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CLIMATE RISK ASSESSMENT AND ITS MANAGEMENT THROUGH AGROMETEOROLOGICAL APPROACHES (OCTOBER 21-30, 2020) 10 DAYS ONLINE INTERNATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME Organizer DRYLAND AGRICULTURE RESEARCH STATION Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir Rangreth-191132 Sponsor ICAR under National Agricultural Higher Education Project (NAHEP) SKUAST-K SCAN FOR REGISTRATION Live Streaming :

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Page 1: International Training Agromet...ecological impacts across the globe, with heat being the leading weather-related killers. As per recent IPCC As per recent IPCC report, warm days/nights,

CLIMATE RISK ASSESSMENT ANDITS MANAGEMENT THROUGHAGROMETEOROLOGICAL APPROACHES(OCTOBER 21-30, 2020)

10 DAYSONLINE INTERNATIONALTRAINING PROGRAMME

OrganizerDRYLAND AGRICULTURE RESEARCH STATIONSher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of KashmirRangreth-191132

SponsorICAR under National Agricultural Higher Education Project (NAHEP) SKUAST-K

SCAN FOR REGISTRATIONLive Streaming :

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ABOUT THE COURSEThe amount of damage wrought by weather-related risks has skyrocketed in recent decades. Increasing temperatures and episodes of extreme weather events have serious societal, agricultural, economic, and ecological impacts across the globe, with heat being the leading weather-related killers. As per recent IPCC report, warm days/nights, their frequency and duration has increased since 1950s and it is projected that there will be more frequent weather-related risks over most of land areas of Asia. Climate risk management is a process for incorporating knowledge and information about climate-related events, trends, forecasts and projections into decision making to increase or maintain benets and reduce potential harm or losses. It is a multi disciplinary activity that calls for an integrated consideration of socioeconomic and environmental issues. This training course seeks to provide information in order to understand the range of issues involved in climate risks and adaptation by using an advanced agro-meteorological approach and make informative decisions about how one may make progress with adaptation planning in agriculture. It is hoped that pro-active participation will play innovative and decisive role in shaping the future research aiming to look on climate risk issues for farmers' welfare and environmental security. We consider it our privilege to extend you a warm invitation for your active participation in this training programme to accomplish its objectives. OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE

Ÿ To harmonize climate risk management, disaster risk reduction, and development planning into a holistic approach for sustainable development in agriculture.

Ÿ To provide advanced training and update the skills in the eld of agro-meteorological aspects of extreme weather events.

Ÿ To harness the innovative strategies for management of extreme weather events.

COURSE CONTENTS

Ÿ Extreme weather events, impacts on agriculture

Ÿ Data base management system and techniques for methods of collection of agrometeorological data

Ÿ Approaches and application of agromet advisory services to minimize weather risks in agriculture

Ÿ National systems for managing weather risks in agriculture

Ÿ Approaches and adaptation strategies for extreme weather events in agriculture

Ÿ Assessing vulnerabilities and remote sensing techniques for climate risk management

Ÿ Understanding crop weather relationship and response of crops to climate risks using crop simulation models.

Ÿ Development and application of monthly and seasonal scale forecast for climate risk management in agriculture

Ÿ Managing soils of agro-ecosystems for adaptation to extreme weather events

Ÿ Characterizing climate variability and extreme weather events through crop response

Ÿ Recent trends of conservation agriculture and its role in managing climate risks

TRAINING MODULE & METHODOLOGYTraining shall be carried out via online mode with one lecture per day from 6:00-7:00 PM (IST) including 30 minutes interaction & question /answer Sessions. The participants shall be provided with write-ups in advance. In view of limited high-speed internet facility in Kashmir valley, the Google, Zoom or any convenient application shall be used for presentations, discussions and Question Answer Sessions.

WHO CAN ATTENDScientists from international /national institutes / SAUs/ ICAR institutes, PG students (Agriculture and allied disciplines), ofcers from line departments.

VENUE (online mode)Dry Land Agriculture Research Station, Rangreth, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences & Technology of Kashmir Shalimar Srinagar UT-J&K India

IMPORTANT DATESRegistration date : 10 October, 2020Early bird registration ends : 18 October, 2020 Intimation of selection of the participants : 19 October, 2020 Registration Link : https://forms.gle/z8RgvvXECoUgUNEw5

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REGISTRATION FEE Category CURRENCYScientists : INR ̀ 500AAM Life members : INR ̀ 400Students and Research Scholars : INR ̀ 200Foreign Nationals : US $ 25 : US $ 10 for SAARC/BIMSTEC Countries PAYMENT MODE All payments towards the training fee shall be remitted through online bank transfer to Account number: 0067010100000489 of The Jammu and Kashmir Bank Ltd, Hari Singh High Street Branch, (IFSC: JAKA0STREET; MICR: 190051024) in favour of Assistant Comptroller Dryland Agriculture Station- Rangreth 191132. Please keep the copy of transaction acknowledge report or a screen shot of the successful transaction for uploading in the website during registration / sent by e-mail to with full [email protected] of remitter

INSTRUCTIONS

Ÿ Candidates need to register on or before 18 October, 2020 by clicking on the registration link/ QR Code and should provide an active email id and WhatsApp number for further communication. If email ID and WhatsApp number are not appropriate, you may not receive any communications.

Ÿ List of selected participants will be displayed on 19 October, 2020 on University website www.skuastkashmir.ac.in

Ÿ The online international training will only be available for the 500 registered eligible candidates.

Ÿ The link, ID and password for joining the online sessions will be communicated through WhatsApp group of the selected candidates 30 minutes before the start of the session.

Ÿ Before applying, participants are advised to ensure that they have time to attend the training as per schedule and they are in a position to complete the training upon their selection for the training; else they will be depriving the opportunities of those participants who are in a position to complete all the formalities.

Ÿ Participants who attend more than 75% time of the session will be marked present and attendance will be considered for the session.

Ÿ Daily lecture through online platform at 6.00 PM (IST) will be conducted along with online discussion, quizzes and tutorials.

Ÿ Pre and post evaluation examinations shall be done; QR coded e-certicates will be given to only those candidates who will secure 65% marks in the post evaluation examinations.

Ÿ QR coded e-certicates will be issued to those participants who will complete all online sessions, quizzes and assignment as mentioned above.

COMMUNICATION ABOUT THE SELECTIONThe WhatsApp group of the selected candidates will be formed at least one day before the start of the training programme and all the communications regarding the training programme will be posted on this WhatsApp group. Alternatively the candidates can keep accessing our university website (www.skuastkashmir.ac.in) regarding the selection, preferable on the day before the start of the training programme.

IMPORTANTThe training sessions will also be live streamed through ofcial YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQjc3SQPpybh204nvjTKsmA and on Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/International-Training-Agromet-100640451824799/

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PROF (DR.) RATTAN LAL Word Food Prize Winner 2020 | Distinguished University Professor of Soil Science | Director, Carbon Management and Sequestration Center | Former President, International Union of Soil Sciences |Adjunct Professor, University of Iceland & Indian Agricultural Research Institute, New Delhi, India | Inter American Institute of Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) A Chair in Soil Science, and Goodwill Ambassador Sustainable Development Issues, San Jose, Costa Rica, | The Ohio State University Columbus, USA

DR. K. J. RAMESHFormer Director General of Meteorology, India Meteorological Department & PR of India to World Meteorological Organization (WMO) during 2017-19, Government of India. | Adjunct Professor, National Institute of Advanced Studies, Bangalore, India

SPEAKERS

PROF (DR.) NAVEEN KALRAFormer Head, Division of Agricultural Physics and presently Resource Person/Trainer at National/ International Level on Crop Modeling, NRM and Climate Change - Agricultural Impacts.

PROF. (DR.) MAHESH K GATHALASystem AgronomistInternational Maize and Wheat Improvement Center (CIMMYT) Mexico.

PROF. (DR) V. GEETHALAKSHMI Director, Crop Management, Tamil Nadu Agricultural UniversityCoimbatore - Tamil Nadu.

DR. CHANDRA SHEKHAR BIRADARPrincipal Agroecosystems Scientist | Research Team Leader, GeoAgro & Digital Augmentation , Head of Geo-informatics and Research Data Management Unit | Focal Point, CGIAR BigData Platform, International Center for Agricultural Research in Dry Areas (ICARDA)-CGIAR Research Center, Cairo, Egypt.

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DR. KARUN KUMAR CHOUDHARYScientist-SF, Head, Crop Assessment Division | Agricultural Sciences and Application Group (RSA) National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Balanagar Hyderabad.

DR. R. H. PATILHead, Department of Agricultural Meteorology, Nodal Ofcer, GKMS and FASAL Projects | College of Agriculture, Dharwad, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Karnataka .

DR. AVM SUBBA RAOSr. Scientist, All India Coordinated Research Project on Agrometeorology (AICRPAM) Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) -Central Research Institute for Dryland Agriculture (CRIDA) Hyderabad Telangana

DR. SANDEEP PATTNAIKScientist 'D’School of Earth, Ocean and Climate Sciences | Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar- Odisha India.

DR. RAMRAJ APAssociate Scientist | Innovation systems for the dry landsInternational Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) Hyderabad India. | Post Doctoral Fellow (Climate Impact Modeling) | Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research, Hanoi DAPA.

DR. MALASALA MURALI NAGESWARA RAOUniversity Corporation of Atmospheric Research (UCAR) Visiting Scientist at National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Center for Weather and Climate Prediction- USA.

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CHIEF PATRON

Prof. Nazeer Ahmed

Hon'ble Vice – Chancellor,

SKUAST-K

PATRON

Prof. Nazir Ahmad Ganie

Director Planning/ PI

(IDP-NAHEP) SKUAST-K

CHAIRMAN

Prof. Mushtaq Ahmad

Director Extension, SKUAST-K

CONVENER

Prof. Sher A Dar

Associate Director Research

SKUAST-K

CO-CONVENER

Prof. Mohd. Anwar Bhat

Professor & Head,

Division of Agronomy,

FoA-Wadura, SKUAST-K

Dr. Sameera Qayoom

Associate Professor,

Agromet Unit-SKUAST-K

COURSE DIRECTOR

Dr. Latief Ahmad

Scientist,

Dryland Agriculture

Research Station Rangreth,

SKUAST-K

CO-COURSE DIRECTOR

Dr. Syed Sheraz Mahdi

Assistant Professor,

Division of Agronomy,

FoA-Wadura, SKUAST-K

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NATIONAL ADVISORYCOMMITTEE

LOCAL ORGANIZINGCOMMITTEE

TECHNICAL COMMITTEE

Prof (Dr) Ajay Kumar SinghVice-Chancellor, BAU-Sabour

Prof (Dr) S. PasupalakFormer Vice-ChancellorOUAT-Bhubneshwar

Prof (Dr) Masood AliFormer DirectorICAR-IIPR Kanpur

Prof (Dr) VUM RaoFormer Project CoordinatorAICRPAM, ICAR-CRIDA

Prof (Dr) S K BalProject CoordinatorAICRPAM, ICAR-CRIDA

Dr. RH PatilHead (Agrometeorology)UAS-Dharwad

Dr. AVM Subha RaoPr. Scientist, ICAR-CRIDA

Prof (Dr) M H BalkhiDirector EducationSKUAST-K

Prof (Dr) M H WaniRegistrar, SKUAST-K

Dr. Ashaq Hussain Shah

Associate Professor,

MFCRC-Khudwani-SKUAST-K

Dr Shahnaz Mufti

Associate Professor

Division of Vegetable Science

FoH-Shalimar SKUAST-K

Dr. Bhagyshree Dhekale

Assistant Professor (Statistics)

FoH-Shalimar SKUAST-K

Dr. Raies A Bhat

SMS (Agronomy)

KVK Kupwara SKUAST-K

Dr. Zahida Rashid

Scientist (Agronomy)

DARS-Rangreth SKUAST-K

Dr. Faisal-ur-Rasool

Scientist (Agronomy)

DARS-Rangreth SKUAST-K

Dr. Firasath Nabi

BGSBU-Rajouri

Prof (Dr) MN KhanChief Scientist-DARS,Rangreth SKUAST-K

Prof (Dr) Raihana H KanthChief ScientistFoA Wadura SKUAST-K

Prof (Dr) Zahoor A DarChief ScientistDARS, Rangreth, SKUAST-K

Dr. Ajaz A LoneSr. ScientistDARS, Rangreth, SKUAST-K

Dr. N. S. KhurooSr. ScientistDARS, Rangreth, SKUAST-K

Dr. BA LoneAssociate Professor Agromet Unit-ShalimarSKUAST-K

Dr. K A DarAssistant Professor CoTS-Mirgund SKUAST-K

Er. Owais A BhatAssistant Professor,FoF Benihama, SKUAST-K

Dr. Latief AhmadCourse Director

v : 91-9419949355, 7889603567

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Dr. S. Sheraz MahdiCo- Course Director

v : 91-7889649984

> : [email protected]

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OrganizerOrganizerDRYLAND AGRICULTURE RESEARCH STATIONDRYLAND AGRICULTURE RESEARCH STATIONSher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of KashmirSher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of KashmirRangreth-191132Rangreth-191132

OrganizerDRYLAND AGRICULTURE RESEARCH STATIONSher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of KashmirRangreth-191132

Mr. Owais Ali Wani

PhD Scholar (Soil Science)

Mr. M Salim Mir

PhD Scholar (Agronomy)

Faculty of Agriculture SKUAST-K Wadura

STUDENT FACILITATOR