Prof. Srinivasalu S - Present Position Present Additional ...

Prof. Srinivasalu SProfessor, Institute of Ocean Management

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Address : 2, Second Street, Postal Colony, West Mambalam,Chennai 600033

Present Position

Professor, Institute of Ocean Management, , Anna University, Chennai from December-2009.

Present Additional Responsibility

Additional Controller of Examinations, ADDITIONAL CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATION,Anna University, Chennai from November-2015.

Director, Institute of Ocean Management, Anna University, Chennai from April-2015.

Coordinator, ENVIS Centre for CZM & CSB, IOM, Anna University, Chennai.

Previous Positions

Associate professor, Department of Geology, College of Engineering Guindy, AnnaUniversity, Chennai during December-2006 and December-2009.

Assistant Professor, Department of Geology, College of Engineering Guindy, AnnaUniversity, Chennai during December-2003 and December-2006.

Previous Additional Responsibility

Deputy Director, Centre for Research, Anna University, Chennai during February-2013 andApril-2014.

, , Anna University, Chennai.

Other Employment

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Lecturer, University of madras for Ten.

Degree

M.Sc. in Marine Geology, Department of Geology, University of Madras (1984 - 1986).

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Research Degree

Ph.D. in Geochemistry from Faculty of Science and Humanities, University of Madras,University of Madras (1989 - 1997).Title: Petrology and geochemistry of metapelites in and around Kiranur, TrichirappalliDistrict, Tamil Nadu, India.

Area of Specialisation

Coastal Management, Marine Geology, Sedimentology, Geochemist

Membership in Professional Organization

Geological Society of India, India

Asia Oceania Geosciences Society, Singapore

American Geophysical Union, USA

IGCP - Preparing for Coastal Change, Singapore

Research Guidance

Number of Ph.D Scholars Guided : 9Number of Ph.D Scholars Guiding : 7Number of M.E./ M.Tech. Projects Guided : 2Number of M.E./ M.Tech. Projects Guiding : 3

Papers Published in Journals

Research Papers Published in International Journals : 48Research Papers Published in National Journals : 21

1. Srinivasalu, S., Rajasekaran, K.C. and Ram Mohan,V., " Petrology and Geochemistry ofmeta-pelitic rocks of Kiranur, Tiruchirapalli Dt., Tamil Nadu. ", Proceedings of the NationalSeminar on Precambrian Geology., pp. 80-90 (1997).

2. Srinivasalu, S., Rajasekaran, K.C., Ram Mohan, V. and Balasubramanian, S, "The origin of

garnetiferous pelites in the vicinity of P-Ca shear, South India", The Indian Mineralogist, Vol.32, Issue 1, pp. 57 (1998).

3. Ram Mohan, V., Moses Viju Charles, B., Kalaiselvan, A. and Srinivasalu, S., "Serpentinised

dunites and associated rocks from Sirapalli, Tamil Nadu, South India", The Indian Mineralogist,Vol. 32, Issue 1, pp. 104-105 (1998).

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4. Ram Mohan, V., Kalaiselvan, A., Moses Viju Charles, V. and Srinivasalu, S., "Comparativestudies of four ultramafic bodies of Northern Tamil Nadu", Geol. Surv. India, published bySpecial Publications. Vol. 55, pp. 135-154 (2000).

5. Jayaprakash, M., Ram Mohan., V and Srinivasalu., S, "Incidence of Fluoride in the Ground

Waters of Dharmathupatti, Dindugal District, Tamil Nadu", J. Appl. Geochem., Vol. 4, Issue 2,pp. 553-562 (2002).

6. Hema Achyuthan, Richard Mohan, D., Srinivasalu, S and Selvaraj.K.,, "Trace metals

concentrations in the sediment cores of estuary and tidal zones between Chennai andPondicherry, along the east coast of India", Indian J. Mar. Sci, Vol. 31, pp. 141-149 (2002).

7. Subramani, T., Ram Mohan, V., Toshiro Morikiyo, and Srinivasalu, S, "Geological and

geochemical characteristics of alkaline rocks of Koratti, Sundamalai and Yelagiri plutons, SouthIndia", The Indian Mineralogist, Vol. 37, Issue 2, pp. 1-21 (2003).

8. Jonathan, M.P., Ram Mohan, V and Srinivasalu, S., " Geochemical variations of Major and

Trace elements in recent sediments, off the Gulf of Mannar, Southeast coast of India",Environmental Geology, Vol. 45, Issue 4, pp. 466-480 (2004).

9. Shanthakumari, D., Srinivasalu, S. and Subramanian, S, "Effect of Fluoride intoxication on

lipidperoxidation and antioxidant status in experimental rats", Toxicology, Vol. 204, pp. 219-228(2004).

10. Shanthakumari, D., Subramanian, S. and Srinivasalu, S., " Defluoridizing effect of Vermiculite

on high fluoride content water", Research Journal of Chemistry and Environment, Vol. 8, Issue2, pp. 21-25 (2004).

11. Thangadurai, N., Srinivasalu. S., Jonathan, M.P., Rajeshwara Rao, N. and Santhosh Kumar,

R., "Pre-tsunami chemistry of sediment along the inner continental shelf off Ennore, Chennai,southeast coast of India", Indian J. Mar. Sci, Vol. 34, pp. 274-278 (2005).

12. Subramani, T., Elango.L., Srinivasalu, S., and Morikio, T., "Geological setting and groundwater

chemistry in Chithar river basin, Tamil Nadu, India", The Mineralogical Society of India. , Vol.39, Issue 2, pp. 108-119 (2005).

13. Srinivasalu. S., Nagendra. R., Rajalakshmi. P.R., Thangadurai. N., Arun Kumar and Hema

Achyuthan, "Geological signatures of M9 tsunami event on the sediments of Tamil NaduCoast,", “Tsunami: In the Indian Context” , pp. 284 (2005).

14. Jayaprakash, M., Srinivasalu, S., Jonathan, M.P. and Ram Mohan, V, " A baseline study of

physico-chemical parameters and trace metals in waters of Ennore Creek, Chennai, India",Marine Pollution Bulletin, Vol. 50, pp. 583-608 (2005).

15. Nagendra, R., Kamalakannan, B.V., Sajith, C., Gargisen, Reddy A.N. and S.Srinivasalu, "A

record of foraminiferal assemblage in tsunami sediments along Nagappattinam Coast, TamilNadu", Current Science, Vol. 89, Issue 11, (2005).

16. Selvaraj, K., Ram Mohan. V., Jonathan, M.P., and Srinivasalu, S., "Modinfication of coastal

environment: Vedaranyam Wetland, Southeast coast of India.", Jour. Geol. Soc. India, Vol. 66,pp. 535-538 (2005).

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17. T. Ayyamperumal, M.P. Jonathan, S. Srinivasalu, J.S. Armstrong-Altrin, V. Ram Mohan,"Assessment of acid leachable trace metals in sediment cores from River Uppanar, Cuddalore,Southeast coast of India. ", Environmental Pollution, Vol. 143, pp. 34-45 (2006).

18. D Shanthakumari, S Srinivasalu S Subramanianan, "Antioxidant defense systems in red blood

cell lysates of men with dental fluorosis living in Tamil Nadu, India", Fluoride, Vol. 39, Issue 3,pp. 231-239 (2006).

19. Jonathan, M; Srinivasalu, S; Ram-Mohan, V, "Pollution Status of South East Coast of India: A

Baseline Review Based on Surface and Core Sediments", Eos Trans. AGU, Vol. 87, Issue 36,(2006).

20. Seralathan, P., Srinivasalu, S., Ramanathan, A.L., Rajamanikam, G.V., Nagendra, R.,

Singarasubramanian, S. R., Mukesh, M. V. and Manoharan, K, "Post-Tsunami sedimentcharacterization of Tamil Nadu Coast, In “26th December 2004 tsunami: Causes, Effects,Remedial Measures, Pre and Post tsunami Disaster Management ", A geo scientificperspective, pp. 59-82 (2006).

21. D. Janaki-Raman, M.P. Jonathan, S. Srinivasalu, J.S. Armstrong-Altrin, S.P.Mohan, V. Ram

Mohan, "Trace metal enrichments in core sediments in Muthupet mangroves, SE cost of India:Applications of acid leachable technique. ", Environmental Pollution, Vol. 145, pp. 245-257(2007).

22. Shanthakumari, D., S Srinivasalu S Subramanianan,, "Effect of Fluoride intoxication on the

levels of intestinal antioxidants studied in rats", Methods and findings in Experimental andClinical Pharmacology, Vol. 29, Issue 2, pp. 93-99 (2007).

23. Shanthakumari, D., S Srinivasalu S Subramanianan,, "Fluoride contaminated water and its

implications on human health in Vellore district, Tamil Nadu, India", Research Journal ofEnvironmental Toxicology, Vol. 1, Issue 1, pp. 16-26 (2007).

24. M. Jeevanandam, R. Kannan, S.Srinivasalu and Ram Mohan, V, "Hydrogeochemistry and

ground water quality assesment of lower part of the Ponnaiyar River basin, Cuddalore District,South India", Environmental monitoring and assesment, Vol. 132, pp. 263-274 (2007).

25. Cisternas, M., Lagos, M., and Srinivasalu, S, "A Millenium of Great, and Perhaps Lesser,

Earthquakes Recorded by Unusual Landslide and Tsunami Deposits in Chiloe, South-CentralChile", Eos Trans. AGU, Vol. 88, Issue 23, (2007).

26. Jonathan, M; Srinivasalu, S; Thangadurai, N; Ram-Mohan, V, "Characteristics of nearshore

marine tsunami sediments from SE coast of India ", Eos Trans. AGU, Vol. 88, Issue 23,(2007).

27. S.Srinivasalu, N.Thangadurai, Adam D. Switzer, V. Ram Mohan and T.Ayyamperumal,

"Erosion and sedimentation in Kalpakkam (N Tamil Nadu, India) from the 26th December 2004M9 tsunami", Marine Geology , Vol. 240, pp. 65-75 (2007).

28. C.P. Rajendran, S. Srinivasalu, Kusala Rajendran, Senthil Kumar,, "The previous occurrence of

Indian Ocean tsunami-Geological evidence from the southeastern coast of India", Eos Trans.AGU, Vol. 89, (2008).

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29. Thangadurai, N., Srinivasalu, S., Jonathan, M.P., Ram Mohan, V and Sathyanarayanan, M, "Provenence, source rock characteristics and paleoweathering conditions of the nearshorecontinental sediments off Pondichery, Southeast Coast of India", Eos Trans. AGU, Vol. 89,(2008).

30. S.Srinivasalu, N.Thangadurai, V.Ram Mohan, M.P.Jonathan, and T.Ayyamperumal,

"Assessment of acid leacheble trace metals in marine sediments – A proxy for pollutionmonitoring", Journal of Applied Geochemistry, Vol. 10, pp. 210-212 (2008).

31. Sinirani, G., Achyuthan, H and Srinivasalu, S, "Sediment texture and evaluation of acid

leacheble trace metals of the wetland sediments, East Coast, Chennai, India.", Journal ofApplied Geochemistry, Vol. 10, pp. 214-215 (2008).

32. Johnston, P., Ely, L., Achyuthan, H., Srinivasalu, S, "Geomorphic Environments of Tsunami

Deposits, Southeastern India", Eos Trans. AGU, Vol. 89, Issue 53, (2008).

33. M. P. Jonathan, S. Srinivasalu, N. Thangadurai, J. S. Armstrong - Altrin, T. Ayyamperumal andV. Ram-Mohan, "Contamination of Uppanar River and coastal waters off Cuddalore, Southeastcoast of India", Environmental Geology, Vol. 53, pp. 1391-1404 (2008).

34. V.Stephen-Pichamani, M.P.Jonathan, S.Srinivasalu, N.R.R.Rao and S.P.Mohan., "Trace

metals in surface sediments from northern part of Point Calimere, SE coast of India",Environmental Geology, Vol. 55, pp. 1811-1819 (2008).

35. Jayaprakash, M., Jonathan, M.P., Srinivasalu, S., Muthuraj, S., Ram-Mohan V. and

Rajeshwara-Rao N, "Acid-leachable trace metals in sediments from an industrialized region(Ennore Creek) of Chennai City, SE coast of India: An approach towards regular monitoring",Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, Vol. 76, pp. 692-703 (2008).

36. S.Srinivasalu, N.Thangadurai, M.P.Jonathan, J.S.Armstrong-Altrin, T.Ayyamperumal and

V.Ram Mohan, "Evaluation of trace metal contamination in tsunami sediments along TamilNadu coast (central part), SE coast of India: Geochemical and Statistical Approach",Environmental Geology, Vol. 53, pp. 1711-1721 (2008).

37. S. Srinivasalu., N. Rajeshwara Rao, N. Thangadurai1, M.P. Jonathan3, P.D.Roy and V. Ram

Mohan, "Characteristics of 2004 tsunami deposits of Northern Tamil Nadu Coast, SoutheasternIndia.", Buletin de la Sociedad Geologica Mexicana, Vol. 61, Issue 1, pp. 111-118 (2009).

38. T Subramani, L Elango, S Srinivasalu, "Environmental geochemistry of rocks and soils from

Chithar River Basin, Tamil, Nadu, India", Eos Trans. AGU, Vol. 91, Issue 26, (2010).

39. M. Jayaprakash • B. Urban • P. M. Velmurugan S. Srinivasalu, "Accumulation of total tracemetals due to rapid urbanization in microtidal zone of Pallikaranai marsh, South of Chennai,India", Environ Monit Assess, Vol. 170, pp. 609-629 (2010).

40. M. Sundararajan and S. Srinivasalu, "Geochemistry of Core Sediments from Gulf of Mannar,

India", Int. J. Environ. Res, Vol. 4, pp. 861-876 (2010).

41. S. Srinivasalu, M. P. Jonathan, N. Thangadurai and V. Ram-Mohan, "A study on pre- andpost-tsunami shallow deposits off SE coast of India from the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami: ageochemical approach ", Natural Hazards, Vol. 52, pp. 391-401 (2010).

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42. M. P. Jonathan, M. Jayaprakash, S. Srinivasalu, P.D. Roy, N. Thangadurai, S. Muthuraj, and V.Stephen-Pichaimani,, "Evaluation of acid leacheble trace metals in the surface sediments of afive centuaries old mining district in Hidalgo, Central Mexico", Water Air and Soil Pollution, Vol.205, pp. 227-236 (2010).

43. S Srinivasalu, R Ramesh, R Purvaja, M P Jonathan, "Environmental geochemistry of

sediments from Adyar River, Tamil, Nadu, India", Eos Trans. AGU, Vol. 91, Issue 26, (2010).

44. G. Santhiya, C. Lakshumanan, M.P. Jonathan, P.D. Roy, M. Navarrete-Lopez, S. Srinivasalu,B. Uma-Maheswari and P. Krishnakumar, "Metal Enrichment in Beach Sediments fromChennai Metropolis, SE coast of India", Marine Pollution Bulletin, Vol. 62, pp. 2537-2542(2011).

45. C.P. Rajendran, Kusala Rajendran, S. Srinivasalu, Vanessa Andrade, P. Aravazhi and Jaishri

Sanwal, "Geoarchaeological Evidence of a Chola-Period Tsunami from an Ancient Port atKaveripattinam on the Southeastern Coast of India", Geoarchaeology: An International Journal,Vol. 26, pp. 867-887 (2011).

46. M.Umadevi, and S.Srinivasalu, "Monitoring of Wave with sound using Sensor in Sea

Environment", International Proceedings of Chemical, Biological and EnvironmentalEngineering, Vol. 12, pp. 173-176 (2011).

47. L. Alappat, M. Frechen, R. Ramesh, S. Tsukamoto, and S. Srinivasalu, "Evolution of late

Holocene coastal dunes in the Cauvery delta region of Tamil Nadu, India", Journal of AsianEarth Sciences, Vol. 42, pp. 381-397 (2011).

48. M.P. Jonathan, P.D. Roy, N. Thangadurai, S. Srinivasalu, P.F. Rodríguez-Espinosa, S.K.

Sarkar, C. Lakshumanan, M. Navarrete-López, N.P. Muñoz-Sevilla, "Metal concentrations inwater and sediments from tourist beaches of Acapulco, Mexico", Marine Pollution Bulletin, Vol.62, pp. 845-850 (2011).

49. M. P. Jonathan., P. D. Roy., J. L. Sańchez-Zavala., S. Srinivasalu., M. C.

Macıás-Romo., C. Lakshumanan, "Field survey report on the 11th March 2011 tsunamiin Pacific coast of Mexico", Natural Hazards, Vol. 58, pp. 859-864 (2011).

50. R. Kannan, V. Kannan, S. Srinivasalu, M. Jayaprakash, "Impact of anthropogenic input on

physicochemical parameters and trace metals in marine surface sediments of Bay of Bengal offChennai, India", Environ Monit Assess, Vol. 177, pp. 95-114 (2011).

51. S. R. Singarasubramanian, M. V. Mukesh, K. Manoharan, P. Seralathan and S. Srinivasalu,

"Geological and geomorphological perspectives of the tsunami on the Tamil Nadu Coast,India", The University Press of Kentucky, USA , pp. 65-97 (2011).

52. P. D. Roy., M. P. Jonathan., M. C. Macıás., J. L. Sańchez., R. Lozano, S. Srinivasalu, "

Geological characteristics of Japan tsunami sediments deposited along the coast ofsouthwestern Mexico", Chemie Erde - Geochemistry, Vol. 72, pp. 91-95 (2012).

53. M. P. Jonathan, S. Srinivasalu, N. Thangadurai, N. Rajeswara-Rao, V. Ram-Mohan and T.

Narmatha, "Offshore depositional sequence of 2004 tsunami from Chennai, SE coast of India",Natural Hazards, Vol. 62, pp. 1155-1168 (2012).

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54. M. Jeevanandam, R. Nagarajan, M. Manikandan, M. Senthilkumar, S. Srinivasalu and M. V.Prasanna, "Hydrogeochemistry and microbial contamination of groundwater from LowerPonnaiyar Basin, Cuddalore District, Tamil Nadu, India. ", Environmental Earth Sciences, Vol.67, pp. 867-887 (2012).

55. Umadevi, M and Srinivasalu, S, "Parameters for Tsunami Classification Model using BPN

Based Artificial Neural Network", European Journal of Scientific Research, Vol. 76, Issue 4, pp.633-647 (2012).

56. T.Subramani, S.Srinivasalu & R. Nagarajan, " Implication of petrography and geochemistry on

engineering properties of building stones", International Journal of Engineering and PhysicalSciences, Vol. 6, pp. 377-382 (2012).

57. Adam D. Switzer, S. Srinivasalu, N. Thangadurai, & V. Ram Mohan, "Bedding structures in

Indian tsunami deposits that provide clues to the dynamics of tsunami inundation", GeologicalSociety, published by Special Publications. Vol. 361, Issue 1, pp. 61-77 (2012).

58. Abbas, H., Achyuthan, H and Srinivasalu, S, "Heavy metal concentrations in the estuary and

tidal zone sediments along the east coast, Tamil Nadu, India", Journal of AppliedGeochemistry, Vol. 14, pp. 11-44 (2012).

59. C. P. Rajendran.,Kusala Rajendran.,Vanessa Andrade., and S. Srinivasalu, "Ages and relative

sizes of pre-2004 tsunamis in the Bay of Bengal inferred from geologic evidence in theAndaman and Nicobar Islands", Journal Geophysical Research, Vol. 118, pp. 1345-1362(2013).

60. Umadevi and S. Srinivasalu, " Online sensors and wavelet-based filter approach for tsunami

case study", Journal of Applied Remote Sensing, Vol. 7, Issue 1, (2013).

61. M. P. Jonathan., P. D. Roy., P. F. Rodrı´guez-Espinosa., S. K. Sarkar; Mun˜oz-Sevilla;M. Navarrete-Lopez; S. Srinivasalu; N. Thangadurai, "Evaluation of trace elementconcentration (acid leachable) in sediments from River Pánuco and its adjacent lagoon areas",Environ Earth Sci, Vol. 68, Issue 8, pp. 2239- 2252 (2013).

62. Judith D.Silva and Srinivasalu, S, "Environmental Impact Assessment of the Coastal Area

around Kaveripoompattinam, Nagapattinam District", Indian Journal of EnvironmentalProtection, Vol. 33, pp. 353-362 (2013).

63. B. Uma Maheswari, Srinivasalu, S, V. Ram Mohan, C.Lakshumanan and G.Santhiya,,

"Environmental cycling and Bioaccumulation of trace elements around Pakkanadu, SalemDistrict, Tamil Nadu, India", Pollution Research Volume, (2013).

64. Judith D.Silva and Srinivasalu, S and Saravanan P, "Significance of Geochemical Proxies in

Assessing the Quality of Marine Sediments of Gulf of Mannar", Pollution Research Volume,Vol. 32, Issue 3, pp. 615 - 627 (2013).

65. D. M. Kakar, G. Naeem, A. Usman, H. Hasan, H. A. Lohdi, S. Srinivasalu, V. Andrade, C. P.

Rajendran, A. Naderi Beni, M. A. Hamzeh, G. Hoffmann , N. Al Balushi, N. Gale, A. M. Kodijat,H. M. Fritz, An, " Elders Recall an Earlier Tsunami on Indian Ocean Shores", AMERICANGEOPHYSICAL UNION , Vol. 95, Issue 51, (2014).

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66. Judith D. Silva, S. Srinivasalu, P.D.Roy and M.P.Jonathan, "Environmental Conditions Inferredfrom Multi-Element Concentrations in Sediments off Cauvery Delta, Southeast India",Environmental Earth Science, Vol. 71, Issue 5, pp. 2043-2058 (2014).

67. Judith D. Silva, Srinivasalu S., Saravanan P., Jonathan M.P., Ananda Sabari K., Roy P.D,

"Environmental Geochemistry and Pollution Load for Marine Sediments Off Poombuhar,Southeast Coast of India", International Journal Of Environmental Technology andManagement, published by Inderscience Publishers. Vol. 17, pp. 469-482 (2014).

68. N. Vedachalam,S. Srinivasalu,R. Ramesh,A. Aarthi, G.A. Ramadass, M.A. Atmanand, " Review

and reliability modeling of maturing subsea hydrocarbon boosting systems", Journal of NaturalGas Science and Engineering, Vol. 25, pp. 284-296 (2015).

69. N. Vedachalam ,S. Srinivasalu, G. Rajendran, G.A. Ramadass, M.A. Atmanand, " Review of

unconventional hydrocarbon resources in major energy consuming countries and efforts inrealizing natural gas hydrates as a future source of energy", Journal of Natural Gas Scienceand Engineering, Vol. 26, pp. 163-175 (2015).

Papers Presented in Programmes

Research Papers Presented in International Programmes : 46Research Papers Presented in National Programmes : 18

1. on Asia-Oceania Geosciences Society (AOGS) Meeting, Singapore .

2. "Geological evidence for a previous Indian Ocean tsunami from the south eastern coast ofIndia" presented in a International level conference on Asia-Oceania Geosciences Society(AOGS) Meeting, Singapore .

3. "The previous occurrence of Indian Ocean tsunami-Geological evidence from the southeasterncoast of India" presented in a International level conference on American Geophysical UnionMeeting, San Francisco .

4. "Provenence, source rock characteristics and paleoweathering conditions of the nearshorecontinental sediments off Pondichery, Southeast Coast of India" presented in a Internationallevel conference on American Geophysical Union Joint Assembly , USA .

5. "A Millenium of Great, and Perhaps Lesser, Earthquakes Recorded by Unusual Landslide andTsunami Deposits in Chiloe" presented in a International level conference on South-CentralChile Eos Trans. AGU, Mexico .

6. "A Millenium of Great, and Perhaps Lesser, Earthquakes Recorded by Unusual Landslide andTsunami Deposits in Chiloe" presented in a International level conference , Mexico .

7. "Characteristics of nearshore marine tsunami sediments from SE coast of India " presented in aInternational level conference .

8. "Sediment characteristics of 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami: Implications for palaeotsunamistudies" presented in a International level conference on AOGS 2007, Thailand .

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9. "Trace Metal Enrichments in Tsunami Sediments along Tamil Nadu Coast, SE coast of India:Geochemical and Statistical Approaches " presented in a International level conference onAOGS 2007, Thailand .

10. Ram Mohan, V., Chandrasekaran, K., Jonathan, M.P., Srinivasalu, S and Suresh Kumar, S,"Geochemistry and Recognizing Tsunami Sediments in the Shallow Marine Core OffNagapattinam, South East India " presented in a International level conference on AOGS 2007,Thailand .

11. "Pollution Status of South East Coast of India: A Baseline Review Based on Surface and CoreSediments" presented in a International level conference , USA .

12. "Rewriting the book on tsunami deposited sandsheets using insights from southeast coast ofIndia. " presented in a International level conference on 17th International Congress ofSedimentologz, Japan .

13. "Erosion and sedimentation in Kalpakkam (N Tamil Nadu, India) from the 26 December 2004 "presented in a International level conference on M9 tsunami Geophysical Research, Austria .

14. "Distribution of geochemical elements in tsunami sediments in beach sediments. " presented ina International level conference on INAQ 2006, Mexico .

15. "Environmental quality and toxic metals in River Amajac, Hidalgo, Mexico" presented in aInternational level conference on INAQ 2006, Mexico .

16. "Acid leachable trace metals in the sedimentary deposits of 2004 Asian tsunami at Kalpakkam,SE coast of India’" presented in a International level conference on International conference onEnvironmental Geosciences, India .

17. "Characteristics of the 26th December 2004 South East Asian Tsunami Deposits: A case studyfrom SE coast of India" presented in a International level conference on First InternationalTsunami Field Symposium, Netherlands .

18. "The 26th December 2004 Tsunami-Run up and Inundation and their relationship withgeomorphology in Tamil Nadu, India" presented in a International level conference on ThirdTsunami Symposium at Honolulu, USA .

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20. S.Srinivasalu, N.Thangadurai, M.P.Jonathan and V.Ram-Mohan , "Acid leachable trace metalsin marine sediments: A proxy for pollution monitoring" presented in a National level workshopon Applied Geochemistry in Environmental Studies at the Center for Natural Hazards andDisaster Studies, organised by University of Madras, Chennai,India .

21. S.Srinivasalu, N.Thangadurai, M.P.Jonathan and V.Ram-Mohan , "Heavy metal contaminationin surface sediments off north Chennai coast" presented in a National level seminar onGeoscience and environment (NASGEN) , organised by University of Madras, Chennai,India .

22. S.Srinivasalu, N.Thangadurai, M.P.Jonathan and V.Ram-Mohan, "Defluoridation of highfluoride content in water using Vermiculite " presented in a National level conference onPollution Abatement through technology developmen, organised by Anna University,Chennai,India .

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23. M. Jayaprakash, N. R. Rao, S. Srinivasalu, K. Selvaraj, M. P. Jonathan and V. Ram Mohan,"Geochemical assessment of heavy metal pollution and its influence on foraminiferalmorphology in Ennore creek, Tamil Nadu" presented in a National level seminar on Advancesin Applied Geosciences for Sustainable Development, Chennai,India .

24. M.P. Jonathan, V. Ram Mohan and S. Srinivasalu , "Industrial development and coastalenvironment: A case study on metal contamination off Tuticorin coast, Gulf of Mannar, SouthIndia" presented in a National level seminar on Advances in Applied Geosciences forSustainable Development, CHennai,India .

25. V. Ram Mohan, S. Srinivasalu, R. Siddartha, UM.P.JonathanU and M. Jayaprakash,"Environmental impact assessment of Ennore Industrial belt, North of Chennai city, TamilNadu." presented in a National level seminar on Advances in Applied Geosciences forSustainable Development, Chennai,India .

26. S. Srinivasalu, V. Ram Mohan, M. Jayaprakash, K. Selvaraj, UM. P. JonathanU, R. ManealKumar and M. Kannan , "Pollution reconnaissance in recent sediments of Ennore Creek usinghydrochloric acid extractable trace elements" presented in a National level conference on XVIIConvention of Indian Association of Sedimentologists, organised by Cochin University ofScience and Technology, Cochin,India .

27. "Pathological morphogenesis in Recent foraminifera from the Ennore Creek, south-east coastof India: Implications for coastal monitoring" presented in a International level conference onInternational Conference on Environmental Concerns and Emerging Abatement Technologies,Beijing from 09-Oct-2001 to 12-Oct-2001.

28. "Historical variation of trace metals in core sediments – A study from Gulf of Mannar, SoutheastCoast of India, An International Conference on Deltas: Geological Modeling and Management"presented in a International level conference on An International Conference on Deltas:Geological Modeling and Management from 10-Jan-2005 to 16-Jan-2005.

29. "A comparative study of distribution and behavior of acid leachable trace metals in coresediments from the selected estuaries of Southeast Coast of India " presented in aInternational level conference on An International Conference on Deltas: Geological Modelingand Management, Vietnam from 10-Jan-2005 to 16-Jan-2005.

30. "Geochronological Work on Coastal Sediments in India" presented in a International levelconference on International Palaeopedology Conference, India from 10-Jan-2008 to14-Jan-2008.

31. "Interpretation of rock weathering from geochemistry of soils in Chithar River basin, SouthernIndia, " presented in a International level conference on International PalaeopedologyConference, India from 10-Jan-2008 to 14-Jan-2008.

32. "Geochemical characters of surface and core sediments from Tejocotal reservoir, HidalgoState, Mexico: A study on environmental and climatic factors," presented in a International levelconference on International Palaeopedology Conference, India from 10-Jan-2008 to14-Jan-2008.

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33. "Paleo-overwash sandsheets from Tamil Nadu Coast: Clues to tsunami hazards in India"presented in a National level seminar on Sedimentary basins of India – Their Geologicalsignificance and economic prospects, organised by The Maharaja Sayajirao University ofBaroda, Baroda from 26-Dec-2008 to 28-Dec-2008.

34. Srinivasalu, S., Switzer Adam, D., Thangadurai, N and Ram Mohan, V , "Hydrodynamic cluesfrom Sedimentary structures in tsunami deposits, " presented in a National level seminar onNational Seminar on Sedimentary basins of India – Their Geological significance and economicprospects, organised by The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, Baroda from26-Dec-2008 to 28-Dec-2008.

35. "Tsunami recurrence in Bay of Bengal based on near and far field studies" presented in aNational level conference on National Symposium on Environmental Geology, organised byAnna University, Chennai,India from 26-Nov-2009 to 28-Nov-2009.

36. Judith D Silva,, "Evaluation of the Environmenal Impact Assesment of Kaveripoonpattinam:ACase Study" presented in a National level conference on National Symposium onEnvironmental Geology, organised by Anna University, Chennai,India from 26-Nov-2009 to28-Nov-2009.

37. "Spatial distribution of metal contaminents in surface sediments along southeast coast of India" presented in a National level conference on National Symposium on Environmental Geology,organised by Anna University, Chennai,India from 26-Nov-2009 to 28-Nov-2009.

38. Singarasubramanian, S.R., Mukesh, M.V., Seralathan, P., Srinivasalu, S., Sujatha, K.,Rajmohan, S and Manoharan, K , "Coastal and dune morphological changes by the 2004tsunami in Central Tamil Nadu Coast: A Geoenvironmental Perspective" presented in aNational level conference on National Symposium on Environmental Geology, organised byAnna University, Chennai,India from 26-Nov-2009 to 28-Nov-2011.

39. "Luminescence dating of coastal dunes at the Cauvery delta showing rapid environmentalchanges" presented in a International level conference on International Workshop on Deltas:Coastal Vulnerability and Management, India from 06-Dec-2009 to 12-Dec-2009.

40. "Climatic variability on Holocene deltaic core sediments of Muthupet lagoon, SE-Coast of India:Geochemical and paleoenvironmental implications" presented in a International levelconference on International Workshop on Deltas: Coastal Vulnerability and Management, Indiafrom 06-Dec-2009 to 12-Dec-2009.

41. "Geological Clues for Ancient Tsunamis in Southeast Coast of India" presented in aInternational level conference on Chapman Conference on Giant Earthquakes and theirTsunamis, Chile from 16-May-2010 to 24-May-2010.

42. "19th September 1985 tsunami deposits from Bahia de Potosi, Zihuatenejo, Guerrero, Mexico"presented in a International level conference on Chapman Conference on Giant Earthquakesand their Tsunami, Chile from 16-May-2010 to 24-May-2010.

43. "Geological evidence for a full-size predecessor tsunami from the Bay of Bengal shores."presented in a International level conference on Chapman Conference on Giant Earthquakesand their Tsunamis, Chile from 16-May-2010 to 24-May-2010.

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44. "Environmental geochemistry of sediments from Adyar River, Tamil, Nadu, India" presented ina International level conference on The meeting of the Americas, Brazil from 08-Aug-2010 to13-Aug-2010.

45. "Environmental geochemistry of rocks and soils from Chithar River Basin, Tamil, Nadu, India"presented in a International level conference on The meeting of the Americas, Brazil from08-Aug-2010 to 13-Aug-2010.

46. "Clues for tsunami recurrence during the past in the Cauvery delta region, India," presented ina International level conference on International Workshop on Deltas: Coastal Vulnerability andManagement, organised by Anna University, India from 06-Dec-2010 to 12-Dec-2010.

47. "Statistical analysis of the geochemical evolution of surface sediments along Pointcalimer,Southeast Coast of India" presented in a International level conference on Humboldt Kollegand International Conference on Recent Advancements in Earth Resources Research: TheRoad to the Future (Earth Future), India from 07-Sep-2011 to 09-Sep-2011.

48. "Hydrodynamics of tsunami inferred from Sedimentary structures: Clues to paleotsunamihazards in India" presented in a National level conference on 24th Indian Institute ofGeomorphologists National Conference and Annual Convention on Coastal Dynamics andGeomorphology, organised by Anna University, Chennai,India from 19-Oct-2011 to22-Oct-2011.

49. "Geochemistry and pollution studies off Kaverpattinam, Bay of Bengal, Tamil Nadu" presentedin a National level conference on 24th Indian Institute of Geomorphologists NationalConference and Annual Convention on Coastal Dynamics and Geomorphology, organised byAnna University, Chennai,India from 19-Oct-2011 to 22-Oct-2011.

50. "Geochronological Work on Coastal Sediments in India" presented in a International levelconference , organised by Austauschsitzung des GGA-Instituts, Germany from 14-Nov-2011 to15-Nov-2011.

51. "Comparitive study of near shore and far field tsunami deposits from Indian and Pacific Oceanregions" presented in a National level seminar on Modern and Paleo Sediments: Implications toClimate, Water Resources and Environmental Changes and XXVIII Convention, IndianAssosciation of Sedimentologists, School of Environmental Sciences, organised by JawaharlalUniversity, New Delhi from 24-Nov-2011 to 26-Nov-2011.

52. "Recent and Past extreme washover sandsheets: A comparative study from Indian and pacificOcean Regions" presented in a International level conference on In the International OpenScience Conference “ Global Environmental Change Challenges and Innovation, India from20-Feb-2012 to 24-Feb-2012.

53. "Geochemical Evidences for Holocene Aridification in Southeast Coast of India" presented in aInternational level conference on AOGS – AGU(WPGM) Joint Assembly, India from13-Aug-2012 to 17-Aug-2012.

54. "Sedimentological Characteristics of Tsunami and Storm Deposits: A Modern Analog fromSoutheast Indian Coast. " presented in a International level conference on AOGS –AGU(WPGM) Joint Assembly, India from 13-Aug-2012 to 17-Aug-2012.

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55. "Subsurface Geomorphological Study of Mahabalipuram Coast Using Ground PenetratingRadar & Sedimentology" presented in a International level conference on The fourth IGCP 588:‘Preparing for Coastal Change, organised by Institute for Ocean Management,Anna University,India from 20-May-2013 to 24-May-2013.

56. "Geological records of ancient tsunamis from South eastern coast of India" presented in aInternational level conference on The fourth IGCP 588: ‘Preparing for Coastal Change,organised by Institute for Ocean Management,Anna University, India from 20-May-2013 to24-May-2013.

57. "Historical Tsunami And Stroms Records In A Coastal Lowland, Kameshwaram Along CauveryDelta Coast,Tamil Nadu, India" presented in a International level conference on The fourthIGCP 588: ‘Preparing for Coastal Change’, organised by Institute for Ocean Management,AnnaUniversity, India from 20-May-2013 to 24-May-2013.

58. "Holocene sea-level changes in the coasts of central Kerala, South India- evidences fromcoastal wetlands and palaeo-beach ridges" presented in a International level conference onThe fourth IGCP 588: ‘Preparing for Coastal Change’, organised by Institute for OceanManagement,Anna University, India from 20-May-2013 to 24-May-2013.

59. "Evaluation of the Impact Assessment of Coastal Environment off Gulf of Mannar" presented ina International level conference on The fourth IGCP 588: ‘Preparing for Coastal Change’,organised by Institute for Ocean Management,Anna University, India from 20-May-2013 to24-May-2013.

60. "Phosphorus dynamics of water - sediment and its interference with heavy metals of Pulicatlagoon, South East Coast of India" presented in a International level conference on The fourthIGCP 588: ‘Preparing for Coastal Change’ , organised by Institute for OceanManagement,Anna University, India from 20-May-2013 to 24-May-2013.

61. "Sedimentary differences between the 2011 Thane cyclone and the 2004 Indian Oceantsunami,Cuddalore District, South East coast of India, Tamil Nadu" presented in a Internationallevel conference on The fourth IGCP 588: ‘Preparing for Coastal Change’, organised byInstitute for Ocean Management,Anna University, India from 20-May-2013 to 24-May-2013.

62. C. Lakshmi Narasimhan, S. Srinivasalu, V. Kumaravel, R.Venkatachalapathy, SusantaMaharana and S. Senthil , "'Heavy metal Geochemistry and Magnetic Susceptibility studies onthe sediments along Adayar River, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India" presented in a Internationallevel conference on The fourth IGCP 588: ‘Preparing for Coastal Change, organised byInstitute for Ocean Management,Anna University, India from 20-May-2013 to 24-May-2013.

63. "High Resoluation Holocene Climatic Registers from the Red Sands of South Coast of India"presented in a International level conference on The fourth IGCP 588: ‘Preparing for CoastalChange’ , organised by Institute for Ocean Management,Anna University, India from20-May-2013 to 24-May-2013.

64. S. Srinivasalu , "Biotic Response to Ocean acidification - Ancient Analogs and FutureProjections" presented in a National level conference on Climate Change Impacts and CoastalArea Management, organised by University of Madras, India from 27-Feb-2015 to28-Feb-2015.

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Books Published

1. "Proceedings of the National Seminar on Precambrian Geology" authored by K. C.Rajasekaran, K. C. Rajasekaran and S. Srinivasalu and published by Department of Geology,University of Madras.(1997)

Current Sponsored Projects

1. "Sediment cells delineation of Coastal zone of India – NCSCM, (MoEF, Govt. of India)", fundedby NCSCM, (MoEFCC, Govt. of India) ( January-2014 - December-2017 ). Project Cost:4000000.00.

2. "Mineral Mapping of Indian Coasts - NCSCM, (MoEF, Govt. of India)", funded by NCSCM,(MoEFCC, Govt. of India) ( January-2014 - December-2017 ). Project Cost: 4000000.00.

3. "Co-Ordinator, ENVIS Centre for Coastal Zone Management and Coastal Shelterbelt, Institutefor Ocean Management, Anna University, Chennai. (MoEF, Govt.", funded by MoEFCC, Govt.of India ( January-2014 - December-2017 ). Project Cost: 4799222.00.

4. "Tsunami and Storm dynamics from coastal sedimentary archives: A multi-site, event tomillennial timescale study to resolve the origin of paleo-washove", funded by INCOIS ,MoES,Govt.of India ( January-2013 - December-2017 ). Project Cost: 7577000.00.

5. "Geochemical analysis of rock specimens".

6. "Geochemical analysis of rock specimens".

7. "L&T – III Project", funded by L&T Limited, Chennai – 600089 ( January-2014.. Project Cost:511800.00.

8. "L & T - II project - EIA report for Minor Port at Kattuppalli village", funded by L&T Limited,Chennai – 600089 ( January-2014.. Project Cost: 2000000.00.

9. "L&T - IV Project", funded by L&T Limited, Chennai – 600089 ( January-2015.. Project Cost:1500000.00.

10. "Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited", funded by BPCL ( November-2015.. Project Cost:1000000.00.

Sponsored Projects Completed

1. "Global Mercury Assessment Sources, emissions, releases and environmental transportUNEP, Switzerland", funded by European Commission (January-2012 - October-2015). ProjectCost: 5107464.00.

2. "Communicating the effects of the 1945 Makran tsunami to increase awareness andpreparedness of tsunami hazards in the Makran region Funded by Royal No", funded by RoyalNorwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through UNESCO/IOC and ICG/IOTWS Secretariat(January-2013 - December-2014)

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3. "Assessment of inherent toxicity of certain rocks and its impacts on environment(CPEES –UGC)", funded by CPEES – UGC (January-2010 - December-2015). Project Cost:10000000.00.

4. "Coastal Morphology project - NCSCM", funded by NCSCM, (MoEFCC, Govt. of India)(January-2014 - December-2015). Project Cost: 2401606.00.

5. "Paleotsunami studies from Mexico and India funded by DST-Conacyt programme (2010-2011)Government of India and Government of Mexico.", funded by DST-Conacyt (January-2010 -December-2011)

6. "Geologic clues to Makran tsunami hazards by Working Group 3 of the IntergovernmentalCoordination Group for the Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning and Mitig", funded byUNESCO-IOC (January-2008 - December-2011)

7. "Geologic assessment of Makran tsunami hazards” Funded by Royal Norwegian Ministry ofForeign Affairs through UNESCO/IOC and ICG/IOTWS Secretariat, IOC", funded by RoyalNorwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs through UNESCO/IOC and ICG/IOTWS Secretariat(January-2008 - December-2011)

8. "Indo-Mexican Scientific-Technological Cooperation Programme, DST- CONACYT Project on“Tsunami Deposits”", funded by DST- CONACYT (January-2008 - December-2012)

9. "Recent and past tsunami deposits and their environmental significance in India and Mexico,funded by Cuerpo academia, UAEH, Mexico", funded by Cuerpo academia, UAEH, Mexico(January-2008 - December-2008)

10. "Recurrence and probability of giant earthquakes and their tsunamis in south-central Chile,Funded by US-AID IOTWS Programme, coordinated by Brian F. A", funded by US-AID IOTWSProgramme, coordinated by Brian F. Atwater, Unites States Geological Survey (USGS), USA(January-2007 - December-2007)

11. "From Postgraduate to professional - a partnership for the development of a course forprofessional capacity in coastal zone managers, Funded by Europe", funded by Europe-AidAsia Link Programme, coordinated by the University of Wageningen, Amsterdam, Netherlands(January-2006 - December-2007)

12. "Ecological Inter-linkages between terrestrial and coastal environments in the Indian Westernpacific Region, Funded by DST-BMBF Indo-German Project (D", funded by DST-BMBFIndo-German Project (Department of Science and Technology (DST), Ministry of Science andTe (January-2006 - December-2007)

13. "Evaluation of environmental factors in Rover Huitzilin and Tejacotal Dam Region, Hidalgo,Mexico: A study on Geochemicl Aspects, funded by UAEH, Pachu", funded by UAEH,Pachuca, Mexico (January-2006 - December-2007)

14. "Distribution of contaminent metals in water and sediments of River Amajac: A study onEnvironmental Factors, funded by PROMEP-Mexico", funded by PROMEP-Mexico(January-2006 - December-2007)

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15. "Recurrence and probability of tsunamis in Sri Lanka, Funded by IOC’S IOTWS Programmethrough its project integrator in Bangkok.", funded by IOC’S IOTWS Programme through itsproject integrator in Bangkok. (January-2007 - December-2007)

16. "UGC-DRS- Geological, geomorphological, remote sensing and environmental geology of Eastcoast basins , TamilNadu", funded by University Grants Commission (UGC), Government ofIndia (January-2012 - December-2014). Project Cost: 4250000.00.

17. "Dynamics and geologic records of past-overwash sandsheets along northern Tamil NaduCoast, Southeast Coast of India (UGC)", funded by University Grants Commission, Ministry ofHuman Resource Development, Government of India (January-2010 - December-2014).Project Cost: 820000.00.

18. "Constraining the tsunami/cyclicity” along the southeast coast of India based on near source(Andaman’s) & far field (East coast of India) investigatio", funded by Indian National Centre forOcean Information Services, Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government of Ind (January-2008 -December-2012). Project Cost: 2870000.00.

19. "Characterization of Organic Matter in Proterozoic Unconformity Related Uranium Deposits – ACase Study from Srisailam and Palnad Sub-Basins (BRNS)", funded by BRNS,Board ofResearch in Nuclear Sciences, Department of atomic energy, Government of India.(January-2008 - December-2011). Project Cost: 1600000.00.

20. "Depositional characteristics of recent and past over wash sand sheets along the coastal tractsof Nagappattinam and Vedharanyam, Southeast Coast of In", funded by (CSIR), Governmentof India (January-2007 - December-2010). Project Cost: 535000.00.

21. "Characterisation of Tsunami deposits along Tamil Nadu Coast- Kalpakkam, Funded byDepartment of Science and Technology (DST), Ministry of Science and ", funded byDepartment of Science and Technology (DST), Ministry of Science and Technology,Government of India (January-2006 - January-2006). Project Cost: 434000.00.

22. "Geochemistry of Soils and their Relationship with the Diversity and Uptake Rare Earth Earthand Radioactive Elements by Herbal Flora Funded by Univers", funded by University GrantsCommission (UGC), Government of India (January-2003 - December-2003)

23. "Digital Mapping and Conservation of Mangroves, in Vedaranyam-Muthupet area, Tamil NaduBased on Biogeochemical Analysis and Remote Sensing & GIS Appli", funded by UniversityGrants Commission (UGC), Government of India (January-2003 - December-2003)

24. "Geochemistry of sediments along the inner continental shelf off Ennore, Chennai, southeastcoast of India, Funded by Tamil Nadu State Council for Scie", funded by Tamil Nadu StateCouncil for Science and Technology, (TNSCST), Government of Tamil Nadu (January-2002 -December-2002)

25. "Toxic Heavy metal Pollutant Flux into the Bay of Bengal through the Uppanar River Estuaryand possible impact on Benthic Foraminifera near Cuddalore, ", funded by University GrantsCommission (UGC), Government of India (January-2001 - December-2001)

26. "Geoscientific evaluation of the Dimensional stone quarries of Tamil Nadu Minerals Limited,Funded by Tamil Nadu Minerals Limited, (TAMIN), Government ", funded by Tamil NaduMinerals Limited, (TAMIN), Government of Tamil Nadu (January-2001 - December-2001)

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27. "Mega Container Terminal Project - Chennai Port Trust", funded by Chennai Port Trust(January-2010 - December-2014). Project Cost: 992700.00.

28. "Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment (REIA), Numerical Modelling and Dispersion studiesof Intake and outfall structures for proposed desalination pl", funded by South Ganga WatersTechnologies (P) Ltd, Adyar, Chennai 600 020 (January-2010 - December-2010). Project Cost:500000.00.

29. "Petrographical investigation on rock samples", funded by M/s. Siddique Infrastructure ProjectsPvt. Ltd, No. 3, Nawab Habibullah Avenue, 3rd Street, Nungam (January-2010 -December-2010). Project Cost: 40000.00.

30. "Petrographical investigation on rock samples", funded by M/s. S. K. Enterprises, 99, D ChetpetRoad, Vandavasi. Thiruvannamalai District, Tamil Nadu, 604 408 (January-2010 -December-2010). Project Cost: 45000.00.

31. "Geochemical analysis of rock specimens", funded by M/s Vel Engineering Consultants Pvt.Ltd., 82/19, 3rd Main Road Extension, Venkateswara Nagar, Velac (January-2010 -December-2010). Project Cost: 40000.00.

32. "Petrographical investigation on rock samples", funded by M/s. N.S.K. Builders (P) Ltd., G3,Chaand Towers, 128, L.B.Road, Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai – 41 (January-2010 -December-2010). Project Cost: 40000.00.

33. "Petrographic Studies of Rock Samples from MARG Quarry 1 (Maducon) for Break WaterConstruction at L&T Shipyard cum Minor Port, Kattupalli", funded by M/S Marg Limited,Chennai. (January-2009 - December-2009). Project Cost: 42000.00.

34. "Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment Study and Comprehensive Environmental ImpactAssessment for the proposed 1320 MW coal based thermal power projec".

35. "Rapid Environmental Impact Assessment Study and Comprehensive Environmental ImpactAssessment for the proposed 1320 MW coal based thermal power projec", funded by EMPEEPower and Infrastructure Private Limited, Empee Tower, 59, Harris Road, Pudupet, Chennai60000 (January-2008 - December-2008). Project Cost: 500000.00.

36. "Geological Classification (Megascopic and Rock thin section petrography), Rock density(Specific gravity SG), water absorption capacity, Chemical Soun", funded by M/s MelatheruMining Company, No. 39, II floor, ABC Trade Centre, Chennai 600002 (January-2008 -December-2008). Project Cost: 30000.00.

37. "Petrographical investigation on rock samples", funded by M/s Enterprising Enterprises Limited,Chennai (January-2006 - December-2006). Project Cost: 26000.00.

38. "Petrographic Studies of Rock Core Samples from Bhavini, Kalpakkam", funded by M/s DBMGeotechnics and Constructions Pvt. Ltd, B/301 Centaur House, 3rd Floor, Shantinagar Industri(January-2005 - December-2005). Project Cost: 25000.00.

39. "Petrography studies and its correlation to rock strength based on the results of triaxial testsupplied by M/s L&T Limited.", funded by M/s L&T Limited, Chennai – 600089 (January-2005 -December-2005). Project Cost: 20000.00.

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40. "Geological and Geochemical investigation on rock samples", funded by M/s. Gem Granites,146, Injambakkam, Chennai 600041 (January-2005 - December-2005). Project Cost:20000.00.

41. "Petrographical investigation on rock samples", funded by M/s Geo-foundations and StructuresPrivate Limited., Chennai – 20 (January-2004 - December-2004). Project Cost: 20000.00.

42. "Raj Speciality Chemicals", funded by Raj Speciality Chemicals (January-2014 -December-2015). Project Cost: 32500.00.

43. "Ecological Feasibility study for the proposed special project on ", funded by Corporation ofChennai (January-2014 - December-2015). Project Cost: 561800.00.

Programme Organized

1. Organizing Secretary, National level seminar on "National Seminar on Precambrian Geology,1990 at Department of Geology, University of Madras " .

2. Organizing Secretary, International level conference on "International Symposium onCharnockite and Granulite Facies Rocks, 1996 at Department of Geology, University of Madras" .

3. Organizing Secretary, National level conference on "Symposium on Carbonatites andassociated Alkaline Rocks, 2000 at Department of Geology, University of Madras " .

4. Organizing Secretary, National level seminar on "National Seminar on Recent Advances inStratigraphy and Petrology, 2003 at Department of Geology, University of Madras" .

5. Convenor, International level conference on "Symposium on significance of Earth Science andEnvironment for Society, 2005 at Department of Geology, Anna University" .

6. Organizing Secretary, International level conference on "International Conference onEnvironmental Geosciences, 2006 at Department of Geology, Anna University" .

7. Convenor, International level workshop on "International workshop on Tsunami Geology, 2006at Department of Geology, Anna University" .

8. Organizing Secretary, International level conference on "International PalaeopedologyConference" .

9. Organizing Secretary, National level conference on "National Symposium on EnvironmentalGeology" .

10. Organizing Secretary, National level conference on "National Symposium on GeologicalProcesses, Mineral and fossil fuel exploration " .

11. Convenor, International level conference on "AGU - The meeting of the Americas –Paleoceanography and Paleoclimatology Section" .

12. Organizing Secretary, International level conference on "The fourth IGCP 588 “ Preparing forCoastal Change” " .

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13. Organizer, International level workshop on "LOICZ Meeting “Coastal vulnerability and SciencePlan Workshop" from 02-Dec-2014 to 05-Dec-2014.

14. Organizer, International level workshop on "SCOPE-LOICZ “Coastal vulnerability" from06-Dec-2014 to 07-Dec-2014.

15. Organizer, International level workshop on "11th INDO-DUTCH COURSE " from 30-Mar-2015to 10-Apr-2015.

Special Reprasentations

1. Reviewer in Marine Geology

2. Reviewer in Earth and Planetary Science Letters

3. Reviewer in Environmental Geology

4. Reviewer in Journal of Environmental monitoring and assessment

5. Reviewer in Arabian Journal of Geosciences

6. Reviewer in Journal of Geological Society of India

7. Reviewer in Journal of Indian Society of Earthquake Technology

8. Reviewer in Indian Journal of Geomorphology

9. Reviewer in Indian Journal of Marine Sciences

10. Reviewer in Current Science

11. Expert Member in All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)

12. Expert Member in US-AID Indian Ocean Tsunami Warning System(IOTWS)

13. Expert Member in Union Public Service Commission(UPSC)

14. Expert Member in Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission(TNPSC)

15. Expert Member in United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organiza

Experience Abroad

1. Chile from 09-Feb-2007 to 23-Feb-2007. Purpose of visit :To study â€œRecurrence andprobability of giant earthquakes and their tsunamis in south-central Chileâ€•.

2. Portugal from 10-Jun-2007 to 16-Jun-2007. Purpose of visit :To participate in the Workshopâ€œCoastal Professionals Training of Trainersâ€•.

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3. Germany from 17-Jun-2007 to 06-Jul-2007. Purpose of visit :To participate in project meetingand to conduct advanced research in the frame of joint DST-BMBF research projectâ€œEcological Inter-linkages between terrestrial and coastal environments in the IndianWestern pacific Regionâ€• .

4. Thailand from 30-Jul-2007 to 05-Aug-2007. Purpose of visit :To present a research paper in aspecial session on â€œTsunami recurrence in South and Southeast Asiaâ€• in Asia OceaniaGeosciences Society Conference (AOGS) â€“ 2007..

5. SriLanka from 21-Sep-2007 to 30-Sep-2007. Purpose of visit :To study â€œRecurrence andprobability of giant earthquakes and their tsunamis in Sri Lankaâ€•.

6. Oman from 16-May-2008 to 28-May-2008. Purpose of visit :To participate in UNESCO-IOCworkshop on â€œGeologic assessment of Makran tsunami hazardsâ€•.

7. Mexico from 08-Jun-2008 to 22-Jun-2008. Purpose of visit :To offer course on â€œTsunamiDeposits and its Environmental Significanceâ€• and to conduct Fieldwork in lagoons and theirmargins along the west coast of Mexico.

8. Chile from 16-May-2010 to 20-May-2010. Purpose of visit :To present a paper in â€œAGUChapman Conference on Giant Earthquakes and their Tsunamisâ€•..

9. Mexico from 05-Feb-2011 to 22-Feb-2011. Purpose of visit :To participate in Mexico-IndiaBilateral Project on â€œ Tsunami Depositsâ€•.

10. Indonesia from 10-Jul-2011 to 20-Jul-2011. Purpose of visit :To participate in in theUNESCO-IOC Workshop on â€œGeologic Assessment of Ache Tsunami Hazardsâ€•.

11. Singapore from 18-May-2012 to 21-May-2012. Purpose of visit :To participate in projectmeeting and to conduct advanced research in tsunami and cyclone deposits..

12. Singapore from 12-Aug-2012 to 18-Aug-2012. Purpose of visit :To present a research paper ina special session on â€œCoastal Change: the Response of Coasts to Sea-level Changes,Geological Processes and Catastrophic Eventsâ€• in Asia Oceania Geosciences SocietyConference (AOGS) â€“ 2007.

13. Oman from 20-Oct-2013 to 24-Oct-2013. Purpose of visit :To participate as an expert in 1945Makran Tsunami ESCAP Project Meeting.

14. Rome from 09-Jul-2014 to 10-Jul-2014. Purpose of visit :To discuss instrumental andmaintenance issues,presentation of TGM and Hg speciation measurement results at GMOSsites..

15. Mexico from 07-Sep-2015 to 08-Sep-2015. Purpose of visit :To participate in the â€œLatinAmerican and Caribbean Large Marine Ecosystems Symposiumâ€•.

Invited Lectures

1. Delivered a Lecture on "Geologic assessment of Makran tsunami hazards", Oman(16-May-2008).

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2. Delivered a Lecture on "Tsunami Deposits and its Environmental Significance", Mexico(08-Jun-2008).

3. Delivered a Lecture on "Tsunami Deposits" in Mexico-India Bilateral Project, Mexico(05-Feb-2011).

4. Delivered a Lecture on "Geologic Assessment of Ache Tsunami Hazards" in UNESCO-IOCWorkshop, Indonesia (10-Jul-2011).

5. Delivered a Lecture on "Advanced research in tsunami and cyclone deposits.", Singapore(18-May-2012).

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