Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology

Scientist Profile

Dr.(Smt.) Sujata Kalyan Mandke

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: Scientist D

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: amin[at]tropmet[dot]res[dot]in

Academic Records

Degree	University	Year	Stream
Ph.D	Pune University	2010	Physics
M.Tech.	Pune University	1992	Atmospheric Science
M.Sc.	Nagpur University	1990	Physics
B.Sc.	Nagpur University	1988	Physics, Mathematics, Electronics

Research

Indian summer monsoon variability with focus on intra-seasonal variability

Tropical cyclones over North Indian Ocean

Polar-Indian summer monsoon Teleconnection

Awards & Honors

Award Name	Awarded By	Awarded For	Year
Third rank	Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune	Third rank in Research Oriented Training Programme 1992-93 in Meteorology, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune.	1992

Scientific Careers

Year	Designation	Institute
2011-Present	Scientist D	Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune
2003-2010	Scientist C	Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune
1999-2003	Scientist B	Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune
1994-1999	Junior Scientific Officer	Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune
1993-1994	Research fellow	Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune
1992-1993	Research fellow	Centre for Mathematical Modelling and Computer simulation, Bangalore

Research Highlight

Mandke Sujata K. and Vaisakh, S.B. Towards Understanding the weekly rainfall variability over India in June 2022, Climate Dynamics (online), 63:154, March 2025

This study investigates the factors driving distinct weekly rainfall variability over India during June 2022 and identifies the mechanisms that led to the large excess rainfall over northwest India in its third week using multiple observed datasets. The rainfall over India in June 2022 was characterized by pronounced variability on weekly scale, along with the uneven spatial distribution from week to week. The country experienced the deficient rainfall in the first (-42%) and second (-24%) week, followed by excess rainfall (+ 44%) in the third week and again deficient rainfall (-30%) in the fourth week of June 2022. This weekly rainfall variation is found to be influenced by: (i) anomalous large-scale circulation modified by the intensity and location of Western Pacific subtropical high (ii)subtropical upper tropospheric Asian jet over north India. This study further analyses the large excess rainfall over northwest India in the third week of June 2022. The background active phase of Indian monsoon and the southward penetrated upper tropospheric midlatitude trough of Rossby wave located over northwest India, interacted with each other, and reinforced the prevailing active monsoon condition over the region. This facilitated the excess rainfall over northwest India.

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I. Papers presented in conferences/workshop/symposium (Author with name in bold font has presented the paper)

A. International

8. Poster entitled “Intriguing weekly rainfall variability over India in June 2022” by Mandke, Sujata K. and Vaisakh, S.B. is presented by Mandke, Sujata K. in “Eighth WMO International Workshop on Monsoons (IWM-8)”, being organized jointly by the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Government of India, the WWRP’s Working Group on Tropical Meteorology Research (WGTMR) and the WCRP’s CLIVAR/GEWEX Monsoons Panel in cooperation with the India Meteorological Department and the International Monsoons Project Office (IMPO), during 17-21 March 2025, at IITM, Pune, India.

7. Poster entitled “Anomalous behaviour of ‘Biparjoy’ in the Arabian Sea”, by Nagalakshmi Katru, Mandke, Sujata K. and Susmitha Joseph, is presented by Dr. Nagalakshmi Katru in “Eighth WMO International Workshop on Monsoons (IWM-8)”, being organized jointly by the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), Pune, Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES), Government of India, the WWRP’s Working Group on Tropical Meteorology Research (WGTMR) and the WCRP’s CLIVAR/GEWEX Monsoons Panel in cooperation with the India Meteorological Department and the International Monsoons Project Office (IMPO), during 17-21 March 2025, at IITM, Pune, India.

6. The e-Poster on the topic entitled “Recent Trends and Climatology of ISCCP observed High, Mid and Low-level Clouds and its relationship with Indian Summer Monsoon” by Amita Prabhu, Avinash Kumar, Mandke, Sujata K. and G. Pandithurai, is presented by Dr. Amita Prabhu in International Symposium on Tropical Meteorology (INTROMET 2021) (Virtual Conference) under the theme “Clouds, Convection and Precipitation Processes”, jointly organized by Cochin University of Science and Technology (CUSAT) and Indian Meteorological Society (IMS), Cochin Chapter, 23-26 November, 2021.

5. Mandke, Sujata K., Sahai, A.K. and Krishnan, R. Role of Indian and Pacific Ocean on ISM of 1997, Workshop on Climate Variability in 20th Century, Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy, 19–30 April, 2004.

4. Mandke, Sujata K., Sahai, A.K. and Krishnan, R. Influence of SST anomalies over Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean on the Indian summer monsoon of 1997, International Workshop on "Role of Indian Ocean in Climate Variability over India (INDOCLIM)", Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 23–27 February, 2004.

3. Soman, M.K., Mandke, Sujata K., and V. Satyan. Ensemble seasonal prediction of Indian summer monsoon with an Atmospheric General Circulation Model, WMO Workshop on Use of Ensemble Prediction, Beijing, China, 16–20 October, 2000.

2. Mandke, Sujata K., Soman, M.K. and Satyan, V. Role of SST and internal dynamics in the interannual variability of Indian summer monsoon simulated by GCM, Conference on Non-linear Phenomena in Global Climate Dynamics, International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, Italy, 26–29 September, 2000.

1. Satyan, V., Soman, M.K., Mandke, Sujata K., Ashok, K. and Mujumdar, M. Simulation of the 1997–1998 Indian summer monsoon using UKMO AGCM, CLIVAR-Asian-Australian Monsoon Symposium and Workshop, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 6–9 December, 1999.

B. National

9. An oral talk entitled “Relationship between Antarctic Sea Ice and Indian Summer Monsoon” by Mandke, Sujata K. and Amita Prabhu, delivered by Dr. Mandke, Sujata K. on 22 November 2023, at the National Symposium “TROPMET–2023”, organized by Indian Meteorological Society at Jaipur, Rajasthan during 22–24 November, 2023.

8. An oral talk entitled “Linkage of Eurasian snow with regional aspects of Indian summer monsoon rainfall” by Amita Prabhu, Mandke, Sujata K. and G. Pandithurai, delivered by Dr. Amita Prabhu on 22 November 2023, at the National Symposium “TROPMET–2023”, organized by Indian Meteorological Society at Jaipur, Rajasthan during 22–24 November, 2023.

7. Poster entitled “Spatial and temporal variation of rainfall over India in June 2022” by Mandke, Sujata K. and S.B. Vaisakh, presented by Mandke, Sujata K. in Annual Monsoon Workshop 2022 (AMW–2022), organized by Indian Meteorological Society, Pune Chapter (IMSP), in association with IITM & IMD Pune, on 28 March 2023, at Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune.

6. Poster entitled “Observed relationship between Eurasian snow–Indian monsoon: Regional aspects over India” by Mandke, Sujata K. and Amita Prabhu, presented by Dr. Amita Prabhu at National Conference on Polar Sciences (NCPS–2019), National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research, Goa, India, 20–22 August, 2019.

5. Sahai, A.K., Mandke, Sujata K. and Shinde, M.A. Assessment of ensemble dynamical seasonal prediction of recent monsoons by an AGCM, International Conference on MONEX and its Legacy, Habitat Centre, New Delhi, 3–7 February, 2005.

4. Mandke, Sujata K. and Bhide, U.V. A diagnostic study of decreasing storm frequency over Bay of Bengal on decadal scale, Indian Geophysical Union 39th Annual Convention and Meeting on Sustainability Science and Environmental Geophysics, National Environmental Engineering Research Institute, Nagpur, 4–6 October, 2002.

3. Mandke, Sujata K. and Satyan, V. Transient disturbances during summer monsoon 1997 simulated by an AGCM, National Symposium on Forecasting and Mitigation of Meteorological Disasters: Tropical Cyclones, Floods and Droughts (TROPMET–2002), Bhubaneshwar, 11–14 February, 2002.

2. Mandke, Sujata K., Satyan, V. and Soman, M.K. Impact of 1997–98 El Niño on Indian Summer Monsoon: A GCM study, National Symposium on Ocean and Atmosphere (TROPMET–2000), Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi, 1–4 February, 2000.

1. Mandke, Sujata K., Ashok, K., Soman, M.K. and Satyan, V. Prediction of monsoon 1998 with a grid point climate model, National Symposium on Meteorology Beyond 2000 (TROPMET–1999), Regional Meteorological Centre, Chennai, 16–19 February, 1999.

II. Training/courses attended

7. “Special lecture series on cloud convection and parameterisation” by Prof. Christian Jakob, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 11–14 December, 2017.

6. Direct Trainer’s Skill Course (II) (renamed as Experiencing Learning Tools), Central Training Institute, India Meteorological Department, Pashan, Pune, 18–28 July, 2011.

5. Indo–UK Workshop on Modelling the Land Surface and Climate Change in India, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 25–28 March, 2008.

4. Workshop on “Training for Trainers”, Central Training Institute, India Meteorological Department, Pune, 20–24 July, 2007.

3. UK–India Workshop on Regional Climate Change, Variability and Impacts: Scientific Perspectives, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 23–27 January, 2006.

2. Intensive Course on Modelling of Oceanic and Atmospheric Processes, CSIR Centre for Mathematical Modelling and Computer Simulation, Bangalore, 7–19 November, 1994.

1. First SERC School on Basics of Geophysical Fluid Dynamics with special emphasis on Waves in Rotating Fluids, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 23 May–24 June, 1994.

III. Expertise as faculty

4. Adjunct Professor of the Department of Atmospheric and Space Sciences, University of Pune, for the academic years 2005–2006, 2006–2007, and 2011–2012.

3. Lecture on “Ensemble integration schemes” in Training Course on Computational Methods, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 29 October, 2004.

2. Second SERC School on Advanced Geophysical Fluid Dynamics with special emphasis on the General Circulation of the Atmosphere and Oceans, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 23 May–24 June, 1995.

1. Third SERC School on Advanced Geophysical Fluid Dynamics with special emphasis on Dynamics of Monsoon – Observations, Theory and Modelling, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 21 May–22 June, 1996.

Publications

I. Papers Published in Peer Reviewed Journals

12. Paul, Debashish, Panda, Jagabandhu, Mandke, Sujata K., Routray, A., & Zhu, Y. 2025. Investigating Concurrent Cyclonic Disturbances in the North Indian Ocean and Associated Large-Scale Atmospheric Influences. Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology, 64(9), 1271–1290.

11. Mandke Sujata K. and Vaisakh, S.B. 2025. Towards Understanding the weekly rainfall variability over India in June 2022, Climate Dynamics, 63:154, 2025, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/s00382-025-07642-7.

10. Amita Prabhu, Mandke, Sujata K., G. Pandithurai. 2021. Regional perspectives in Eurasian snow – Indian monsoon relationship: An observational study, Polar Science, special issue on “Polar studies – Window to the changing earth”, Volume 30, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polar.2021.100718.

9. Amita Prabhu, Mandke, Sujata K., R.H. Kripalani, G. Pandithurai. 2021. Association between Antarctic Sea ice, Pacific SST and the Indian summer monsoon: An observational study, Polar Science, special issue on “Polar studies – Window to the changing earth”, Volume 30, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.polar.2021.100746.

8. Mandke, Sujata K., Pillai, Prasanth A. and Sahai, A.K. 2020. Simulation of monsoon intra-seasonal oscillations in Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Laboratory models from Atmospheric Model Intercomparison Project integrations of Coupled Model Intercomparison Project phase 5. International Journal of Climatology, 40(13), 5574–5589. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1002/joc.6536.

7. Mandke Sujata K. and Sahai, A.K. 2016. Twin tropical cyclones in the Indian Ocean: the role of equatorial waves. Natural Hazards, 84(3):2211–2224. DOI: 10.1007/s11069-016-2546-z.

6. Mandke, Sujata K., Shinde, M.A. and Sahai, A.K. 2014. Dynamical seasonal prediction of Indian summer monsoon using AGCM: Weighted ensemble mean approach. Earth Science India, e-journal, 7(III), 67–72. http://www.earthscienceindia.info/

5. Mandke Sujata K., Sahai, A.K., Shinde, M.A., Joseph, Susmitha and Chattopadhay, R. 2007. Simulated changes in active/break spells during Indian summer monsoon due to enhanced CO₂ concentrations: Assessment from selected coupled atmosphere–ocean global climate models. International Journal of Climatology, 27, 837–859.

4. Mandke, Sujata K. and Bhide, U.V. 2003. Decreasing storm frequency over Bay of Bengal. Journal of Indian Geophysical Union, 7, 53–58.

3. Waliser, D.E., Jin, K., Kang, I-S., Stern, W.F., Schubert, S.D., Wu, M.L.C., Lau, K-M., Lee, H.I., Krishnamurthy, V., Kitoh, A., Meehl, G.A., Galin, V.Y., Satyan, V., Mandke, Sujata K., Wu G., Liu Y., Park C.K. 2003. AGCM simulation of intraseasonal variability associated with Asian Summer Monsoon. Climate Dynamics, 21(5–6):423–446.

2. Mandke, Sujata K., Soman, M.K. and Satyan, V. 1999. Impact of convective downdrafts in a GCM on the simulated mean Indian summer monsoon & its variability. Journal of Meteorological Society of Japan, 77(5):1601–1082.

1. Ashrit, R., Mandke, Sujata K. and Soman, M.K. 1999. Sensitivity of GCM simulation of two contrasting monsoons to SST anomaly distributions. Theoretical & Applied Climatology, 64(1–2):57–64.

II. Papers Published in Proceedings/Books/Reports etc.

35. Mandke Sujata K. 2024. Contrasting Indian summer monsoon rainfall in July and August 2023, Research Activities in Earth System Modelling, Report No. 54 WCRP Report No. 11/2024, 8-03.

34. Nagalakshmi Katru, Mandke, Sujata K., Susmitha Joseph. 2024. Environmental conditions association with genesis of cyclone "Biparjoy", Research Activities in Earth System Modelling, Report No. 54 WCRP Report No. 11/2024, 3-09.

33. Mandke, Sujata K. 2023. Large-scale features of active and break phases during Indian summer monsoon 2022, Research activities in Earth system modelling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 53. WCRP Report No. 6/2023. Edited by E. Astakhova, WMO, Geneva. pp 2-11.

32. Mandke, Sujata K. 2023. The association of West Pacific subtropical high variability with the Indian summer monsoon 2022, Research activities in Earth system modelling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 53. WCRP Report No. 6/2023. Edited by E. Astakhova, WMO, Geneva, pp 2-13.

31. Prabhu, A., Mandke, Sujata K., G. Pandithurai. 2023. Low-level Cloud trends and its relationship with Indian Summer Monsoon, Research activities in Earth system modelling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 53. WCRP Report No. 6/2023. Edited by E. Astakhova, WMO, Geneva, pp 2-21.

30. Amita Prabhu, Mandke, Sujata K., R.H. Kripalani and G. Pandithurai. 2022. Intriguing Relationship between Antarctic Sea Ice, ENSO, and Indian Summer Monsoon, chapter 8 in book "Climate Variability of Southern High Latitude Regions: Sea, Ice, and Atmosphere Interactions" Neloy Khare (editor), CRC Press, Routledge, Taylor and Francis, DOI: 10.1201/9781003203742, pp 175-210.

29. Mandke, Sujata K. and Amita Prabhu. 2022. Interannual variability of ENSO indices and cloud amount over India, Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, Research activities in Earth system modeling, Report No. 52. WCRP Report No. 4/2022. Ed. E. Astakhova, July 2022, WMO, Geneva, 2-11.

28. Prabhu, Amita and Mandke, Sujata K. 2022. Cloud climatology from ISCCP data, Research activities in Earth system modeling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 52. WCRP Report No. 4/2022. Ed. E. Astakhova, July 2022, WMO, Geneva, 2-21.

27. Mandke, Sujata K. 2021. Some aspects of the weak rainfall spells of the Indian summer monsoon 2018, Research activities in Earth system modeling, Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 51. WCRP Report No. 4/2021. Ed. E. Astakhova, July 2021, WMO, Geneva, 2-11.

26. Mandke, Sujata K. and Amita Prabhu. 2021. Eurasian winter snow variability in the future warming scenarios of CCSM4/CMIP5, Research activities in Earth system modeling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 51. WCRP Report No. 4/2021. Ed. E. Astakhova, July 2021, WMO, Geneva, 7-11.

25. Amita Prabhu and Mandke, Sujata K. 2021. Relation of Eurasian snow with regional Indian summer monsoon rainfall, Research activities in Earth system modeling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 51. WCRP Report No. 4/2021. Ed. E. Astakhova, July 2021, WMO, Geneva, 2-21.

24. Mandke, Sujata K. and Amita Prabhu. 2020. “Future projection of Indian summer monsoon variability under climate change scenario: Results from CMIP5/CCSM4 model simulation”, July 2020, Research activities in Earth system modelling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 50. WCRP Report No. 12/2020. Ed. E. Astakhova, WMO, Geneva, 7-15.

23. Prabhu, Amita and Mandke, Sujata K. 2020. “Spatial features of snow over Eurasia and precipitation over India in the warming scenarios: CCSM4 model projections from CMIP5”, July 2020, Research activities in Earth system modelling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 50. WCRP Report No. 12/2020. Ed. E. Astakhova, WMO, Geneva, 7-19.

22. Prabhu, Amita and Mandke, Sujata K. 2020. “Relation between Eurasian snow and India monsoon in historical simulation of CMIP5 models”, Research activities in Earth system modelling. Working Group on Numerical Experimentation. Report No. 50. WCRP Report No. 12/2020. Ed. E. Astakhova, WMO, Geneva, 9-05.

21. Prabhu, Amita and Mandke, Sujata K. 2019. Future change of annual cycle of Indian rainfall and Eurasian snow in the CMIP5 models, WCRP CAS/JSC Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, Research activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic modelling, E. Astakhova Ed., Report No. 49, WCRP Report No. 12/2019, 7:11-12.

20. Prabhu, Amita and Mandke, Sujata K. 2019. Indian rainfall and Eurasian snow climatology in CMIP5 historical simulations, WCRP CAS/JSC Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, Research activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic modelling, E. Astakhova Ed., Report No. 49, WCRP Report No. 12/2019, 9:3-4.

19. Mandke, Sujata K., Sahai, A.K., Shinde, M.A. and Joseph, S. 2006. Global warming and mean Indian summer monsoon, WCRP CAS/JSC Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, Research activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic modelling, J. Cote Ed., Report No. 36, WMO/TD No. 1347, 9:1-2.

18. Sahai A.K., Mandke, Sujata K. and Shinde M.A. 2005. Assessment of ensemble dynamical seasonal prediction of recent monsoons by an AGCM, Proceedings (extended abstracts) of International Conference on MONEX and its Legacy, Habitat Centre, New Delhi, 3–7 February, 2005, 95-96.

17. Mujumdar M., Krishnan R., Sahai A.K., Mandke, Sujata K., Kulkarni J.R., Shinde M.A., Vinay Kumar, Kripalani, R.H. and Sabade S.S. 2005. Monsoon 2004 – Performance of LRF: global modelling aspects, Leeward News, 9(4):5–7.

16. Joseph, Susmitha, Mandke, Sujata K. and Sahai, A.K. 2005. Study of Indian summer monsoon break spells, Proceedings (Extended abstracts) of the first Prof. Ananthakrishnan Memorial Conference, Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune, 18–19 January, 2005, 72–73.

15. Mandke, Sujata K. and Satyan, V. 2004. Transient disturbances during summer monsoon 1997 simulated by an AGCM, Proceedings of National Symposium on Forecasting and Mitigation of Meteorological Disasters: Tropical Cyclones, Floods and Droughts (TROPMET-2002), Bhubaneshwar, 11–14 February, 2002, 322–329.

14. Sahai, A.K., Mandke, Sujata K., Krishnan, R. 2004. Dynamical and statistical forecasts of Indian Summer Monsoon – 2002 and 2003, Extended abstracts of Conference on ‘Extended Range Monsoon Prediction’, Space Application Centre, Ahmedabad, 16–17 March, 2004.

13. Sahai A.K., Mandke, Sujata K., Krishnan R., Vinay Kumar, Mujumdar M., Kulkarni J.R. and Gharge S.P. 2003. Statistical and dynamical prediction of summer monsoon 2003, Leeward News, 8(4):15–21.

12. Mandke, Sujata K. and Satyan, V. 2002. Simulation of monsoon disturbances during summer monsoon 1997 in an AGCM, Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, Research activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic Modelling, H. Ritche Ed., Report No. 32, WMO TD No. 1105, 6:11–12.

11. Mandke, Sujata K., Ramesh, K.V., Soman, M.K. and Satyan, V. 2002. El Niño and Indian Summer Monsoon of 1997: study with AGCMs, Proceedings of Symposium on Meteorology for Sustainable Development, TROPMET-2001, Regional Meteorological Centre, Mumbai, 6–9 February, 2001, 282–288.

10. Krishnan, R., Satyan, V., Mujumdar, M., Mandke, Sujata K., Kulkarni, J.R., Sahai, A.K., Gharge, S.P., Vaidya, V., Ramesh, K.V., Vinay Kumar. 2001. Ensemble GCM simulations of The Indian Summer Monsoon, CAS/JSC WGNE Research Activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic Modelling, H. Ritche Ed., Report No. 31, WMO/TD No. 1064, 6:5–6.

9. Mandke, Sujata K., Satyan, V. and Soman, M.K. 2001. The 1997–98 El Niño and the Indian Summer Monsoon: A GCM study, Proceedings of National Symposium on Ocean and Atmosphere, TROPMET-2000, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi, 1–4 February, 2000, 476–479.

8. Soman, M.K., Satyan, V., Sreerekha, T.R. and Mandke, Sujata K. 2001. GCM Simulations of Interannual Variability of Indian Summer Monsoon – Role of Boundary Forcing and Internal Dynamics, Proceedings of National Symposium on Ocean and Atmosphere, TROPMET-2000, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi, 1–4 February, 2000, 437–440.

7. Kulkarni, J.R., Mujumdar, M., Ashok, K., Soman, M.K., Mandke, Sujata K. and Satyan, V. 2001. Comparison of Surface Wind Stresses Computed Using AGCMs and NCEP Derived Winds over Indian Region, Proceedings of National Symposium on Ocean and Atmosphere, TROPMET-2000, Cochin University of Science and Technology, Kochi, 1–4 February, 2000, 433–436.

6. Soman, M.K., Mandke, Sujata K., Satyan, V. 2000. Systematic Errors in GCM Simulations of Interannual Variability of ASM, Bureau of Meteorology Research Centre, Melbourne, Australia, Research Report No. 80, 223–226.

5. Mandke, Sujata K., Ashok, K., Soman, M.K. and Satyan, V. 2000. Prediction of Monsoon 1998 Using a Grid Point Climate Model, Proceedings of National Symposium on Meteorology Beyond 2000, TROPMET-1999, 16–19 February, 1999, 328–333.

4. Soman, M.K., Mandke, Sujata K. and Satyan, V. 2000. SST Boundary Forcing for Long-lead Dynamic Forecast: How Good Is the Persistent Anomaly Method?, Proceedings of National Symposium on Meteorology Beyond 2000, TROPMET-1999, 16–19 February, 1999, 323–327.

3. Satyan, V., Krishnan, R., Soman, M.K., Kulkarni, J.R., Sahai, A.K., Mandke, Sujata K., Mujumdar, M. 2000. Simulation of Surface Wind Stress on Monthly and Seasonal Time Scales to Provide Forcing for Driving an Ocean General Circulation Model, WCRP CAS/JSC Working Group on Numerical Experimentation, Research Activities in Atmospheric and Oceanic Modelling, Report No. 30, WMO/TD 987, 8:15–16.

2. Satyan, V., Keshavamurthy, R.N., Soman, M.K., Krishnan, R., Kulkarni, J.R., Ashok, K., Mandke, Sujata K., Mujumdar, M., Pattanaik, D.R., Venkatesan, C., Gharge, S.P. and Sahai, A.K. 2000. Monsoon Predictability and Variability Studies Using Atmospheric General Circulation Models, SERC Research Highlights, Department of Science and Technology Publication, 96–104.

1. Satyan, V., Soman, M.K., Krishnan, R., Kulkarni, J.R., Ashok, K., Mandke, Sujata K., Mujumdar, M., Pattanaik, D.R., and others. 2000. Climate Predictability and Variability Studies Using Atmospheric General Circulation Models, Research Highlights in Earth System Science, DST's Special Volume 1, O.P. Varma and T.M. Mahadevan Ed., Department of Science and Technology (ESS), New Delhi, Indian Geological Congress, 311–324.

IITM Research reports

7. Mandke, Sujata K., Pillai, P. A. and Sahai, A.K. 2018. The 10-20 day intraseasonal variation of the south Asian summer monsoon simulated by GFDL models in the AMIP experiment of CMIP5, contributions from Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Research Report no. RR-142. ESSO/IITM/MM/SR/04(2018)/193.

6. Mandke, Sujata K., Shinde, M.A. and Sahai, A.K. 2013. The importance of coupled sea surface temperatures to the northward propagation of summer monsoon intraseasonal oscillation, contributions from Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology research report no. RR-129.

5. Sahai A.K., Mandke Sujata K., Shinde M.A., Chattopadhyay R., Joseph S. and Goswami B.N. 2007. Experimental Seasonal Forecasts of Indian Summer Monsoon 2007: Statistical and Dynamical Models, contributions from IITM, Research Report no. RR-120.

4. Mandke, Sujata K., Sahai, A.K., Shinde, M.A., Joseph, S. and Chattopadhay, R. 2006. Coupled Multi Model Response Of “Active” and “Break” Phases of Indian Summer Monsoon to Enhanced CO₂ Effect”, contributions from Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Research Report no. RR-112.

3. Mandke, Sujata, K., Sahai, A.K. and Shinde, M.A. 2005. Dynamical ensemble seasonal forecast experiments of recent Indian summer monsoons: An assessment using new approach”, contributions from Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Research Report no. RR-107.

2. Mandke, Sujata K., Ramesh, K.V. and Satyan, V. 2001. Intercomparison of Asian Summer Monsoon 1997 simulated by Atmospheric General Circulation Model”, Contributions from Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Research Report no. RR-092.

1. R. Ashrit, Mandke, Sujata K. and M.K. Soman. 1999. Monsoon simulation of 1991 & 1994 by GCM: Sensitivity to SST distribution, contributions from Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology Research Report no. RR-084.

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Scientist Profile

Dr.(Smt.) Sujata Kalyan Mandke

Designation

: Scientist D

Phone

: +91-(0)20-25904508

Fax

: +91-(0)20-25865142

Email ID

: amin[at]tropmet[dot]res[dot]in

Area of Expertise

Academic Records

Research

Awards & Honors

Scientific Careers

Research Highlight

Scientist Profile

Dr.(Smt.) Sujata Kalyan Mandke

Designation : Scientist D

Phone : +91-(0)20-25904508

Fax : +91-(0)20-25865142

Email ID : amin[at]tropmet[dot]res[dot]in

Area of Expertise

Academic Records

Research

Awards & Honors

Scientific Careers

Research Highlight

Designation

: Scientist D

Phone

: +91-(0)20-25904508

Fax

: +91-(0)20-25865142

Email ID

: amin[at]tropmet[dot]res[dot]in