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21. Somaru Ram, H. N. Singh, Ramesh Kumar Yadav, Hamza Varikoden, S. S. Nandargi & Manoj K. Srivastava, Variations in vapor pressure and standardized precipitation evapotranspiration index since AD 1861 over the western Himalaya in India: inference from tree ring-width records, Theoretical and Applied Climatology (2020), DOI 10.1007/s00704-019-03075-5 

20. Somaru Ram, Singh H.N., Yadav R.K., Srivastava M.K, Tree rings-width study of western Himalaya and its linkage with boreal spring vapor pressure and wet-day frequency, Journal of the Indian Academy of Wood Science, 16, December 2019, DOI:10.1007/s13196-019-00243-y, 103-109

19. Somaru Ram, Singh H.N., Yadav R.K., Nandargi S.S., Srivastava M.K., Reconstruction of potential evapotranspiration over western Himalaya in India based on tree ring-width records, Quaternary International, Online, May 2019, DOI:10.1016/j.quaint.2019.05.005, 1-7

18. Somaru Ram, Yadav R.K., Singh H.N., Srivastava M.K., Tree ring-width study from North Sikkim region of India in relation to heat and moisture index: A case study, Journal of Indian Geophysical Union, 23, May 2019, 271-278

17. Somaru Ram, H.N. Singh, Ramesh Kumar Yadav, and Manoj K. Srivastava (2018): Climatic response of ‘Cedrusdeodara’ tree-ring width records from Jangla region of Western Himalaya in India: A case study, J. Ind. Geophys. Union (2018), V22, No.6, pp: 632-639. 

16. Kothawale D.R & Singh H.N. (2017): Recent trends in  tropospheric temperature  over India during the  period 1971-2015, Earth & Space Science Journal (AGU open access Journal), 4, 240-246. 

15. Singh H.N,Nityanand Singh and AshwiniRanade (2015): Fluctuation Characteristics of Hydrological Wet Season across India and its Impact on Environmental Processes, NeBIO International Journal, Vol 5, No. 6, pp. 13-19.

14. S. D. Patil, B. Preethi, S. D. Bansod, H. N. Singh, J. V. Revadekar, A. A. Munot (2014): On the association between  pre-monsoon aerosol and all-India summer monsoon rainfall, Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics,102, pp. 1-7.

13. D. M. Lal, S. D. Patil, H. N. Singh, Sachin D. Ghude, S. Tiwari, Manoj K. Srivastava (2013): Influence of aerosol on clouds over the Indo-Gangetic Plain, India, Climate Dynamics, 41, 3, pp.601-612.

12. Bansod, S.D., Singh H.N., Patil S.D.and Singh N. (2012): Recent changes in the circulation parameters and their association with Indian summer monsoon rainfall, Journal of Atmospheric and Solar-Terrestrial Physics, 77, pp. 248-253

11. Singh N., Singh H.N.(2012): Global Warming and Indian Monsoon, Geography and You, vol. 12, 75, pp. 52-56.

10. Ranade A., Singh N., and Singh H.N.(2012): Effect of La Niña-El Niño on climatic fluctuations over Major Hydro-Ecozones across India, Journal of Hydrological Research and Development, 25, pp. 13-36

9. Patil S.D.,Singh H.N., S.D. Bansod and Singh N., (2011):  Trends in the extreme mean sea level pressure and their characteristics during summer monsoon season over the Indian region, International Journal of Remote Sensing, Vol. 32, No. 3, pp. 1-15. 

8. Singh H.N., PatilS.D.,S.D.Bansod and Singh N., (2011): Seasonal variability in mean sea level pressure extremes over Indian region, Atmospheric Research, 12 pp. doi: 10.1016/j.atmosres.2011.01.016. 

7. Singh H.N., and Singh N., (2011): Water Resources and its Management in India, NE Quest, Newsletter of North East Indian Research Forum, Vol. 5, issue 1 (April),  pp. 17-25.

6. Singh N., Ranade A., and Singh H.N.,(2010): Global Temperature and Indian Monsoon,  Geography and You, May-Jun 2010, pp. 41-45.

5. Singh N., Singh H.N. and Ranade A. (2010): Evolution, Climate Change and Oriental Monsoon,  Geography and You, Nov-Dec. 2010, pp. 30-35.

4. Ranade A., Singh N., Singh H.N., and Sontakke, N.A. (2009): On variability of hydrological wet season and rainwater potential of river basins of India (1813-2006), Journal of Hydrological Research and Development (2008), 23, 79-108.

3. Singh N., Singh H.N., and Ranade A., (2009): Rainfall Variability in India, Geography and You, Jul-Aug 2009, pp. 34-39.

2. Sontakke N.A., Singh Nityanand and Singh H.N.,(2008): Instrumental period rainfall series of the Indian region(1813-2005):revised reconstruction, update and analysis, The Holocene, Vol. 18, 7, pp. 1055-1066.

1. Nityanand Singh, S-K Baek, W-T Kwon, N.A. Sontakke, and Singh, H.N.,(2002): Longest instrumental precipitation series of the South Korean region: Construction, Analysis and Prediction, Atmosphere, Korean Meteor. Society, 4, 205-212 (631).

4. Sontakke N.A., Singh H.N., and SinghNityanand(2008):Chief Features of Physiographic Rainfall Variations across India during Instrumental Period (1813-2006), IITM Research Report No. 121, 128 pp

3. Ranade, A., Singh, N., Singh, H.N., andSontakke, N.A., (2007): Characteristics of hydrological wet season over different river basins of India, IITM research Report No. 119, 155 pp. 

2. Singh, H.N., Singh Nityanandand Sontakke, N.A.,(2007): OLR and Rainfall variation across India in relation to changing global atmospheric thermal conditions, IITM Research Report No. 117, 72 pp.

1. N. Singh, Seon-KyunBaek, Won-Tae Kwon, N. A. Sontakke and Singh, H.N. (2004): Longest instrumental precipitation series of the South Korean region: construction, analysis and prediction, Research Report METRI/KMA, South Korea, 26-80.

9. Nityanand Singh. H.N. Singh & AshwiniRanade(2016): Evolution, Climate Change and oriental monsoon, Climate Change in India, Edited by SulagnaChattopadhyay, IRIS Publication, pp.138-144.

8. Nityanand Singh. H.N. Singh & AshwiniRanade(2016): Global Temperature and Indian Monsoon, Climate Change in India, Edited by SulagnaChattopadhyay, IRIS Publication, pp.158-166.

7. Nityanand Singh. H.N. Singh & AshwiniRanade (2016): Rainfall Variability in India, Climate Change in India, Edited by SulagnaChattopadhyay, IRIS Publication, pp.189-194.

6. Singh H.N., Singh N., and Sontakke, N.A. (2009): Monitoring Large-scale rainfall variations across India, Hydroinformatics in Hydrology, Hydrogeology and Water Resources Edited by Ian D. Cluckie, Yangbo Chen, VladanBabovic, Lenny Konikow, Arthur Mynett, Siegfried Demuth &Dragan A. Savic,  IAHS Publ.(Red Book) 331, 2009, Pp. 514-522.

5. Sontakke N.A.,Singh H.N., and SinghNityanand (2009): Rainfall Spatial Variability and its Impact on Important Environment Processes in India, Modelling of Engineering And Technological Problems, Edited by A.H. Siddiqi, M.Brokata and A.K. Gupta, AIP Proceedings No. 1146, pp. 136-168.

4. Singh N., Ranade, A., Singh H.N., and SontakkeN.A. (2009): On variability of wet over  Major River Basins of India, Proc. International Conf. “Water, Environment, Energy and Society (WEES-2009)”, 12-16 January, 2009, Vol. I, pp 79-92.

3. Sontakke N.A.,Singh H.N., and SinghN., (2009): Monitoring Physiographic Rainfall Variation for sustainable Management of Water Bodies in India,In: M.K. Jha(editor), Natural and Anthropogenic Disasters: Vulnerability, Preparedness and Mitigation. Capital Publishing Company, New Delhi and Springer, TheNetherlands, Chapter 14, pp. 293-331.

2. N. A. Sontakke, Nityanand Singh and Singh, H.N., (2006): Optimizing Observations and Regions for Effective Rainfall Studies,  Modern Mathematical Models, Methods and Algorithms for Real World Systems, A. H. Siddiqi, I. S. Duff and O. Christensen (Editors), Anamaya Publishers, New Delhi, India, Pp. 317-348

1. N. Singh, N. A. Sontakke, Singh, H.N., and A.K. Pandey (2005): Recent trend in spatiotemporal variation of rainfall over India- an investigation into basin-scale rainfall fluctuations, Regional Hydrological Impacts of Climatic Change- Hydroclimatic Variability Edited by Stewart Franks, Thorsten Wagener, Eva Bøgh, Hoshin V. Gupta, Luis Bastidas& Carlos Nobre& Carlos de Oliveira Galvão,  IAHS Publ.(Red Book) 296, 2005, Pp. 273-282

4. Nityanand Singh, N. A. Sontakke and Singh, H.N., (2005) : Atlas of spatial features of rainfall of India: 1871-2003, Part I of the DST project ‘Atlas of spatial features of moisture regions and rainfall of India during 19th and 20th centuries’, 350 pp (super A3 size papers) 

3. Nityanand Singh, N. A. Sontakke and Singh, H.N., (2005) : Longest instrumental rainfall series of different homogeneous zones, states and meteorological subdivisions of India: 1813-2003, Part II of the DST project ‘Atlas of spatial features of moisture regions and rainfall of India during 19th and 20th centuries’, 158pp (super A3 size papers).

2. Nityanand Singh, N. A. Sontakke and Singh, H.N., (2005) : Longest instrumental rainfall series of major and minor river basins of India: 1871-2003, Part III of the DST project ‘Atlas of spatial features of moisture regions and rainfall of India during 19th and 20th centuries’, 173pp (super A3 size papers)

1. Nityanand Singh, N. A. Sontakke and Singh, H.N., (2005) : Longest instrumental rainfall series of physiographic divisions/subdivisions and provinces of India: 1871-2003, Part IV of the DST project ‘Atlas of spatial features of moisture regions and rainfall of India during 19th and 20th centuries’, 210pp (super A3 size papers).

27. Singh, H.N., (2013):Observed climatic changes in OLR, Cloud cover and rainfall across India: Linking hydroclimatic variation to large-scale atmospheric circulations, Ph.D. Thesis submitted to University of Pune, Pune 324 pp.

26. Singh, H.N., (2004): Investigations into relationship between extreme wet/dry condition over India and space-based OLR observations over Global Tropics, M.Tech Thesis submitted to Andhra University, Vishakhapatnam, 106 pp.

25. Singh, H. N., (2001): Diurnal cycle of rainfall during the Asian Summer Monsoon using TRMM observations, Thesis submitted to the Centre for Space Science and  Technology Edn. in Asia and the Pacific (affiliated to UN), for P G Diploma (Satellite Meteorology and Global Climate),2001, 49pp.

24. Kurien E.K,  Lekshmi Mudra & H. N. Singh (2016): Climate variability over India and its impact with reference to water,Lecture note, National Training Program on “Climate Change & Agriculture”, 19-22 July, 2016, ACCER, Kerala Agriculture University.

23. Singh, N., AshwiniRanade, and H.N. Singh (2012): Indian Monsoon – Definition, Weather-Systems and Onset and Withdrawal Dates, Lecture notes, Center of Excellence in Climatology, Birla Institute of Technology, Mesra, Ranchi, 24 pp.

22. Nityanand Singh, Singh, H.N., and AshwiniRanade (2010): Climate Change and Regional Droughts in India, Capsule Course for Indonesian Agrometeorologists on 14th  Dec 2010, IMD Pune, pp.1-8.

21. Singh, N., Sontakke, N.A., Singh, H.N., and Amit Kumar Pandey (2008): Rainfall Information System Using GIS, Lecture notes, Training course on “Applications of Geoinformatics in Water Sector”, March, 2008, NWA, Pune, pp.1-10.

20. Nityanand Singh, N.A. Sontakke, and Singh, H.N., (2005): Monitoring Indian Monsoon System Using Ground-Based Observation and Satellite Remote Sensing, Lecture Notes, 9th Training Course on Applications of Geo-informatics in Water Sector, NWA, Pune, pp. 218-232.

20. Singh H.N., and Singh N., (2011): Water Resources and its Management in India, NE Quest, Newsletter of North East Indian Research Forum, Vol. 5, issue 1 (April),  pp. 17-25.

19. Singh N., Singh H.N., and Ranade A.(2009): Bharat meinvrishtipathvichalankavatavarniaprabhav,   Indradhanus, the official publication of IITM, 6, Sep. 2009, pp.  17-19.

18. Singh, N., A. Ranade, Singh, H.N., and Sontakke, N.A., (2007): Meteorological conditions associated with the rainy season over CTCZ (Central India) during 2007, Bull. IMSP (Special issue on Monsoon 2007), Vol. XII, 3-4, pp. 22-23. 

17. Singh, H.N.,  and Nityanand Singh, (2002): Diurnal cycle of rainfall over land areas and ocean around Indian sub-continent using TRMM/TMI observations, IMS news lettervol VI (No.5), 2002, pp. 3-5.

16. Singh, H. N.: Rainfall variability across India in the wake of Changing Global Climatic Scenario, Proc. 2-day National Conference on “Adaptation interventions for climate Resilient Agriculture in coastal Agro-ecosystems”, at ANG Ranga Agriculture University, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, 09-10 March, 2017, pp. 53-64. 

15. Singh, H.N., and Nityanand Singh(2013): Possible cause of weakening of the Asia-India monsoon circulation and All India rainfall on the face of Global Warming, Proc. OSICON, IITM, Pune, pp. 268-272.

14. Singh, N.,H.N. Singh, and AshwiniRanade (2012): Reduction in Arctic-Antarctic Thermal Contrast and Decline in Asia-Pacific Monsoon Intensity and All-India Monsoon Rainfall, Proc. of national Conference on Science & Geopolitics of Actic&Antartic: SaGAA 2012, pp. 41-43.

13. Singh, H.N., and Nityanand Singh (2011): Influence of Global Tropospheric Temperature Pattern on Indian Monsoon Circulation and Rainfall variation over India, Proc. of TROPMET -2011 on ‘Meteorology for Scocio-Economic Development’, 14-16 Dec., 2011, Hyderabad, pp. 62-64.

12. Nityanand Singh, AshwiniRanade and H.N. Singh (2010): Changing Relationship between enters of Action and Indian Monsoon, Proc. Of national Conference on Science & Geopolitics of Actic&Antartic: SaGAA 2011, pp. 176-179.

11. S.D. Patil, Singh, H.N., and Nityanand Singh (2010): Extreme Mean Sea Level Pressure and associated rainfall pattern in the context of anthropogenic, volcanic activities and ENSO phenomenon during summer monsoon over Indian region, Proc. 2nd International Conference on Climate Change and sustainable management of natural Resources, 5-7 Dec 2010, ITM Universe, Gwalior, pp. 65-67.

10. Singh, H.N., and Nityanand Singh (2010): Understanding physiographic rainfall variations for management of water bodies across India, Souvenir & Abstract, ICON GSECCES-2010, pp. 114-115.

9. Nityanand Singh, H.N. Singh and AshwiniRanade (2010): Definition and Types of Climate Change-Relationship Between Global Warming and Oriental Monsoon Circulation, Souvenir & Abstract, ICON GSECCES-2010, pp. 10-15.

8. Singh H. N., Patil S. D. and Singh, Nityanand (2010): Seasonal variation of extreme mean sea level pressure over India in relation to the volcanic aerosol, warming environment and El Nino events, Bulletin of  IASTA -2010, vol. 19, No. 1&2, March 2010, pp.359-362.

7. Singh N., Ranade, A., Singh H.N., and Sontakke N.A. (2009): On variability of wet over  Major River Basins of India, Proc. International Conf. “Water, Environment, Energy and Society (WEES-2009)”, 12-16 January, 2009, Vol. I, pp 79-92.

6. Singh, H.N., Singh Nityanandand Sontakke, N.A.,(2007): Instrumental period rainfall variations over different physiographic divisions/subdivisions and provinces of India, Proc. TROPMET-2007, 17-19 Dec 2007, Bhopal, pp. 14-16.

5. Singh, N., Sontakke, N.A., and Singh, H.N., (2007): Global Warming and fluctuations in rainfall pattern across India, Proc. National Seminar on Adapting to Climate change, 5-6 Dec, 2007, NWA, Pune, pp. 17-28.

4. Singh, H.N., Singh, N. and Sontakke, N.A., (2006): Trends in OLR and Rainfall of India in Relation to Changing  Atmospheric Thermal Conditions, Proc. TROPMET 2006, Volume-I, pp. d3-d5

3. Nityanand Singh, Singh, H.N., and N.A. Sontakke (2005): Monsoon OLR and Rainfall variation across India in relation to tropospheric temperature pattern using Geoinformatics,  Proc. National Workshop on Geoinformatics in Water Sector,  National Water Academy, Khadakwasla, Pune, 22-23 September, 2005, Pp. 71-82.

2. N. Singh, N. A. Sontakke, Singh, H.N., and A.K. Pandey (2003): An effective system for monitoring rainfall fluctuations over different river basins of India, Proc. National Seminar on River Basin Organisation, 10-11 July, 2003, NWA, 8 pp.

1. Kulkarni A.K., B.N. Mandal, R.B. Sangam, &Singh, H.N., (2000): Estimation of maximum 1-day point rainfall for the Krishna Basin using nomogram method, Proc. of 10th National Symposium on Hydrology, New Delhi, held during 18-19 July 2000, Pp. 249-255.