MUMBAI, India, Aug. 10 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202521132698 A) filed by Sandip Institute Of Technology And Research Centre; Sandip Institute Of Engineering And Management; Sandip Polytechnic; Sandip Institute Of Pharmaceutical Sciences; Sandip University Nashik; and Sandip University Sijjoul on December 27, 2025, for A System For Long-Distance Climatic Interaction Analysis And Precipitation Variability.
Inventors include Sahu, Ramgopal Tilakram; Nayak, Jyotiprakash Giridharlal; Turakne, Sagar Dattatray; Patil, Aniket; Manjarwal, Sachin W.; and Babu, Naga Seshu.
The application for the patent was published on July 31, 2026, under issue no. 31/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to a system for long-distance climatic interaction analysis and precipitation variability. The system for analyzing the impact of long- distance interactions among climatic indicators on the spatiotemporal variability of precipitation, with a focus on Indian Summer Monsoon rainfall. The system integrates historical archives, satellite observations, and ground-based sensor data, which are processed through normalization, noise filtration, and anomaly removal to produce high-quality inputs. Using advanced computational approaches, including wavelet coherence algorithms, statistical models, and machine learning techniques, the system identifies patterns, trends, and abnormalities in precipitation variability that conventional short-range analyses may overlook. This invention enables accurate attribution of rainfall variability to multiple climate indices and teleconnections, facilitating data-driven decision-making for water resource management, agriculture, urban infrastructure, and hydrologically sensitive sectors. By combining comprehensive data collection, rigorous processing, and sophisticated analysis, the system provides a predictive framework for long-term planning and strategic interventions in climate-sensitive domains.
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