About Me
I'm Charudatt Puri, a Ph.D. Scholar at the Climate Dynamics Lab within the Centre for Atmospheric Sciences (CAS) at IIT Delhi. My doctoral research involves exploring the dynamics behind the genesis of synoptic-scale Monsoon Low-Pressure Systems (LPSs)-transient vortices embedded within the broader monsoon flow. I investigate these fascinating phenomena by integrating observational data, advanced data analysis techniques, and the construction of idealized modeling experiments using Global Climate Models (GCMs).
Prior to my Ph.D., I was a JRF in IDPCS at IIT Bombay, where I worked with regional model to simulate and study extreme rainfall events. Beyond my core research, I'm also deeply interested in understanding the complex entanglement of various climate systems and unraveling their hidden rhythms.
Research Interests
- Monsoon Dynamics
- Geophysical Vortex Dynamics
- Clouds and Convection
- Weather Extremes
Publications
- Kotiye, G. M., Butee, S. P., & Puri, C. J. (2020) High Temperature Tensile Properties of Cryogenically treated AISI 4340 Steel. International Journal of Current Engineering and Technology
Education
- Ph.D. in Atmospheric Sciences (Present) – IIT Delhi, India
- M.Tech in Earth System Science (2023) – IIST Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India
- B.E. in Mechanical Engineering (2018) – MIT Aurangabad, India
Conference Presentations
- “Moist Convection Dynamics of Monsoons (2024)” – ICTS Banglore, India
- “Stanford - IIT Bombay Joint Workshop on Climate Change (2023)” – IIT Bombay, India
- “TROPMET 2022 organised by IISER Bhopan and IMD: Won Best Poster Award, 2022” – TROPMET Bhopal, India
Skills & Tools
- Python
- ARW-WRF modelling