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2023
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Muhammad Adel Miah
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Professor of Physics
Also affiliated: Louisiana State University (1988)
5 h-index
16 pubs
86 cited
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Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
M. A. Miah's research focuses on the impacts of water exploitation on climate change, as evidenced by their 2023 publication on the subject. Their work contributes to understanding the complex interactions between human activities and global environmental shifts. Miah is an active researcher with recent contributions to the field.
Metrics
- h-index: 5
- Publications: 16
- Citations: 86
Positions
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Professor of Physics publications 1989–2023University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Institution web page
Selected Publications
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Water exploitation-induced climate change (2023)
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The Uttarakhand 2013 and Jammu-Kashmir 2014 disasters: Upstream effects of water piracy (2018)
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Lightning generation correlation with widespread irrigation and means of protection (2018)
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Significant variation of proton population in the equatorial thermosphere (1994)
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Solar-induced variation of proton precipitation near the equator (1993)
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Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations. (1992)
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Global peak flux profile of proton precipitation in the equatorial zone (1991)
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Observation of Z.GEQ.1 Particles below 300km Near the Geomagnetic Equator. (1991)
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The ONR-602 Experiment and Investigation of Particle Precipitation Near the Equator. (1991)
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Magnetospheric particle detection efficiency of a conical telescope (1989)
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Observation of low energy particle precipitation at low altitude in the equatorial zone (1989)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
K. Nagata
Tamagawa University (JP)
1 shared publication
- Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations.
T. Kohno
RIKEN (JP)
1 shared publication
- Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations.
Hiroyuki Murakami
Rikkyo University (JP)
1 shared publication
- Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations.
Atsushi Nakamoto
Rikkyo University (JP)
1 shared publication
- Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations.
N. Hasebe
Ehime University (JP)
1 shared publication
- Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations.
Jun Kikuchi
Waseda University (JP)
1 shared publication
- Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations.
T. Doke
Waseda University (JP)
1 shared publication
- Spatial and Temporal Features of 0.64-35MeV Protons in the Space Station Environment: EXOS-C Observations.
J. W. Mitchell
Louisiana State University (US)
1 shared publication
- Magnetospheric particle detection efficiency of a conical telescope
J. P. Wefel
Louisiana State University (US)
1 shared publication
- Magnetospheric particle detection efficiency of a conical telescope
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