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Supriya Dnyanoba Biradar completed a six-month software developer internship at the India Meteorological Department in Pune, focusing on creating a Rainfall Dashboard to visualize and analyze rainfall data. The internship enhanced her technical skills in Python and data visualization, as well as non-technical skills like teamwork and leadership. The dashboard serves as a valuable tool for understanding weather patterns and has potential for future expansion to include more comprehensive data.
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Final Review

Supriya Dnyanoba Biradar completed a six-month software developer internship at the India Meteorological Department in Pune, focusing on creating a Rainfall Dashboard to visualize and analyze rainfall data. The internship enhanced her technical skills in Python and data visualization, as well as non-technical skills like teamwork and leadership. The dashboard serves as a valuable tool for understanding weather patterns and has potential for future expansion to include more comprehensive data.
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G H RAISONI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & MANAGEMENT

Gat No. 1200, Wagholi, Pune – 412 207


INDUSTRY INSTITUTE INTERACTION CELL
Department of Computer Engineering
Six Months Internship

“Software Developer Internship”


at
India Meteorological Department, Pune

Name of Intern: Supriya Dnyanoba Biradar


Registration no: 2020ACOE1101032
Name of Internal Mentor :
Name of External Mentor: Dr Rajib Chattopadhyay

Academic Year 2023-24


CONTENT
 INTRODUCTION

 SERVICES

 DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED

 INTERN CONTRIBUTION

 OUTCOMES

 CONTRIBUTION OF MENTORS

 PHOTOS
INTRODUCTION OF INDUSTRY

 Name of Industry: India Meteorological Department, Pune

 Address: GRHX+RJH, University Rd, Revenue Colony, Pune, Maharashtra 411005

 The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has six Regional Meteorological Centres:
Chennai, Guwahati, Kolkata, Mumbai, Nagpur, New Delhi.

 Each center has a Deputy Director-General. There is also a Meteorological Centre in every
state capital.

 The IMD is responsible for weather forecasting and meteorological observations. It


operates hundreds of observation stations across India and Antarctica.
INTRODUCTION

 The India Meteorological Department (IMD) is the national meteorological service of


India, responsible for providing weather and climate-related information to support
various sectors of the country, including agriculture, transportation, defense, and public
safety.

 Established in 1875, the IMD operates under the Ministry of Earth Sciences, Government
of India.

 Its headquarters is located in New Delhi, with regional offices and observatories across
the country.
SERVICES

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) in Pune provides a range of meteorological


services and plays a crucial role in monitoring, analyzing, and forecasting weather conditions
in the Western region of India. Some of the key services provided by IMD Pune include:

1.Weather Forecasting:

IMD Pune offers daily weather forecasts, including information on temperature, humidity,
wind speed, and precipitation. These forecasts cater to the specific needs of the Western
region, helping the public, agriculture, and various industries plan activities accordingly.

2.Severe Weather Alerts:

The department issues timely alerts and warnings for severe weather events such as
cyclones, heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and heatwaves. These alerts are crucial for disaster
preparedness and public safety.
SERVICES

3.Climate Monitoring:

IMD Pune monitors long-term climate patterns and variations in the Western region. This
includes the analysis of temperature trends, rainfall patterns, and other climatic parameters,
contributing to climate research and understanding.

4.Agricultural Meteorology Services:

The department provides specialized meteorological services for agriculture, including


information on rainfall patterns, soil moisture, and agro-meteorological advisories. This
supports farmers in making informed decisions related to crop planning and management.
SERVICES
5.Aviation Weather Services:

IMD Pune offers aviation weather services, providing meteorological information essential
for safe air travel. This includes weather forecasts, visibility reports, and other aviation-
related data for airports in the region.

6.Ocean State Forecast:

The department issues forecasts related to the state of the Indian Ocean, including sea
surface temperatures, wave heights, and other marine conditions. This information is vital
for maritime activities and navigation.

7.Research and Development:

IMD Pune is involved in ongoing research and development activities related to


meteorology. This includes the development and improvement of forecasting models, data
assimilation techniques, and the exploration of advanced technologies for weather
prediction.
DEPARTMENT ASSIGNED

 I had the privilege of being assigned as an intern at the Climate Research and Services
(CRS) Department of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) in Pune.

 The CRS Department plays a pivotal role in climate research and services, providing
critical information for various sectors. The focus of this internship was on enhancing
data visualization and accessibility through a Rainfall Dashboard.
INTERN CONTRIBUTION IN INDUSTRY

 Objective:
The primary goal of my internship was to contribute to the creation of a Rainfall Dashboard.

1.My Role:
As an intern, I actively participated in the design and development of the Rainfall
Dashboard, leveraging my skills in data analysis, visualization, and software tools.

2.Key Responsibilities:
1. Collaborating with the CRS team to understand the specific requirements.
2. Analyzing rainfall data and identifying key parameters for visualization.
3. Utilizing relevant tools and technologies to create an interactive and user-friendly
dashboard.
4. Ensuring the accuracy and reliability of data displayed on the dashboard.
INTERN CONTRIBUTION IN INDUSTRY

 The development of a dashboard for analyzing rainfall data is significant , aimed at


unlocking valuable insights into weather patterns and climate trends. This project is
dedicated to the creation of an interactive platform that visualizes rainfall data and
patterns, allowing users to explore and grasp meteorological conditions in a specific
region.

 This component enables users to select a specific state and delve into rainfall data for
various districts and meteorological stations within that state. The dashboard provides
graphical representations of the data while underlining the significance of rainfall
statistics and extreme values. This feature is valuable for data-driven decision-making and
holds great relevance in numerous sectors.
OUTCOME OF INTERNSHIP

 The outcome of the project, i.e the development of a Rainfall Data Visualization
Dashboard using Python, has resulted in a comprehensive and impactful tool for
meteorologists and decision-makers.
OUTCOME OF INTERNSHIP
OUTCOME OF INTERNSHIP
 Moreover, apart from the technical skills I have also acquired different non-technical
skills like the office protocol and good professional gestures. Most importantly, the
work experience was very good which included cooperative teamwork and accepting
responsibilities.

 During the six-month internship period I have learnt many new technologies and
personal habits as stated below.
1. PYTHON
2. DASH PLOTLY
3. Website Designing
4. Leadership
5. Teamwork
6. Build a better rapport with my team and managers
CONTRIBUTION OF MENTORS

 During the complete period, guides are the ones who helped immensely throughout. My
internal guide was who was helpful and ready 24/7 for me regarding any doubt or query.
Complete knowledge about the process was given by him only as he was my mentor too.
complete communication with the college I had through him only be it regarding project.
semester or internship.

 My external guide was Dr Rajib Chattopadhyay whose support was there throughout the
internship. Daily/weekly he used to allocate me work that I had to do and with the ideas
and necessary resources. From joining day to the farewell I took his guidance which was
very useful for me. he also helped me in times when I got stuck somewhere and was not
able to find the way out
PHOTOS

(Figure : Office Photo)

(Figure : Photo with Industry Mentor)


CONCLUSION

 In conclusion, the development of the rainfall analysis dashboard stands as a valuable


tool for unraveling the intricacies of weather patterns and climate trends. Through its
adept utilization of data preprocessing techniques and interactive visualizations, this
dashboard empowers users to glean profound insights into the evolving tapestry of
rainfall patterns over time.

 One of the strengths of this dashboard lies in its user-friendly interface and interactive
components, which facilitate an intuitive exploration of the data. The diverse applications
of this dashboard extend to various sectors, including agriculture, urban planning, and
disaster management, where a comprehensive understanding of rainfall patterns is
instrumental for making well-informed decisions.
FUTURE SCOPE

 Looking to the future, this dashboard holds great potential for expansion and refinement.
It can readily incorporate additional data and visualizations to enhance its scope.

 For instance, the dashboard can be further enriched by incorporating rainfall data from
stations across all states and union territories in India, consolidating it into a singular,
reliable platform for comprehensive station-based rainfall information.

 This ongoing evolution underscores the dashboard's commitment to providing robust,


data-driven insights and supporting informed decision-making in the face of climate
dynamics.

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