yaduvanshi, Manish; Verma, Dharmesh, Singh, A.N. (2010). Sustainability Assessment of Sodicland Reclamation using Remote Sensing and GIS.” Paper published in J. Indian Soc. Remote Sensing (Jun 2010) 38:269-278.
  • Mathur Alok, (2009) Assessment of wastelands / degraded lands in Central India using Remote Sensing and G.I.S. Techniques with special reference to Uttar Pradesh. Conf. on Food & Environmental Security through Resource Conservation in Central India: Challenges & Opportunities, Agra, 2009.
  • Mathur Alok, Chandra S., Mishra M., Rawat R.S. and Siddiqui A.R. (2009). Mapping Gullied wastelands along Gomti river in Uttar Pradesh using IRS LISS-III data. Conf. on Food & Environmental Security through Resource Conservation in Central India: Challenges & Opportunities, Agra, 2009.
  • Singh A.K., Singh P.K., Lal B., Singh A.N., Mathur Alok, (2008) J. Indian Distribution analysis of salt-affected soils under canal and non-canal command area in a part of Etah district, U.P., using remote sensing technique Soc. Remote Sensing, Vol. 36 (2), 2008.
  • Mathur Alok, Shyam Babu, Ansari Mohd K.., Lal B., (2008) Sodicland change detection and accuracy assessment in a part of Raebareli district, U.P. Annual conference of Indian Society of Remote Sensing, 2008, Ahmedabad.
  • Gupta R.N., Mathur Alok, Singh A.N., (2007) Use of Radiotracer Technique to Estimate Ground Recharge / Water Percolation on reclamation of Sodic lands in the Alluvial Plains of Uttar Pradesh. Journal of Applied Hydrology,20(3), 2007.
  • Singh A.K., Singh P.K., Singh A.N., & Mathur Alok (2006). Monitoring sustainability of reclamation sodic soils at plot level using high-resolution satellite data. ISPRS Intl. Symp. on Geo-spatial Data Bases for Sustainable Development, Sept.2006, Goa, India
  • Mathur Alok et. al. (2006) Utility of High Resolution Satellite data for planning soil conservation measures in the ravines of Uttar Pradesh. ISRRS Intl. Symp. on Geo-spatial Data Bases for sustainable Development, Sept.. Goa, India
  • Mathur Arvind & Sinha Priyankant (2005). “GIS based delineation of suitable ground water quality zones for drinking purpose: A case study of district Mainpuri, Uttar Pradesh “published in Pollution Research. 24 (1) : 59-68
  • Mathur A., Singh Ranjan (2004) “Temporal variation in water quality of selected wetlands in district Etawah and Mainpuri”, accepted for International Conference on Sustainable Management of Sodic Lands, 9-14 February, Lucknow.
  • Ravi Prakash S., Singh Ranjan, Mathur Arvind, (2004) “Temporal Changes in Ground Water quality due to sodic land reclamation”, accepted for International Conference on Sustainable Management of Sodic Lands, 9-14 February, , Lucknow.
  • Hussain Ali and Mathur Arvind, (2004),  “Assessment of vertical movement of salts, consequent upon reclamation process”, accepted for International Conference on Sustainable Management of Sodic Lands, 9-14 February, Lucknow.
  • Singh Ranjan, Mathur Arvind, Mathur Alok, (2004) “Assessment of Groundwater quality in Sodicland Reclamation Areas of district Mainpuri” published in National Seminar on Environmental Imbalances Hazards and Our Role 20th March, organised by Dept. of Chemistry, B.B.D.N.I.T.M., Lucknow 52 53.
  • Singh A.N., Mathur Alok, & Behl H.M. (2004) Environmental monitoring and impact assessment. Intl. Conf. on Sustainable Management of sodiclands, 9-14 Feb. , Lucknow, India
  • Mathur Alok, Hasan Nurul, Singh Samarendra, Mathur Arvind, Rao L.I.M.. (2004). Vertical movement of salts through soil profile to groundwater due to sodicland reclamation in parts of Hardoi & Raebareli districts, U.P. Hussain Ali, Ravi Prakash S., Intl. Conf. on Sustainable Management of sodiclands, 9-14 Feb. , Lucknow, India
  • Singh A.K., Lal B., Yadav M.S., Mathur Alok, Singh A. N. (2004) Long term soil quality monitoring of barren sodic fields after reclamation in alluvial plains of eastern Uttar Pradesh. . Intl. Conf. on Sustainable Management of sodiclands, 9-14 Feb., Lucknow, India.
  • Singh, A.K.; Lal, B.; Yadav, M.S.; Mathur, Alok and Singh, A.N. (2004). Long Term Soil Quality Monitoring of Barren Sodic Fields after Reclamation in the Alluvial Plains of Eastern Uttar Pradesh. Extended Summaries. International conference on Sustainable Management of Sodiclands. February 9-14, 2004 (296), Lucknow, India.
  • Mathur Arvind, Singh Ranjan, Verma Niva Kiran, Hasan Nurul, Mishra Anoop, Mathur Alok, Singh A.N., (2004). Temporal variation in water quality of wetlands in Etawah & Mainpuri districts. Intl. Conf. on Sustainable Management of sodiclands, 9-14 Feb., Lucknow, India
  • Singh A.N. & Mathur Alok. (2004) Sodicity problem, site identification and mapping - UPSLRP experience. Intl. Conf. on Sustainable Management of sodiclands, 9-14 Feb., Lucknow, India
  • Jha C. K. , Mathur Alok & Gupta R. N. (2003). Changes in water transmission rate on reclamation of sodic soils. . 90th Indian Science Congress, Bangalore , India.
  • Priyakant, Verma Niva Kiran, Rao L.I.M., Mathur Alok (2003), Wetland change detection analysis using multi data satellite data in Mainpuri and Etawah districts of Uttar Pradesh. ISRS Annual convention, , Thiruvananthpuram
  • Singh A.K., Singh P.K., Mathur Alok and Singh A.N. (2002) .Long term soil quality monitoring in salt-affected farmers fields after reclamation in Raebareli district of Uttar Pradesh. Annual convention of Indian Society of Soil Science. Jabalpur,.
  • Verma N.Kiran , Priyakant , Rao L.I.M. , Mathur Alok & Rai D. (2002). A GIS based approach for analysis of ground water data sets –a case study., National Symposium of Indian Society of Remote Sensing, Hyderabad, India
  • Prasad F.M, Singh K ,Prasad V.M, Verma M.M. and Jilani A.A. (2002); Effect of Pyrite on Growth and Yield of Palmarosa under Sodic Environment Paper Published In Annals of Plant & Soil Research (2):349-350
  • Gupta R.N., Singh Kaushlendra and Singh Sandeep (2001); Suggestion for Improvement of Schoonover Method for Determination of Gypsum Requirement of Sodic Soils. Paper Presented In 66th Annual Convention of Indian Society of Soil Science Development in Soil Science, held In Udaipur (Rajsthan).
  • Singh A.K., Tripathi S.D., Verma D., Mathur Alok, Singh A.N.  (2001). Monitoring change in sodiclands in Sultanpur district of Uttar Pradesh using remote sensing and GIS. GIS India 10 (1),.
  • Gupta P.C., Mathur Alok, Upadhyay R. and Kumar Yogesh (2001). Monitoring expansion of sodic lands using satellite data of 1975, 1989 and 1996 in alluvial plains of Uttar Pradesh. XXII Conference of Indian Institute of Geographic and I.G.U. Commission Meeting on Land Degradation and Desertification. Vishwa Bharti University, Shanti Niketan, West Bengal, Jan..
  • Yadav M.S., Verma, Dharmesh Singh A.N., Kumar Narendra, Kumar Yogesh and Mathur Alok (2001). Monitoring sodicland Reclamation at Cadastral Level using High Resolution Satellite Data in GIS Environment. Paper presented in National Symposium ISRS scheduled at Ahmedabad during Dec. 11-13,.
  • Verma Dharmesh, Kumar Yogesh, Singh A.N. and Yadav M.S. (2001). A Comparison of Visual and Digital Classification Techniques for Sodicland Mapping at Cadastral Level. Paper presented in National Symposium ISRS scheduled at Ahmedabad during Dec. 11-13, 2001.
  • Mathur Alok, Singh A.N., Lal B, Yadav M.S., Singh P.K., Singh A.K., Tripathi S.D., Verma A.K., Virmani A.K., Babu P.S. and Tyagi S. (2001). Identification and Mapping of Salt Affected Soils in Alluvium of Uttar Pradesh. Paper presented in National Symposium ISRS scheduled at Ahmedabad during Dec. 11-13,.
  • Singh Sandeep and M.S. Yadav (2001). Effect of S and FYM on Nutrient Uptake of Wheat, Ann. Pl. Soil Res. 3(i):61-64 (2001).
  • Garg V.K., Singh P.K. & Mathur Alok (2000). Characteistics and classification of sodic soils of Gangetic Garg Alluvial plains at Banthara, Lucknow., Agropedology 2000,10,163-172 .
  • Rai D., Mathur A., (2000) “Abatement of Gomti river pollution at Lucknow Municipal area, U P “ Published in the All India Seminar on Ground Water recharge Strategy for sustainable Water World. Organised by the Institution of Engineers (India) Held at Lucknow, July 15-16, 2000, Page 41-46.
  • Rai D., Mathur A., Hausan A. (2000).”Hydrogeology and fluoride pollution in ground water of Raibareli district, U.P. India”, accepted in International Conference on Integrated Water Resources Management for Sustainable Development, to be held at NIH, Roorkee, December 19-21,2000.
  • Yadav, M.S. and Prasad, F.M. (2000). Effect of Phosphatic Fertilizers and FYM on Growth and Yield of Barley Crop under Saline Water Irrigation. Paper presented in National Symposium of ISSS, NBSSLUP, Nagpur, December 27-30, 2000.
  • Yadav, M.S., Lal B., Mathur. A and Singh A.N. (2000). Multidate-multistage Monitoring of Sodiclands in A Part Mathur of Pratapgarh District using Remote Sensing and GIS. Paper presented in National Symposium of ISRS, IIT, Kanpur, November 22-23, 2000.
  • M.S. Yadav and F.M. Prasad, (2000). Effect of Nature of Salinity and Fertility on Growth and Nutrient Composition of Wheat. Ann. Pl. Soil Res. 2(i) : 118-121 (2000).
  • Impact of reclamation on physical and physico-chemical properties of sodic soil in Gangetic basin of Uttar Pradesh (2000) Ind Soc. Soil Science, National Seminar, Dec. 27-30, 2000, Nagpur.
  • Yadav M.S., Lal B., Mathur Alok, Singh A.N. (2000) Multidate multistage monitoring of sodicland in a part of Pratapgarh district of Uttar Pradesh using remote sensing and GIS., Nat. Symp. On Remote on Remote sensing, Nov. 2000, I.I.T., Kanpur.
  • Mathur Alok , Verma D. (2000) Monitoring spatial extent of salt affected lands in parts of Uttar Pradesh using aerial photographs. Intl. Conf. On Land Resources Management for Food, Employment and Environmental Security, Nov. 9-13, 2000, Vigyan Bhawan, New Delhi.
  • Jha C.K., Gupta R.N. , Mathur Alok (2000) .Change in physical properties of soils on reclamation of sodiclands. Nat. Seminar on soil Studies and Characterization by Physical methods. PHYSOIL-2000, Feb. 3-4, , J.N.U., New Delhi.
  • Singh P.K., Verma D., Tripathi S.D., Mathur Alok & Singh A.N. (2000) .Assessment and change detection in the extent of sodiclands in Hardoi district of Uttar Pradesh consequent upon reclamation. I.S.R.S. Nat. Symp. 22-24, March, Bhubneshwar.
  • Singh P.K., Garg V.K., Mathur Alok (1999). Distribution of available micronutrients in sodic soils corresponding to land uses at Banthara, Lucknow. Proc. Of National Symp. On Management of Micronutrient deficiencies in Alluvial Plains. 18-20 Aug., Lucknow.
  • Shukla S., R. Mohan, Mathur A. (1999) “ An environmental assessment of Mansi Ganga kund near Gobardhan parbat, district Mathura using sattelite borne techniques and field investigation”. Accepted in an International Conference on environmental challenges for the new millenium, held between 25-27th November  at New Delhi.
  • Khan M.A., Panwar R.S., Mathur A. and Jetly Rekha (1999) “Macro Benthos fauna of middle stretch of river Ganga and their role as an indicator of environmental quality” Seminar on Eco-Friendly Management of Resources for doubling fish production strategies for 21st century, 22-23 December, , CICFRI, Barackpore, Calcutta.
  • Khan M.A., Panwar R.S., Mathur A. and Jetly Rekha (1999) “Studies on Macro Benthos Community in context of assessment of pollution in the middle stretch of river Yamuna” International Conference on Tropical Aquatic Ecosystems, Health, Management and Conservation, Nanital, 25-30 Oct..
  • Yadav M.S., Prasad F.M. and Verma M.M. (1998). Effect of Different Levels of Phosphorus and Farm Yard Manure on Growth and Yield of Wheat and Barley Irrigated with Different Saline Waters. Paper presented in National Symposium on ‘Combating Pollutants Accumulations Ecosystem for Sustainable Agriculture’, October 27-28, 1998 held at A.A.I. Allahabad.
  • Prasad F.M., Chandra A,and Singh K. (1998); Effect of Phosphorus and Organic Matter on Dry yield and Nutrients Uptake in Wheat. The Allahabad Farmer (A.Bi-Annual Journal of Ag Science and Technology Vol. 2-11-1 July,-122-127.
  • Khan M.A., Panwar R.S., Mathur A. (1998) “Studies on planktonic communities and primary production in middle stretch of river Ganga in context of cultural eutrophication” Journal of Inland Fisheries Society of India, 30(1), 1998: 47-68.
  • Singh A.N. & Mathur Alok (1996) Mapping and monitoring of wastelands in Uttar Pradesh using remote sensing techniques. Nat. Conf. On Wasteland Development – 2000 AD, 11-13 Jan., Lucknow.
  • Yadav M.S., Prasad F.M and Lal B. (1995). Efficacy of Pyrites With and Without Organic Manure of the Physicochemical Characteristics of Salt Affected Soil. Bioved Research Society, Allahabad, February 19-20, 1995 (71)97.
  • Singh A.N. & Mathur.A, (1994) Multistage remote sensing for execution of Land reclamation program – a case study from Uttar Pradesh, India. A. Asian- Pacific Remote Sensing Journal , 6 (2) , 1994.
  • Yadav M.S., Prasad, F.M. and Singh, D.K. (1993). Effect of Chemical and Organic Amendments on the Physico-chemical Properties of Saline Sodic Soils of Etah District. Indian Society of Agricultural Biochemists, Abstracts, February 15-18, 1993.
  • Yadav, M.S. and Prasad, F.M. (1993). Effect of Chemical and Organic Amendments on the Physico-chemical Properties of Saline Sodic Soils of Etah District. New Agriculturist 4(1) : 35-40, 1993.
  • Yadav M.S. , Prasad F.M., Varshney M.L., Verma M.M. and Lal S.B. (1993). Effect of Phosphatic Fertilizers and Organic Matter on Wheat (H.D. 1553) under Saline Water Irrigation. Bioved Research Society, Allahabad, February 10-20, 1993 (60) 121.
  • Shukla S.K. & Mathur A., Mahrotra Ed. N.K. and Garg V.K. (1993). Wastelands and their mapping using remote sensing techniques with special reference to Uttar Pradesh. In proceedings Management of Productivity Constrained U.P. Soils. (1993). Lucknow Chapter of ISSS.
  • Mathur A. Delineation of soil types and land use through visual interpretation of satellite data for water management in a part of command area. (1992). In Remote Sensing Applications and Geographic Information System – Recent Trends. Ed. I.V. Mularikhrishna. Tata Mcgraw Hill.
  • Yadav M.S., Prasad F.M. and Issac R.K. (1991). Effect of Pyrites With and Without FYM on the Physico-chemical Properties of Sodium Contaminated Soils of Awagarh Farm District Etah. National Academy of Science, India. December 19-21, 1991, 68, 159.
  • Mathur A., Prasad G, Rupainwar D.C. (1990). “Statistical analysis of the data of river ganga (1986-1988) in varanasi city region and its pollution by heavy metals “, International Conference on Heavy Metals in Indian Environment, A.M.U., Aligarh. January 8-10,1990.
  • Prasad S., Mathur A. and Rupainwar D.C. (1989).  “ Heavy Metal Distribution in The Sediments and Sewer-River Confluence Points of River Ganga in Varanasi-Mirzapur Region”, Asian Enviornment, 11, (2), 73-82, 1989.
  • Sharma Y. C., A. Mathur and Prasad G. (1988).  “ Pollution of River Ganga in Mirzapur Region”, Proc. Nat. Acad. Science; India, (Sec. A), Vol-II, 87-94, 1988.
  • Mathur A., Prasad G. and Rupainwar D.C. “(1993).  Removal of Heavy Metals from Simulated Effluents using Two Separation Techniques”, Proc. National Seminar on Advances in Ceramics, Oct. 23-24, 1988, Dept. of Ceramic Engineering, B.H.U. Varanasi.
  • Mathur A., Prasad G. and Rupainwar D.C. (1988) “ Removal of Lead from Polluted Waters by Adsorbsion on Fly Ash”, Asian Environment, 10, (3), 19-25, 1988.
  • Mathur A., Prasad S. and Rupainwar D.C. (1988) “ Pollution of River Ganga by Heavy Metals in Varanasi City Region” IAWPC Tech. Annual, 15, 139-145, 1988.
  • Mathur A., Khare S. K. and Rupniwar D. C. (1988). “ Removal of Heavy Metals from Main Sewer Water of Varanasi City by Adsorption on Fly Ash and Blast Furnace Slag”, J. of Industrial Pollution Control, 5, (2), 52-57, 1987.
  • Tangri A.K. and Mathur A. (1993).  Estimation of mineral potentials of Ganga-Gomit interfluves area of U.P. using satellite remote sensing technique – A case of investigations for marl and kankar for mini cement industries. (1993). Proc. Nat. Sym. On Remote Sensing in Land Transformation and Management, NRSA, Hyderabad.
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