Video of NCERT program — 5 February 2021
“Exploring Geography through Climographs”
The Institute of Geographical Studies (TIGS), is dedicated to popularizing geography education for children, particularly those in classes 8+.
We invite children to explore a world of ideas through this fascinating discipline called geography.
Here is a project to bring something interesting to children (and adults) studying geography: a book on climographs in India based on climate data from 111 climate stations from the amazing India Meteorological Department (IMD), one of the long-serving, tax-payer-funded agencies of the Government of India. ( See list of stations )
Climographs are pictures that tell us about long term average atmospheric variations at a place.
About the book:
- Title : India Climographs
- Contents :
- Introduction to climate concepts, climographs, and how to read a climograph.
- Climographs for 111 stations in India.
- How to use the book to advance your knowledge of geography.
- Graded exercises to help you assess your own progress in studying this book.
- Hints on how to ask geography questions.
- Forewords by:
- Dr Surinder Mohan Bhardwaj, cultural geographer, Professor Emeritus, Department of Geography, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA
- Dr Thomas W Schmidlin, a meteorologist, Professor Emeritus, Department of Geography, Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, USA.
- Dr M V Srinivasan, Professor of Economics, Department of Education in Social Sciences, National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), New Delhi, India
- Price : FREE!
- Why is this book free?
- The data that are graphed here have been collected using tax-payer funds, by the Government of India. You have already paid for the data.
- The creation of the graphs and their compilation into a book are a service by The Institute of Geographical Studies in the cause of popularizing geography education.
- Conditions applicable : Published under Creative Commons Licensing: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 : Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International
- Please learn about the conditions by visiting the Creative Commons lincensing link given here.
- If you are a teacher, please teach your pupils about this structure and its importance.
- Please be sure share your thoughts and comments on this book. Additional information is welcome. We will try to include your information in a future revised edition of the book.
Download your copy here : INDIA CLIMOGRAPHS BY TIGS
List of the meteorological stations in the book
Stations |
|
| 1 | Abu |
| 2 | Agartala |
| 3 | Agra |
| 4 | Ahmedabad |
| 5 | Aijal / Aizawl |
| 6 | Ajmer |
| 7 | Akola |
| 8 | Ambikapur |
| 9 | Aminidivi |
| 10 | Amritsar |
| 11 | Anantpur |
| 12 | Andrott |
| 13 | Aurangabad |
| 14 | Balasore |
| 15 | Bareilly |
| 16 | Belagavi |
| 17 | Bengaluru |
| 18 | Bhagalpur |
| 19 | Bhatinda |
| 20 | Bhopal |
| 21 | Bhubaneswar |
| 22 | Bhuj |
| 23 | Bikaner |
| 24 | Chandigarh |
| 25 | Chennai |
| 26 | Cherrapunji |
| 27 | Coimbatore |
| 28 | Cooch Behar |
| 29 | Darjeeling |
| 30 | Dehradun |
| 31 | Dharamsala |
| 32 | Dibrugarh |
| 33 | Gadag |
| 34 | Gangtok |
| 35 | Gaya |
| 36 | Gorakhpur |
| 37 | Guwahati |
| 38 | Gwalior |
| 39 | Hassan |
| 40 | Hisar |
| 41 | Hyderabad |
| 42 | Imphal |
| 43 | Indore |
| 44 | Jabalpur |
| 45 | Jagdalpur |
| 46 | Jaipur |
| 47 | Jaisalmer |
| 48 | Jalandhar |
| 49 | Jammu |
| 50 | Jamshedpur |
| 51 | Jharsuguda |
| 52 | Jodhpur |
| 53 | Joshimath |
| 54 | Kalaburagi |
| 55 | Kannur |
| 56 | Kanpur |
| 57 | Kanyakumari |
| 58 | Karnal |
| 59 | Khajuraho |
| 60 | Kodaikanal |
| 61 | Kohima |
| 62 | Kolkata |
| 63 | Kota |
| 64 | Kozhikode |
| 65 | Leh |
| 66 | Lucknow |
| 67 | Ludhiana |
| 68 | Madurai |
| 69 | Mahabaleshwar |
| 70 | Malda |
| 71 | Manali |
| 72 | Mangaluru |
| 73 | Masulipatnam |
| 74 | Minicoy |
| 75 | Mukteswar |
| 76 | Mumbai |
| 77 | Mysuru |
| 78 | Nagpur |
| 79 | Nainital |
| 80 | Nashik |
| 81 | New Delhi (Palam) |
| 82 | New Delhi (SFD) |
| 83 | Palakkad |
| 84 | Panjim |
| 85 | Parbhani |
| 86 | Pasighat |
| 87 | Patna |
| 88 | Port Blair |
| 89 | Prayagaraj |
| 90 | Puducherry |
| 91 | Pune |
| 92 | Raipur |
| 93 | Rajkot |
| 94 | Ranchi |
| 95 | Sambalpur |
| 96 | Shillong |
| 97 | Shimla |
| 98 | Silchar |
| 99 | Solapur |
| 100 | Srinagar |
| 101 | Sriniketan |
| 102 | Surat |
| 103 | Thiruvananthapuram |
| 104 | Tirupati |
| 105 | Tura |
| 106 | Udaipur |
| 107 | Uthagamandalam |
| 108 | Vadodara |
| 109 | Varanasi |
| 110 | Vijayawada |
| 111 | Visakhapatnam |