ALLAHABAD: The team of senior scientists from NGRI, Hyderabad who're within the Sangam town to trace beneath palaeochannels within the district including the legendary Saraswati, began their learn about from the bottom camp situated at Quadipur village, bordering Manjhanpur block of Kaushambi, on Wednesday.
The chopper, sporting the primary apparatus referred to as brief electromagnetic sensors (TEM), taken on lease from Denmark, flew on the check flight on the pre-decided longitudes between the river Yamuna (towards South of Allahabad) to river Ganga (towards North).
The learn about is being carried out via NGRI who've been employed via the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB). Among the team contributors (from CSIR-NGRI) Shakeel Ahmed is the chief scientist, Subash Chandra being the major scientist, Sateesh Chandrapuri, scientist and the technical officer, E Nagaiah. The learn about additionally involves professionals from Central Ground Water board (CGWB) including YB Kaushik, regional director, MN Khan from head place of job, Allahabad, Shashi Kant Singh, Geophysicist, Lucknow, and Rakesh Singh, scientist-D, Bhopal.
Three engineers from Denmark particularly Rasmus Teilmann , John blyth and Jan Steen also are helping within the ongoing survey.
"The ministry of Ganga rejuvenation has given the task to the board to find out all the underneath palaeochannels and we are now engaged by the board for the specific task as several of the aspect, related to this study, have been completed by the board themselves", stated Puri.
Talking of the learn about, being carried out via them, the knowledgeable stated that the apparatus used by them can extract the relevant knowledge from 200-400 meter underneath the earth crust and a similar work has already been accomplished in Six districts within the nation including Patna, Tumkur, Dosa, Nagpur and so on. "Our recent study was conducted in the city of Surat wherein we were engaged by the Surat Municipal corporation who wanted our study to make policy related to developing Surat as Smart City", defined Puri.
The team would officially get started its learn about from February 1 for which it has invited several professionals from more than a few establishments of the town including Allahabad University.
"We had tested our equipment and the chopper, along with the payload of the equipment and generator, was airborne for around half an hour and flew for couple of kilometers", stated Shubash Chandra.
The chopper, sporting the primary apparatus referred to as brief electromagnetic sensors (TEM), taken on lease from Denmark, flew on the check flight on the pre-decided longitudes between the river Yamuna (towards South of Allahabad) to river Ganga (towards North).
The learn about is being carried out via NGRI who've been employed via the Central Ground Water Board (CGWB). Among the team contributors (from CSIR-NGRI) Shakeel Ahmed is the chief scientist, Subash Chandra being the major scientist, Sateesh Chandrapuri, scientist and the technical officer, E Nagaiah. The learn about additionally involves professionals from Central Ground Water board (CGWB) including YB Kaushik, regional director, MN Khan from head place of job, Allahabad, Shashi Kant Singh, Geophysicist, Lucknow, and Rakesh Singh, scientist-D, Bhopal.
Three engineers from Denmark particularly Rasmus Teilmann , John blyth and Jan Steen also are helping within the ongoing survey.
"The ministry of Ganga rejuvenation has given the task to the board to find out all the underneath palaeochannels and we are now engaged by the board for the specific task as several of the aspect, related to this study, have been completed by the board themselves", stated Puri.
Talking of the learn about, being carried out via them, the knowledgeable stated that the apparatus used by them can extract the relevant knowledge from 200-400 meter underneath the earth crust and a similar work has already been accomplished in Six districts within the nation including Patna, Tumkur, Dosa, Nagpur and so on. "Our recent study was conducted in the city of Surat wherein we were engaged by the Surat Municipal corporation who wanted our study to make policy related to developing Surat as Smart City", defined Puri.
The team would officially get started its learn about from February 1 for which it has invited several professionals from more than a few establishments of the town including Allahabad University.
"We had tested our equipment and the chopper, along with the payload of the equipment and generator, was airborne for around half an hour and flew for couple of kilometers", stated Shubash Chandra.
Study begins to trace palaeochannels, river Saraswati in Allahabad
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