Prof. (Dr.) Alok Kumar Mishra
Prof. (Dr.) Alok Kumar Mishra
Professor

Department
Department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
Area of Specialization
Phone No
E-mail
alok.kmishra@shuats.edu.in,

Educational Qualification
DegreeUniversity/BoardYear
Ph.DGovind Ballabh Pant University of Ag & Tech2016
M.Sc(Ag)Allahabad University, Allahabad1995
B.TechAllahabad University, Allahabad1992


Professional Summary

Dr. Alok Kumar Mishra is presently working as Associate Professor in the department of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, Sam Higginbottom University of Agricultural technology and Sciences, Uttar Pradesh. He completed his graduation in Agricultural Engineering (B.Tech.) from Allahabad Agricultural Institute (Allahabad University) in 1993 and completed his Masters (M.Sc.Ag.Engg.) from Allahabad Agricultural Institute with major in Soil and Water Conservation (Allahabad University) in 1996. He completed his Ph.D. in 2016 from Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Uttarakhand. Presently he is bearing the responsibility of Chief proctor


Expertise

He started his professional career as research fellow at water Technology Centre, IARI, New Delhi in 1996 “Use of Plastics in Agriculture” for very short period. In 1996 he joined as lecturer in the department of Soil, Water, Land Engineering and Management. His professional career experiences are more than 24 years. He is mainly involved in teaching Graduate, Masters and Doctoral students and his area of research is drought studies: Techniques and monitoring of drought, Assessment and mitigation of drought, Long term changes in irrigation requirement, soil and water conservation to mitigate drought and water scarcity, water harvesting techniques, rainfall-runoff modelling. Till now he has guided/guiding 06 Ph. students and more than 45 M.Tech students.  

During his professional career he served/serving on different administrative posts of the University.

  1. Served as proctor
  2. Served as Mens hostel warden
  3. Served as Associate Chie Proctor from (11/4/2017 to 27/2/2018)
  4. Serving as Chief Proctor from (28/2/2018 to Till date)

 


Publications
  1. Arpan Sherring, Manish Dwivedi and A.K.Mishra (2009). “Development of Autoregressive Time Series Model for Prediction of Rainfall and Runoff in Toriya Watershed”. Environment and Ecology. Vol. 27(1A), PP.354 – 359.
  2. Sherring, Arpan, Amin, Hafiz Ishtiyaq and Mishra, A.K. (2009). “Stochastic Time Series Modelling for Prediction of Rainfall and Runoff in Lidder Catchment of South Kashmir”. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. Soil Conservation Society of India, New Delhi. Vol. 8(4), PP. 11 – 15.
  3. Arpan Sherring, Vinayak Jaiswal and A. K. Mishra (2009). “Response of Drip and Surface Irrigated Okra Under Variable Irrigation Water Supply” Paper presented in 43rd annual convention of ISAE held at Birsa Agricultural University, Kanke, Ranchi, Jharkhand. Feb 15 – 17, PP. 178 – 179.
  4. Sherring, Arpan, Lairenjam C. and Mishra A.K. (2007). “Audit of Irrigation Energy for Production of Rabi Crops in Thoubal District of Manipur State”. Journal of Soil and Water Conservation. Soil Conservation Society of India. New Delhi. Vol. 6(3), PP. 139 – 145.
  5. Sherring, Arpan, Lairenjam C. and Mishra, A.K. (2007). “Conservation of Energy for Production of some Rabi Crops by Adopting Irrigation Scheduling Approach in Senapati District of Manipur State”. New Agriculturist – An International Journal of Agriculture. Bioved Research Society. Vol. 18(1/2) PP. 63 – 69.
  6. Alok K. Mishra and Nilesh Biwalker (2006). “Response of Channel Lining on Irrigation Water and its Economical Evaluation in Allahabad Region”. Environment and Ecology. Vol. 24(4) PP. 1119 – 1123.
  7. A. K. Mishra and A. Kumar (2018). “Investigating Rainfall Trend and Monitoring Meteorological Drought in Himalayan Watershed of India”. Geosciences research. Vol. 3(4) PP.
  8. Deepak Singh, Alok Kumar Mishra, Sridhar Patra, Sankar Mariappan, Nisha Singh (2021). “Near – Saturated Soil hydraulic Conductivity and Pore Characteristics as Influenced by Conventional and Conservation Tillage Practices in North – West Himalayan region, India”. International Soil and Water Conservation Research. Vol. 9(2) PP. 249 – 259.
  9. A. K. Mishra and A. Kumar (2016). “Monitoring Meterological Drought and Wet Pattern at Naula Station of Upper Ramganga River Basin in the Himalyan Region’. New Agriculturist – An International Journal of Agriculture. Bioved research Society. Vol. 27(2) PP. 301 – 312.

Additional Positions
DesignationOffice/Department
HeadDepartment of Soil and Water Conservation Engineering
Director (Student Welfare)Directorate of Student Welfare