• Drying and Atterberg limits of Cochin marine clay 

  Amal, Azad Sahib (INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING, 2019-12-28)

  Marine clays are reported to undergo an irreversible change in plasticity on drying. Various reasons such as the presence of halloysite and allophane minerals that change their structure, the presence of sesquioxides or ...
• A review of isotache modeling and secondary consolidation behavior of soft clays 

  Amal, Azad Sahib (IOP Publishing, 2020)

  Secondary consolidation of soils has gained much importance as a major contributor in the long term settlements of soft clays. In the scenario where constructions on such problematic soils are increasing, accurate ...
• Evaluation of Various Electrode Configurations in Electro-Osmosis 

  Amal, Azad Sahib (Indian Geotechnical Conference, 2010-12)

  Electro-Osmosis technology is a proven stabilization technique on fine-grained soils. When an electric field is applied to a mass of soil, the pore fluid moves from the region of anode to cathode along with the positive ...
• Electro-osmosis: A review from the past 

  Amal, Azad Sahib (Indian Geotechnical Conference, 2018-12)

  Electro-osmosis is a powerful technique, as a means of dewatering soils of high compressibility and moisture content. Electro-osmosis is an established technique and has been investigated by many researchers as long as ...
• ELECTRO-OSMOSIS STUDIES ON KUTTANAD CLAY 

  Amal, Azad Sahib (Indian Young Geotechnical Engineers Conference, 2017-03)

  The Region of Kuttanad in the State of Kerala, India, is known as the rice bowl of Kerala. The region is famous for the black clayey silts and silty clays that it possess, which makes them quite suitable for agriculture. ...
• STUDY ON ENHANCEMENT OF THAMARACHAL CLAY AND ITS UTILIZATION IN BRICK MAKING 

  Amal, Azad Sahib (Proceedings of Eighth Indian Young Geotechnical Engineers Conference 2021, 2021-10)

  Thamarachal lake located at Puliyoor, Chengannur, Kerala is a waterbody of high strategic importance in the Chengannur municipality. As part of rejuvenation of the lake, an estimated quantity of 43200 m3 of silt is proposed ...
• Trend and Change point Analysis of Extreme Temperature over India using Non-Parametric Methods and Empirical Mode Decomposition 

  Adarsh, S (International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology (IJEAT), 2018-12)

  This paper presents the trend and change-point analyses of extreme temperature (Tmax and Tmin) datasets of annual and seasonal series of seven homogeneous regions of India for the period 1901-2007. The study used Mann-Kendall ...
• Air quality in five major cities of India induced by the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown 

  Priya, K L; Adarsh, S (TOXICOLOGICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY, 2021)

  This discussion paper looks into the COVID-19 induced lockdown on the air quality of the five most polluted cities in India. There were significant reductions in the concentrations of particulate matter, 2.5 mm and ...
• Modeling future irrigation water demands in the context of climate change: a case study of Jayakwadi command area, India 

  Adarsh, S (Modeling Earth Systems and Environment, 2020-08-30)

  In the present study, the downscaled future climate data from the General Circulation Model (GCM), CanESM2 has been used to calculate the monthly crop water requirements of the major crops cultivated in the Jayakwadi command ...
• Advanced extreme learning machines vs. deep learning models for peak wave energy period forecasting: A case study in Queensland, Australia 

  Adarsh, S (Renewable Energy, 2021-12-12)

  The peak period of an energy-generating wave is one of the most important parameters that describe the spectral shape of the oceanic wave, as this indicates the duration for which the waves prevail with respect to their ...
• Empirical forecasting and Indian Ocean dipole teleconnections of south–west monsoon rainfall in Kerala 

  Adarsh, S (Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics, 2018-06-25)

  Rainfall is a vital hydrologic variable that has a direct and significant impact on the economic development of monsoondominated state of Kerala in southern India. An effective approach providing accurate prediction of ...
• Application of artificial intelligence techniques in prediction of cyclic resistance ratio (CRR) of clean sands 

  Adarsh, S (IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science 491 (2020) 012048, 2020)

  Liquefaction study by in-situ tests like SPT and CPT are very complicated and time consuming. Cyclic Resistance Ratio (CRR) of a soil is controlled by various properties of the soil. Artificial intelligence techniques ...
• Incorporation of non-stationarity in precipitation intensity duration- frequency curves for Kerala, India 

  Adarsh, S (IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020)

  Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) curve is an essential hydrologic tool used for the design of hydraulic infrastructure. In a changing climate scenario, the assumption of a static return period of precipitation extremes ...
• Developing Short Term Drought Severity-Duration-Frequency Curves for Kerala Meteorological Subdivision, India Using Bivariate Copulas 

  Adarsh, S (KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering, 2017-11-08)

  Severity-duration-frequency (S-D-F) curve is a useful hydrological tool for drought mitigation. This paper presents a bivariate copula approach for developing SDF relationships for Kerala meteorological subdivision, India ...
• Environmental forensic investigation of the air pollution from a cement manufacturing unit 

  Muhammed Siddik, A (2019-12-06)

  Cement manufacturing is a process that results in the emission of significant quantities of suspended particulate matter (SPM) to the ambient air. An environmental forensic investigation was carried out in the surroundings ...
• Assessment of trace metal contamination and its anthropogenic influence in the sediments of an urban water body in Kozhikode, Kerala, India 

  Muhammed Siddik, A (Environmental Forensics, 2019-02-26)

  Urban water bodies in India receive pollution loads from numerous sources. Identification of the polluter in such cases is a difficult process. An investigation of forensic nature is needed for this. The present study ...
• A novel approach for predicting daily pan evaporation in the coastal regions of Iran using support vector regression coupled with krill herd algorithm model 

  Adarsh, S (Theoretical and Applied Climatology, 2020-07-13)

  Evaporation is one of the vital components of hydrological cycle. Precise estimation of pan evaporation (Epan) is essential for the sustainable water resources management. The current study proposed a novel approach to ...
• An investigation on drought teleconnection with indian ocean dipole and el-nino southern oscillation for peninsular india using time dependent intrinsic correlation 

  Adarsh, S (IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020)

  Drought is an obscure climatic state that has socioeconomic repercussions on power generation, agricultural production, forestry, tourism and construction. In this study, an Ensemble Empirical Mode Decomposition (EEMD) ...
• Analyzing the streamflow-sediment links of three major river basins in India using multifractal theory 

  Adarsh, S (IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020)

  This study investigated the cross-correlation between daily streamflow and total suspended sediment (TSS) data of 65 gauging stations located in three major river basins in a multifractal perspective. The novel ...
• An investigation into the impact of reservoir management Kerala floods 2018: A case study of the Kakki reservoir 

  Adarsh, S (IOP Conf. Series: Earth and Environmental Science, 2020)

  The coastal state of Kerala, India experienced unprecedented levels of rainfall and flooding in August 2018, resulting in huge life and property loss. Since then the impact reservoir management may have had on the ...

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