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1. RESUME Google citation: 59
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Scopus ID: 7408039923
Mr.AMITKUMAR
Ph.D., IndianInstitute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, India
Area of interest: Green house gas (GHG) emissions from Reservoirs/lakes/forest
catchments, Ecological health assessment, Environmental pollution, Water quality
modeling & assessments, and Soil organic carbon, Carbon sequestration, Heavy
metal.
Date of Birth : May 03, 1985
Gender : Male
Marital Status : Single
Nationality : Indian
Permanent Address: Bajrang Cloth Store, Jadia Bazar, District -Supaul, Bihar, India,
852214
Correspondence Address : G-26, Azad Bhawan, IIT Roorkee, Roorkee, District-
Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India, 247667
E-mailID:amit.agl09@gmail.com , amitkdah@iitr.ac.in
ContactNo:+91-9548676671, +91-9045939559
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION
Exam Passed/
Appearing
Name of School/College Board/University Year %
(CGPA)
Division
Ph.D Research Scholar
“GHG emissions from
hydropower Reservoirs
and its catchments”
IIT Roorkee
(http://www.iitr.ac.in/)
IIT Roorkee
(AHEC), India
2012-2016
(Submitted
November, 2016)
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M.Tech (Conservation of
River and Lake Renamed
as Environment
Management of Rivers and
Lakes )
IIT Roorkee
(http://www.iitr.ac.in/)
IIT Roorkee
(AHEC), India
2010-2012 7.77 /10
(82.7 %)
Ist
B.Sc (Horti./Agri.) four
year plan.
College of Agriculture,
Parbhani
(http://mkv2.mah.nic.in/)
M.A.U Parbhani,
Maharashtra, India
2006-2010
83.90% Ist
B.Sc (Zoology, Chemistry,
Botany )
B.D Evening college, Patna
(http://bdcollegepatna.org/)
Magadh University,
Bodh Gaya
2003-2006 55.50% 2nd
Ph.D (Course work)
Subject code Title of subject Session Grade/Status Point
CE-523 Environmental chemistry 2012-13 B+ Very good 8/10
Hy-535 Water quality and environment 2012-13 B+ Very good 8/10
WR-572 Soil and agronomy 2012-13 A Excellent 9/10
Seminar Role of Organic Carbon for estimation of Green
House Gas emissions in Reservoirs and Lakes
2012-13 A Excellent 9/10
Comprehensive
exam
Assessment of GHG emission from Hydropower
Reservoir
2013-14 A Excellent Completed
M. Tech Thesis: Studies of Green House Gas Emissions from Hydropower Reservoirs
Now a day’s GHG emissions from the hydropower reservoirs is a global issue because it causes global warming.
No data is available on the emissions and the factors affecting the emissions on hydropower reservoirs, so the
baseline is required to be created of 154 reservoirs. To study of impact of reservoir parameters on the GHG
emissions, linear equations as well as multiple equations have developed with the help of Minitab Software. So
these equations are also not applicable for the prediction of GHG emissions from reservoirs because of R2
is less
than 0.90. The data analysis has indicated high uncertainty in water bodies due to the interferences of different
pollutant and high variability in the aquatic environment. Total carbon (3.86 gyear-1
×109
) and 40 g CO2 Eq. /MWh
are compare with other temperate reservoirs and it is found that there Carbon emissions in the Tehri reservoir are
less than the other reservoirs even located in the same eco-region, so it is a positive sign of the reservoir.

2. TRAINING/WORKSHOP
 Training of Indo-German Centre for Sustainability (ICGS-2015) on Sustainable Water
Management in Rural Landscapes at Kiel University, Germany during 27th
May to 10th
June 2015.
The scholarship is awarded under the appropriation of funds by the German Academic Exchange
Service (DAAD) to RWTH Aachen University, Germany (Selected among 15 participants from
India).
 Southeast Asia International Joint-Research and Training Program on “Low Carbon Green
Energy and Environmental Sustainability” at National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan during 1th
-
14th
Nov 2015. This training program, funded by the Ministry of Science and Technology
(MOST), Taiwan, (Selected among 3 participants from India).
 E-Training on Sustainable Agricultural Land Management Projects: Soil Carbon
Monitoring, March 24 - April 11, 2014, World Bank Group, Washington, USA, and secured
84.17%.
 Southeast Asia International Joint-Research and Training Program on “Southeast Asia
International Joint-Research and Training Program for Green Energy Technologies” at National
Taipei University, Taiwan during 8th
-16th
July 2016. This training program, funded by the
Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), Taiwan, (Selected among 3 participants from
India).
 Participated APEC workshop on “Promoting Community Empowerment in APEC’s Rural
Area” at Feng Chia University, Chinese Taipei from 14th
to 15th
July 2016.
 Workshop on “Climate modelling and Climate change Research, innovation and services”
organised by Climate Service Centre 2. Germany and Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi,
during 9-10 April 2015 (Selected among 15 participants from India).
 Participated EC School on “Eddy covariance measurement and GHG flux estimation” at IITM
Pune, India held during 7 Nov to 12 Nov. (Sponsored by LI-COR Biosciences).
 Workshop on “Climate Change, Cryosphere, Habitat and Changing Livelihood Pattern of
Ladakh Region” held at Ladakh, India, during 17-26 Sep, 2013, Organized by National Institute
of Hydrology Roorkee and University of Jammu, India.
 Training course on “Integrated Catchment Modelling (ICMOD-2013)”, 11-15 Nov2013,
National Institute of Hydrology Roorkee, India.
 Training course on “Application of Isotopes in Hydrological Studies”, 25-27 Feb 2015, National
Institute of Hydrology Roorkee, India.
 Training course on “Hydrological Modelling using Remote Sensing and GIS with special
reference to Climate Change”, 28-31 April 2016, National Institute of Hydrology Roorkee,
India.
 Training course on “Hydrological Investigations for Conservation and Management of
Lakes”, 15-18 Jan 2013, National Institute of Hydrology Roorkee, India.
 Workshop on “Future Trends in Chemical Engineering” to be held at IITR, Roorkee, India,
during 18-08-2012.
 Training on “Standard operation process of Effluent treatment plant” J.K Pulp and Paper mill
Orissa, during 5-6 Sep 2011.
PUBLICATIONS
International Journal
1. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2016, Carbon stock estimation in the catchment of Kotli Bhel
1A Hydroelectric Reservoir, Uttarakhand, India, Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety, 134,
365–369.

3. 2. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M.P., 2015, Assessment of Risk of GHG emissions from Tehri
Hydropower Reservoir, Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An International Journal,
22(1): 71-85.
3. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2016, Estimation of Soil Organic Carbon in the Forest
Catchment of two Hydroelectric Reservoirs in Uttarakhand, India, Human and Ecological Risk
Assessment: An International Journal, 22(4): 991-1001.
4. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2016, A modeling approach to assess the Greenhouse gas Risk
in Koteshwar Hydropower reservoir, India, Human and Ecological Risk Assessment: An
International Journal. 22(8): 1651 - 1664.
5. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2014, Estimation of Carbon stock of Balganga Reserve forest,
Uttarakhand, India, Journal of Forest Research and Technology, 11(4): 177-181.
6. Kumar, A., Sharma, M.P., Rai S., 2016, A novel approach for River Health assessment of
Chambal using Fuzzy modeling, India, Desalination and Water Treatment,
DOI:10.1080/19443994.2016.1197855..
7. Kumar, A., Sharma, M.P., and Kumar, A., 2016. Green House Gas emissions from
Hydropower Reservoirs: Policy and Challenges, International Journal of Renewable Energy
Research, 6(2): 472-476.
8. Mishra, S., Kumar A., and Shukla, P., 2015, Study of Water Quality in Hindon River Using
Pollution Index and Environmetrics, India, Desalination and Water Treatment, 56(3): 1-10.
9. Paliwal, R., Uiyal, S., Verma, M., Kumar, A., Rai, J.P.N., 2015, Process optimization for
biodegradation of black liquor by immobilized novel bacterial consortium, Desalination and
Water Treatment, 56(2): 1-12.
10. Kumar, A., Taxak A.K., and Sharma, M. P., 2015, Analysis of water environment changing
trend in Bhagirathi tributary of Ganges in India. Desalination and Water Treatment, (Accepted
on 11 Aug 2016).
11. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2015, Assessment of soil organic carbon stocks for climate
change Mitigation potential in Kotilbhel-1A hydroelectric catchment, India, Clean-Air, Water,
Soil (Minor revision completed).
12. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2015, Green House Gas emission through Anaerobic
Degradation of Soil in the catchment of Koteshwar hydropower reservoir, India. Environmental
Monitoring and Assessment (Under review).
13. Kumar, A., and Sharma, M. P., 2015, Co-assessment of biomass and soil organic carbon in the
catchment of Tehri Hydroelectric Reservoir, India. Journal of Forest Research (Under Review).
14. Kumar, A., Mishra, S., Kumar, A., 2016, Environmental Quantification of Soil Elements in the
catchment of Hydroelectric Reservoirs in India. Environmental Monitoring and Assessment
(Under review).
15. Mishra, S., Kumar A., and Singhal, M.K., 2016, Assessment of Heavy Metal Contamination in
Kali River Using Principle Component and Cluster Analysis, India. Sustainable Water
Resources Management, (Under review).
16. Kumar, A., and Sharma, M.P., 2012, Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Hydropower
Reservoirs, Journal of Water, Energy and Environment (Hydro Nepal), 11, 37-42.
17. Kumar, A., Chaudhary, Om, Conservation Plan of Upper Lake, Bhopal: Water-Quality Centric
Case Study, 2013, International Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering,
3(1):574-577.
18. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2014, Impact of water quality on GHG emissions from
Hydropower Reservoir, Journal of material and Environmental Science, 5(1): 95-100, 2014.
19. Kumar A, and Yadav, N.S., 2014, Study of Physiochemical Characteristics of Jodhpur Lakes,
International Journal of Earth science and Engineering, 7(1): 376-380.
20. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2014, Review of Methodology for Estimation of Labile Organic
Carbon in Reservoirs and Lakes for Green House Gas emission, J. Mater. Environ. Sci. 5(3):
653-660.
21. Kumar A., Sharma, M.P., and Yadav, N.S., 2015, Assessment of River health of Chambal
River based on Biological Communities, India, J. Mater. Environ. Sci. 6 (11):3045-3053.

4. 22. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., 2015, Assessment of carbon stocks in forest and its
implementation on global Climate Change, J. Mater. Environ. Sci. 6 (12):3548-3564.
23. Kumar, A., Sharma, M.P., Yadav, N.S., 2014, Assessment of Water Quality Changes at Two
Locations of Chambal River: M.P, J. Mater. Environ. Sci., 5(6) 1781-1785.
24. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., Swarnkar, N.K., 2013, Effect of Ultraviolet radiation on Green
House Gas Emission from Water Bodies: A Review, International Journal of Applied
Engineering Research, 8(7) :6-10.
25. Kumar, A. and Singh, A., 2013, Bioremediation of organic pollutant in sediment water
interface: A Review, International Journal of environmental Research and development, 3(6):
5-10.
26. Kumar, A., Mishra, S., Sharma, M.P., 2014, Assessment of ecological health of Baiyangdian
lake in China using ecological health index, Journal of Applied and Natural Science, 7 (2): 955
- 959. (NASS Rating 5.08).
27. Mishra, S., Kumar, A., Yadav, S., Singhal, M.K., 2014, Assessment of Heavy Metal
Contamination in Kali River in India, Journal of Applied and Natural Science, 7 (2): 1016-
1020. (NASS Rating 5.08).
28. Yadav, N.S., Kumar, A., and Sharma, M.P., 2014, Ecological Health Assessment of Chambal
River using Water Quality Parameters, Journal of Integrated Science and Technology, 2(2): 52-
56.
29. Yadav, N.S., Sharma, M.P., and Kumar A., 2015, Ecological Health Assessment of Chambal
River, India, J. Mater. Environ. Sci., 6(3) 613-618.
30. Yadav, N.S., Sharma, M.P., and Kumar A., 2015, Assessment of Ecological health of Chambal
River using plant species diversity, J. Mater. Environ. Sci. 6 (9): 2624-2630.
31. Mishra, S., Sharma, M.P., and Kumar A., 2015, Assessment of Water Bodies using Eco-exergy
based Ecological health index Methodology, J. Mater. Environ. Sci. 6 (9): 2631-2646.
32. Mishra, S., Sharma, M.P., and Kumar A., 2015, Assessment of Water Quality in Surha Lake
Based on Physiochemical Parameters, India, J. Mater. Environ. Sci. 6 (9): 2446-2452.
33. Mishra, S., Sharma, M.P., Kumar, A., 2015. Assessment of Surface Water Quality in Surha
Lake using Pollution Index, India. Journal of Material and Environmental Science, 7 (Y): 713-
719.
34. Mishra, S., Sharma, M.P., Kumar, A., 2016. Pollution Characteristic and Health Risk
Assessment of Toxic Chemicals of Surface Water in Surha Lake, India. Journal of Material and
Environmental Science, 7 (3): 799-807.
35. Mishra, S., Sharma, M.P., Kumar, A., 2015. Ecological Health Assessment of Surha Lake,
India. Journal of Material and Environmental Science, 7 (5), 1708-1715.
BOOK CHAPTER
Yadav, N.S., Sharma, M.P., Kumar, A., Pani, S., 2014, Water Quality Assessment of Chambal
River in National Chambal Sanctuary of Madhya Pradesh, Ecological sustainability: Concept,
Principle, Evidences and Innovations, ISBN: 978-93-83083-75-6, pp-44-52.
PRESENTED PAPER IN NATIONAL /INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
1. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M. P., Studies of Green House gas emissions from Hydro
Power Reservoir, National conference on Renewable Energy, UDML College Jaipur, 20-21
April 2012.
2. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M.P .,Correlation development for effect of water quality on GHG
emissions from Hydropower Reservoir , International conference on Renewable Energy ,Eternal
university ,Baru sahib, H.P, 5-6 May 2012.
3. Kumar, A. and Sharma, M.P., Role of Organic Carbon in Green House Gas Emissions from
Reservoirs, International conference on Advance in Chemical Engineering, IIT Roorkee, 22-24
Feb. 2013.

5. 4. Kumar, A., Viral, R. K. and Bansal, M., Impact of Effluent on Nagavali River –A Case Study
of Pulp and Paper Mill, Orissa, International conference on Advance in Chemical Engineering,
IIT ROORKEE, 22-24 Feb. 2013.
5. Kumar, A., Kumar, As. and Sharma, M.P, Mechanism and Factors Affecting Methane
Emissions in Hydropower Reservoirs: A Review, Feb 7-9 -2013, ICERTSD, Howrah, West
Bengal, India.
6. Yadav, N.S., Kumar, A., and Sharma, M.P., River Health Assessment of Chambal River using
Water Quality Parameters: MP, National conference, Emerging Trends in Engineering Science
& Technology, RCE CORE, Roorkee, India, March 29-30, 2014.
7. Kumar, A., and Sharma, M.P., Carbon stock estimation in the catchment of Kotli Bhel 1A
Hydroelectric Reservoir, Uttarakhand, India, ICGTEPC-2014, International conference held on
27-29 Sep 2014 at NIT Trichy.
8. Kumar, A., and Sharma, M.P., Correlation and Water Quality Index study for the Assessment
of Water quality of Ganga River near Koteshwar Hydroelectric, Uttarakhand, India,
International conference on Environmental and Materials Engineering (ICEME), Germany,
Berlin, June 14th
, 2015.
9. Attended an International Conference on “Development Economics and Policy 2015” during
12-13 June 2015 at Kiel, Germany, hosted by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS
 MHRD scholarship awarded by Government of India for Doctoral Studies from July 2012 to
present.
 MHRD scholarship awarded by Government of India for Post graduate course from 2010-2012.
 Awardees of ICAR National Talent scholarship for Undergraduate Course from 2006-2010.
 Best Oral presentation award in International conference at NIT Trichy, held on 27-29 Sep
2014.
 I have been selected for Ph.D exchange program during Sep 2014 to August 2015 at Ministry of
Water Resources, Chinese Academic of Science, China, under the supervision of Dr. Hongming
He (Professor, Institute of Soil and Water Conservation), (not availed).
 I got a Strong recommendation letter from Dominique Serca (Deputy Director, Associate
professor), University Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier, Faculty of Science and Engineering,
Department of Physics, Laboratory Aerologie, France to apply Indo-France exchange programme
(Raman Champak fellowship 2015).
MEMBERSHIP
 Life Membership of the International Association of Engineers (IAENG), Hong Kong, IAENG
Membership ID: 154297.
 Life Membership of the International Association of Hydrological Sciences (IAHS), Germany,
Membership ID: 15215.
 Annual Membership of the Athens Institute for Education and Research, Greece,
http://www.atiner.gr/docs/Academic-Members.htm.
 Life Membership of the International Association for Ecology (INTECOL), Membership ID:
1293, http://www.intecol.net/pages/s007_03.php.
SKILLS AND ACHIEVEMENTS
 Computer Languages: Microsoft –Office , Basics of C+ +
 Tools: SPSS, Minitab, Sigma plot, Arc-GIS, SWAT, GRAT etc.
 Academic Achievements: GATE qualified 2010 in Life Science, 126 ranks in ICAR (Agri
.Biotec) in 2010.
 Additional Courses Taken: Rs-GIS, Environmental Chemistry, Water quality and Environment,
Ecology, Hydrology.

6. EXTRA CURRICULARS
 Student Research Advisor, Institute Academic Research Committee, IIT Roorkee during Sept
2012 to July 2013.
 Member of Bhawan Council, Azad Bhawan, IIT Roorkee, from Sept 2012 to July 2013.
 Member of Advisory committee student club, IIT Roorkee, from Sept 2012 to July 2013.
 National Agriculture Quiz (2010), Certificate of Participation by Institute of Agribusiness
Management Delhi.
 Cognizance (2011), Co-Coordinator (Spectrum), IIT Roorkee, AHEC.
 Chief Referee in Carrom held on 5-7 April 2013, 44th
Shanti Swaroop Bhatnagar Memorial
Tournament (SSBMT, Indoor Finals), CBRI-CSIR, Roorkee.
 National Service Scheme (2008), A member of national service scheme special camping
programme held at Nangaon (Kh), Tq & Dist. Parbhani from 7.3.2008- 16.3.2008.
 Bonvent '11 (2012-13-14) Won 1st prize in Carrom doubles organised by, IIT Roorkee, Student
Club.
HOBBIES
 Discussing a lot through e-mail/Research Gate with scientists of different walk of life all over the
world (China, India, France and USA) related to my area of interest. Beside this, enjoy facing the
new challenges during team work.
REFERENCES
Dr. Arun Kumar
Professor & Director (NHPC Ltd.)
Alternate Hydro Energy Centre
Indian Institute of Technology
Roorkee-247667
Uttarakhand, India
Tel: 91-1332-285213(O)
Email: aheciitr.ak@gmail.com
akumafah@iitr.ernet.in
Website : www.ahec.org.in
Dr. M.P. Sharma
Professor and Head
Alternate Hydro Energy Centre
Indian Institute of Technology
Roorkee-247667
Uttarakhand, India
Tel : 91-1332-285836 (O), 285828 (R)
Fax : 91-1332-273517
E-mail : mpshafah@iitr.ernet.in,
mahendrapal.sharma@gmail.com
Website : www.ahec.org.in