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Institute of Geophysics Polish Academy of Sciences
Department of Lithospheric Research
Ks. Janusza 64, 01-452 Warszawa
tel.: +48 22 6915 788
email: deepak.kumar@igf.edu.pl

Wykszałcenie

  • Ph.D (2023): Geophysics, CSIR-NGRI, India (INSPIRE FELLOW)
    Thesis Title: „Imaging of the crust in Dharwar Craton of India using 3-C seismic data”
  • M.Sc (2014): Marine Geophysics (Gold Medalist), Andhra University, India
    Master’s Thesis: “2-D marine seismic data processing from K-G Basin of India for gas-hydrate delineation.”
  • B.Sc: Physics (Major), St. Columba’s College, India

Zatrudnienie

  • 2025 – Research Assistant, Department of Lithospheric Research, IGF, PAS, Warsaw, Poland
  • 2025 – Consultant Geoscientist, PlanetOne Group, Dubai, UAE
  • 2024 – Lead Geoscientist, IndiComet Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India
  • 2023 – Senior Project Associate, Shallow Seismic Group, CSIR-NGRI, India
  • 2022 – Senior Project Associate, Deep Seismic Division, CSIR-NGRI, India

Nagrody

  • 2019 – Young Scientist Award, 2nd triennial FIGA Congress on ’Geosciences for sustainable development goals’
  • 2015 – INSPIRE-FELLOWSHIP, Department of Science and Technology, Government of India
  • 2014 – Prof. Jagdeo Singh and D. S. Balakrishna Memorial Grant-2013, IGU 50th Annual Convention, CSIR-NGRI, Hyderabad
  • 2014 – Gold Medal, university topper during Master of Science
  • 2013 – Certificate of Sailina onboard ORV Sagar Kanya, National Centre for Antarctic and Ocean Research (NCAOR), Ministry of Earth Science, Government of India

Tematyka badawcza

  • Seismic Data Processing and Interpretation (2D, 3D, 3C, Land and Marine)
  • Seismic Inversion and Modeling
  • Seismic Anisotropy
  • Deep Crustal studies, Lithological analysis,
  • Gravity and Heat Flow analysis
  • Geodynamic
  • Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Publikacje

  1. Kumar, D. and Behera, L. (2024). Seismic evidence of Hales-discontinuity and anisotropy characterization in the Western and Central Dharwar Craton, Southern India, Gondwana Research, (Under Review)
  2. Kumar, D. and Behera, L. (2023). Inversion of 3-C seismic data to delineate P- and S-wave velocity structure, composition, and anisotropy model of the Dharwar Craton, southern India. Geohorizons
  3. Kumar, D. and Behera, L. (2023). Upper-crustal structure, compositions and tectonic settings obtained from Perur–Chikmagalur 3-C seismic profile of Archean Dharwar Province, southern India. Acta Geophysica
  4. Behera, L. and Kumar, D. (2022). Deep Crustal Structure and Compositions for Tectonic and Geodynamic Implications of the Dharwar Craton (Southern India) Inferred from 3-C Wide-angle Seismic Data. Journal of Asian Earth Sciences (JAES), 105092
  5. Kumar, D., Jyothula, M., Betha, V. (2014). Hydrocarbon Exploration in Himalayan Region—A Tough Challenge with High Reward. YoungPetro, 11th issue, Spring 2014