Miti Field Laboratories is an independent research programme focused on Earth observation, remote sensing, and planetary science — spanning satellite radar interferometry, altimetry, GNSS integrity, and comparative planetary surface studies. This site serves as a home for that work: published research, preprints, datasets, and notes from ongoing projects.
The name draws on miti (मिति), a Sanskrit word for measurement — a fitting starting point for research grounded in the precise observation of a changing Earth, from ice shelves to ocean plumes to planetary ice.
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MITI FIELD LABORATORIES
Miti Field Laboratories is an independent research programme focused on Earth observation, remote sensing, and planetary science — spanning satellite… Read more.
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Seven-Year Sentinel-1 C-Band SAR Time Series Reveals Brine Infiltration Signatures and Progressive Firn Densification Across Antarctic Ice Shelves
Antarctic ice shelf stability is sensitive to seawater infiltration in the firn layer, yet satellite confirmation of brine signatures remains… Read more.
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SWOT Ka-Radar and ICESat-2 Altimetry Fusion for Satellite-Constrained Irrigation Water Balance: Evidence from the World’s Largest Gravity-Fed Scheme
We present a multi-satellite constrained water budget approach that combines SWOT Ka-radar altimeter and ICESat-2 ATL13 photon counting lidar measurements.… Read more.
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