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| 1. | Khan, T.M.A., Singh, O.P. and Rahman, M.S.: Recent Sea level and SST trends along Bangladesh coast in relation to the frequency of intense cyclones, Marine Geodesy, 2000, 23, 103-116. | ||
| 2. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A. and Rahman, M.S.:Changes in the frequency of tropical cyclones over the north Indian Ocean, Meteorology and Atmospheric Physics, 2000, 75, 11-20. | ||
| 3. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A., Rahman, M.S. and Salah Uddin, Summer monsoon rainfall over Bangladesh in relation to multivariate ENSO index, Mausam, 2000, 51,255-260. |
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| 4. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A. and Rahman, M.S.: The vulnerability assessment of SAARC coastal region due to sea level rise: Bangladesh case, SMRC Dhaka, Report No.3, 2000, 108 pp. |
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| 5. | Singh,O.P.,Cause-effect relationships between sea surface temperature, precipitation and sea level along the Bangladesh coast, Theo. Appl. Clim., 2001, 68, 233-243. |
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| 6. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A. and Rahman, M.S.: Has the frequency of intense tropical cyclones increased in the north Indian Ocean ?, current Science, 2001, 80,575-580. |
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| 7. | Singh, O.P.: Long term trends in the frequency of monsoonal disturbances over the north Indian Ocean, Mausam, 2001, 52,655-658. |
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| 8. | Singh, O.P.: Multivariate ENSO Index and Indian monsoon rainfall : Relationships on monthly and subdivisional scales, Meteorol. Atmos. Phys., 2001, 78, 1-9. | ||
| 9. | Singh, O.P.: Khan, T.M.A. and Rahman, M.S.: Probable reasons for enhanced cyclogenesis over the Bay of Bengal during July - August of ENSO years, Global andPlanetary Change, 2001, 29, 135-147. |
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| 10. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A., Aktar, F. and Sarker, M.A.: Recent sea level and sea surface temperature changes along the Maldives coast, Marine Geodesy, 2001, 24,209-218. |
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| 11. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A., Murty, T.S. and Rahman, M.S.: Sea Level changes along the Bangladesh coast in relation to southern oscillation phenomenon, Marine Geodesy, 2001, 24,65-72. |
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| 12. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A. and Rahman, M.S.: Tropical cyclone frequency in the north Indian Ocean in relation to Southern Oscillation Phenomenon, Mausam, 2001, 52, 511-514. | ||
| 13. | Singh, O.P., Khan, T.M.A. and Rahman, M.S.: Impact of Southern Oscillation on the frequency of monsoon depressions in the Bay of Bengal, Natural Hazards, 2002, 25, 101-115. | ||
| 14. | Singh, O.P.: Interannual variability and predictability of sea level along the Indian coast, Theo. Appl. Clim., 2002,72,11-28. | ||
| 15. | Singh, O.P.: Predictability of sea level in the Meghna estuary of Bangladesh, Global and Planetary Chang, 2002,32, 245-251. | ||
| 16. | Singh, O.P.: Sea level variability along the Indian coast, SMRC Dhaka, Report No.7, 2002, 122 pp. |
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| 17. | Singh, O.P.: Spatial variation of sea level trend along the Bangladesh coast, Marine Geodesy,2002,25,205-212. | ||
| 18. | Prasad K. and Y.V. Rama Rao (2003): Cyclone track prediction by a quasi-Lagrangian limited area model, Meteorol. and Atmos. Phys., 83, 173-185. | ||
| 19. | Singh, O.P. and Sarker, M.A.: Recent sea surface temperature variability in the coastal regions of north Indian Ocean , Indian J. Mar. Sci., 2003,32,7-13. |
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| 20. | Prasad K., Romee Afroz, M.A. Sarker and Mizanur Rahman (2006): A diagnostic study of some flood producing rainfall events in Bangladesh with a limited area analysis-forecast system, MAUSAM, 57, 3, 475-488 |
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| 21. | Prasad K. (2006): Further experiments on cyclone track prediction with a quasi-Lagrangian limited area model, Meteorol. and Atmos. Phys., 91, 183-199. |
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