University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore

Development the bias corrected probabilistic ensemble seasonal scenarios for India -- Impact and adaptation assessment methodology framework -- Climate change and wheat productivity in India -- Climate change and rice productivity in India -- Climate change and rice productivity in India -- Simulating the climate change impacts on diseases and insect pests -- Integrated modeling for selected river basins -- Publications

Seasonal climate change projections for Indian region were derived from the bias corrected probabilistic ensemble of 33 global climate models. Based on the analysis it is projected that rise in minimum temperates to be more than rise in maximum temperatures; rise in temperatures to be more during rabi than during kharif; variability in temperatures to increase; rise in temperature are projected to be more in northern parts of India than in southern parts; rainfall projections, though less robust, indicate an increase during kharif and rabi seasons with increased variability. This analysis indicated a progressive climate change and variability in kharif and rabi season in India towards the end of the century.