XXVI ANNUAL REPORT GOA UNIVERSITY

• Kamat, N., Consultative meeting on the theology of tourism, Council for Social
Justice and Peace-CSJP, Goa, Caritas, Panaji, Goa, 18 th March, 2011,“An analysis of
the issues in tourism in Goa”.
Department of Marine Sciences:
• Lina Fernandes and G. N. Nayak, International Conference, Environmental
Challenges: A Global Concern, Kanya Mahavidyalaya, Jalandar, 15-16 October,
2010, “Evaluation of metal pollution levels with time in sediments of Ulhas
Estuary, Mumbai”, pp. 15.
• Ratnaprabha R. Siraswar and G. N. Nayak, International Conference,
Environmental Challenges: A Global Concern, Kanya Mahavidyalaya, Jalandar, 15-
16 October, 2010, “Understanding depositional environment through the
distribution of sediment components and metals within the intertidal regions
along Mandovi estuary Central west coast of India”, pp. 29–30.
• Samida Volvoikar and G. N. Nayak, International Conference, Environmental
Challenges: A Global Concern, Kanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandar, 15-16 October,
2010, Anthropogenic influence on the distribution of metals with time on Dudh
creek along northern Maharastra coast, pp. 85–86.
• Anant Pande and G. N. Nayak, Climate Changes: Spatial Concerns and Mitigation
Strategies., Institute for Spatial Planning and Environment Research, Panchkula,
India, 16–18 December, 2010, “Mudflats – A sedimentary environment in
understanding metal distribution and abundance”, pp. 16.
• Maria Fernandes and G. N. Nayak, Climate Changes: Spatial Concerns and
Mitigation Strategies, Institute for Spatial Planning and Environment Research,
Panchkula, India, 16-18 December, 2010, “Bioavailability of metals in mudflat
environment of Shastri Estuary”, pp. 15.
• G. N. Nayak, XXVII Convention of Indian Association of Sedimentologists, Jammu
University, Jammu, India, 22–24 December, 2010, “Coast, coastal issues and their
management”. pp. 66.
• Anant Pande and G. N. Nayak, XXVII Convention of Indian Association of
Sedimentologists, Jammu University, Jammu, India, 22-24 December, 2010,
“Depositional environment and preferential site of metal concentration in
mudflats of Dharmatar creek, West Coast of India”, pp. 74.
• G. N. Nayak, Deepti V. G. Dessai, Ksh. Tomchou Singh, Ratnaprabha Siraswar,
Samidha and Cheryl Noronha, National Conference on Science and Geopolitics of
Arctic and Antarctic, India International Centre, New Delhi, India, 14–15 January,
2011, “Suspended particulate matter in Southern Ocean – An approach to
understand source and processes, pp. 142–151”.
• Shilpa Shirodkar, H. B. Menon and K. Krishnamurthy, Variation of Aerosol spatial
depth over a coastal station (Goa), along the west coast of India, Hyderabad, 5–9
July, 2010, Oral presentation made in Asian Oceanic Geosciences Society (AOGS).
• H. B. Menon, Shilpa Shirodkar and K. Krishnamurthy, Temporal analysis of
atmospheric black carbon Asia and Costal station in Goa, Hyderabad, 5–9 July,
2010, Presentation made in Asian Oceanic Geosciences Society (AOGS).
• H. B. Menon, Shilpa Shirodkar and K. Krishnamurthy, Retrial of HOD from OCM
onboard IRS-P4 and its dynamics along the estuarine Arabian Sea, Hyderabad, 5-9
July, 2010, Oral presentation made in Asian Oceanic Geosciences Society (AOGS).
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