Pal Sanjit Kumar

Prof. Pal Sanjit Kumar

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Academic Career Length

21Years (2006-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 November 2016 in Engineering Geology
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ABAbhay Kumar Bharti
Abhay Kumar Bharti
PKPal Sanjit Kumar
Pal Sanjit Kumar
PPPiyush Priyam
Piyush Priyam
VPVipin Kumar Pathak
Vipin Kumar Pathak
RKRajwardhan Kumar
Rajwardhan Kumar
SRSunny Kumar Ranjan
Sunny Kumar Ranjan

1 January 2007 in ISPRS Journal of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing
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Pal Sanjit Kumar
TMT.J. Majumdar
T.J. Majumdar
ABAmit K. Bhattacharya
Amit K. Bhattacharya

16 February 2016 in Geocarto International
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SNSatya Narayan
Satya Narayan
SSSoumyashree Debasis Sahoo
Soumyashree Debasis Sahoo
PKPal Sanjit Kumar
Pal Sanjit Kumar
UKUjjawal Kumar
Ujjawal Kumar
VPVipin Kumar Pathak
Vipin Kumar Pathak
ACAvinash Kumar Chouhan
Avinash Kumar Chouhan
The present study deals with classical problem of edge detection in potential field data over complex tectonic regime for both shallower and deeper sources, simultaneously. Balanced horizontal derivative (BHD) technique is a latest edge detection concept which delineates edges using balancing of amplitude responses for both shallower and deeper sources. The BHD technique has been validated by comparing with total horizontal derivative (THD) technique. Initially, three different synthetic models have been generated with spherical, cylindrical and vertical prismatic objects at different depths and corresponding gravity responses have been enhanced using BHD and THD techniques. Structural features have been delineated from EIGEN6C4 free-air gravity data using THD and BHD techniques over a part of the Bay of Bengal. Major lineaments have been identified in N–S direction followed by those identified along the NE–SW, NW–SE and E–W directions. Both studies of synthetic models and real gravity data reveal that BHD is an advanced technique than THD.

3 March 2016 in Environmental Earth Sciences
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ABAbhay Kumar Bharti
Abhay Kumar Bharti
PKPal Sanjit Kumar
Pal Sanjit Kumar
PPPiyush Priyam
Piyush Priyam
SKSahadev Kumar
Sahadev Kumar
SSShalivahan Srivastava
Shalivahan Srivastava
PYPramod Kumar Yadav
Pramod Kumar Yadav

30 July 2016 in Marine Geophysical Research
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PKPal Sanjit Kumar
Pal Sanjit Kumar
SNSatya Narayan
Satya Narayan
TMT. J. Majumdar
T. J. Majumdar
UKUjjawal Kumar
Ujjawal Kumar

1 August 2017 in Journal of the Geological Society of India
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PDPrasenjit Das
Prasenjit Das
PKPal Sanjit Kumar
Pal Sanjit Kumar
PMP. R. Mohanty
P. R. Mohanty
PPPiyush Priyam
Piyush Priyam
ABAbhay Kumar Bharti
Abhay Kumar Bharti
RKRajwardhan Kumar
Rajwardhan Kumar
Land subsidence is a serious problem in Indian coalfields due to old underground mine workings. Unfortunately, most of these are uncharted as no mine plans are available. The hidden galleries, goafs, shafts etc. may pose great threat for future mine development as well as to the local environment. The mine workings should be charted to undertake an effective preventive action. In the present study, 2D electrical resistivity tomography (ERT) technique has been used to detect underground mine workings, mainly air or water filled galleries. Initially, the whole exercise has been executed through a synthetic model study. Gaussian random noise of 5mV/A has been added with synthetic data to demonstrate field condition which provides realistic results. ERT survey was conducted over a part of Jogidih coal mine of Jharia coal field in India for a first time. Four electrode configurations, Wenner, Schlumberger, dipole-dipole and gradient were considered for this study. The results indicate the presence of sub-surface water and air filled cavity due to high resistivity contrast with surroundings.