Gaurav kumar Srivastav

Gaurav kumar Srivastav

Admission Year

2024

Graduation Year

2024

Email

asz248255@iitd.ac.in

Unique identification No

2024ASZ8255

Program

PhD

Description

My work area is atmospheric science with a focus on aerosol physics. The core theme of my research involves aerosol particle number size distributions, ion–aerosol interactions, and new particle formation (NPF) processes. I work with instruments such as NAIS and SMPS. I also work on methodological development especially growth rate estimation, trajectory detection in PSD data, and statistical or computational approaches (e.g., Gaussian fitting, cross-correlation, and emerging Bayesian or machine-learning frameworks). My work often integrates observational data with modeling outputs to understand atmospheric processes under different environmental conditions, including extreme events.

Faculty Advisors

Prof. Shahzad Gani

Gaurav kumar Srivastav

Gaurav kumar Srivastav

Admission Year

2024

Graduation Year

2024

Email

asz248255@iitd.ac.in

Unique identification No

2024ASZ8255

Program

PhD

Description

My work area is atmospheric science with a focus on aerosol physics. The core theme of my research involves aerosol particle number size distributions, ion–aerosol interactions, and new particle formation (NPF) processes. I work with instruments such as NAIS and SMPS. I also work on methodological development especially growth rate estimation, trajectory detection in PSD data, and statistical or computational approaches (e.g., Gaussian fitting, cross-correlation, and emerging Bayesian or machine-learning frameworks). My work often integrates observational data with modeling outputs to understand atmospheric processes under different environmental conditions, including extreme events.

Faculty Advisors

Prof. Shahzad Gani

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