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88 Glorious Years in the Service of the Nation Since 1926

INDIAN SCHOOL OF MINESDhanbad, Jharkhand, India – 826004)

(Ministry of Human Resources Development, Govt. of India)

December 12, 2013 1

ISM WELCOMES YOU ALL

International Projects-ISM

International Relations

Office of Associate Dean

(International Relations and Alumni Affairs)

Indian School of Mines

Dhanbad

Contents

Indian School of Mines – An Overview

Erasmus Mundus :India 4EU II : In progress

Indo-Netherlands DST Project

Academic Collaborations

Erasmus Mundus :AREaS+(just selected)

Preparations for incoming and outgoing mobilities

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Objectives and Benefits of International Relations

Objectives

• exchange studies abroad

• joint research in frontier areas beneficial in Indian context

• hands on training on advanced equipment

• collaborative projects

Benefits

• curriculum strengthening

• value addition to students and faculty

• establishment of state-of-the-art labs

• building brand image

• international exposure and recognition

• dissemination through joint publications, reports and books


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Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad, India

An Overview

December 12, 2013 6

Location

About the state of Jharkhand

Date of

FormationNov 15, 2000

Size 79,714 sq km

Population 26,909,428

Capital Ranchi

Rivers Damodar, Subarnarekha

Forests &

National Park

Betla ( Palamau), NP,

Hazaribagh WS

Languages Hindi, Urdu, Santhali

Neighbours StateBihar,Uttar Pradesh, West

Bengal,Orissa,Chhattisgarh

Principle Occupation Mining, Steel production,

Minerals Coal, copper, iron and mica


The oldest centrally funded institute in Engg., Science, and Management in the region)

• Established in 1926 (in the pattern of Royal School of Mines, London)

• 18 Faculty Departments

• Centres of Excellence (Mining Environment, Longwall mine mechanization, Rock Excavation)

• Admission of students:– Undergraduate: IIT-JEE (all India level)

– Post-graduate/Research scholars : GATE/NET/ISM EE(all India level)

• No. of students: 5706– Undergraduate:3640

– Post-Graduate: 1305

– Research Scholars: 761

• No. of faculty members : 251

December 12, 2013 7

Facts and Figures


December 12, 2013 8

Facts and Figures

Student strength (5706) Faculty strength (251)

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December 12, 2013 9

• No. of academic Programmes: 58

• Manpower provider to more than 15 sectors

• Think Tank for 11 ministries of Govt. of India

• Core strengths: Mining, Petroleum, MiningMachinery, Mineral, Mining Environment, AppliedGeology, and Applied Geophysics

• International Collaborations: 14 (recent one:Politecnico di Torino, Italy, European Commission)

• Special recognition: Establishment of Institute ofMining for Afghanistan, Mineral Resources Planningfor Bangladesh, Global mining initiative, Ministry ofOntario Province, Canada

12/12/2013 9

Facts and Figures

Lecture Hall Complex-1


International Students

Students are routed through ICCR , MEA and MOUs

Academics (last 5 years)

• 6 from Afghanistan

• 2 from Sudan

• 2 from Iran

• A new 5 year- bachelors programme in mining engg. for Afghan students

• A study abroad programme for University of South Florida, USA on Mining, Environment and sustainable development

Professional Development Programmes

• 180 executives from Afghanistan

• 30 executives from Mozambique


Academic /Research Programmes 58 (Nos.)

Courses: B.Tech.(4 year), Dual-degree(5 year),

Integrated M.Sc./M. Sc. Tech(5 years), M. Sc./M.Sc.Tech.(2/3 years), M.Tech.(2 years), M.Phil.(1Year), MBA(2 years), Executive MBA( 3 Years), Ph.D.and D.Sc. in various areas of

• Engineering: Computer Science, Chemical, Civil,

Electrical, Electronics, Environmental, Fuel & Mineral,Mechanical, Mining, Mining Machinery,Petroleum;(11)

• Science: Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Applied

Geology, Applied Geophysics(5)

• Management

• Humanities & Social Sciences: Philosophy,

English and Social Science

• Research(Ph.D.) Fellowships: 250 per year

December 12, 2013 11Longwall face in campus


Penman Auditorium

218 acres fully residential campus + Additional allotmentof 175 acres

Academic Buildings : 12 Nos. Administrative Building Central Library Complex Lecture Hall Complexes : 2 Nos., 71 lecture halls Executive Development Centre Senior Academic Hostel (Guest House) Health Centre Hostel : Boys- 8 Nos.; Girls - 4 Nos. 306 Faculty Quarters; 337 Staff Quarters Student Activity Centre including Swimming Pool;

Furnished Food Courts(under construction) Outdoor and Indoor Sports Complexes In-campus Banking & Postal Services Sewage Treatment and RO Water Treatment Plant (under

construction) Power Supply backup

Infrastructure

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December 12, 2013 13

8 storied Central Research Facility 10 storied 2000 capacity Boys Hostel; 200 room girls hostel 8 storied centrally air-conditioned library complex 4 storied Health Centre Complex 7 storied Academic Complex 4 storied shopping centre

New Infrastructure(under construction)


Central Research Facility

UV-Vis-NIR

FESEM

Advanced Air Bearing Rotational Viscometer

Electron Probe Micro Analyzer

Mining Machinery Engineering

Power Hydraulics laboratory

Material Handling laboratory

Drilling Engineering laboratory

Applied Geology

Coal Petrology

Geotechnical Engineering

Geo-chemical

Petroleum Engineering

Natural Gas Hydrate

Enhanced Oil Recovery

Reservoir Engineering


Research Laboratories


Applied Geophysics

Magneto-Telluric

Geophysical Instrumentation

Remote Sensing

Seismological Observatory

Environmental Science and Engineering

Waste Water Engineering

Air and Noise Pollution

Solid Waste Treatment

Rain Water Harvesting




Fuel and Mineral Engineering Mineral Engineering Coal Characterization Fluidized Bed Combustion Heat Treatment Centrifugal Separation Pilot Plant Gravity Separation

Mining Engineering Rock Mechanics Rock Excavation Mine Ventilation Mine Surveying


Mechanical Engineering

Air conditioning and refrigeration

IC Engine and Thermal Engineering

Heat and Mass Transfer

CAD & CAM

Electronics Engineering

• Digital electronics

• Digital Signal processing

• Fiber-optics

• Communication

• Microwave

• Microprocessor and Embedded Systems




Electrical Engineering

Power systems

Instrumentation and control

Power electronics

Circuit theory

Electrical Measurement

Computer Science & Engg.

VLSI

Network

Central server systems

Security




Centres of Advanced Learning

Sponsoring agency Programme

MOEF Centre of Excellence in Mining Environment

UGC Centre of Rock Excavation Engineering

United Kingdom (Colombo Plan) Centre of Longwall Mine Mechanization

DSTFund for Improvement in Science and Technology

(FIST)

UGC

Special Assistance Programme (SAP)

Cooperation on Strengthening of Infrastructure

for Science and Technology (COSIST)

Centre of Advanced Studies (CAS)

Ministry of Water Resources Ground Water Resources Centre

MHRDSafety, occupational health and disaster

management

STUDENT CHAPTERS OF PROFESSIONAL BODIES

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), USA

Society of Mining Engineers (SME), USA

Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE), USA

Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE),USA

Society of Exploration Geophysicists (SEG),USA

European Association of Geoscientists and Engineers

American Association of Petroleum Geologists

PETROTECH Society


ACTIVITIES

SRIJAN: Annual Cultural Fest

CONCETTO: Annual Technical cum Management Fest

SPARX : Annual Technical Fest organised by IEEE Student Branch

MUQABALA: All India Inter Technical College Day-Night Cricket Tournament

CALCIO : All India Inter Technical College Day-Night Football Tournament

REBOUND: All India Inter Technical College Day-Night Basketball Tournament


SOCIETIES

Departmental Societies

Cultural Scientific and Literary Society(CSLS)

Music Society

Chayanika Sangh

Cyber Society

Photographic Society



Erasmus Mundus :India4EU II

27 Scholarships (8 UG, 12 Masters, 4 Doctoral, 1 Post-doc, 2 Staff)

“ISM graded candidates are 51 covering all mobility types. They were given high ranking positions by the host universities . This is why the

result is a high number of selected candidates”Silvia Carosso, Coordinator of Erasmus Mundus Project

3 Masters Students did not accept due to personal reasons

BASIS

Approved procedure laid down based on credit andsubject mapping

STEPS• Individual application

• Selection by India 4EU II Project Group• Subject and credit mapping by student in consultation with

Department

• Recommendation of DRC (key)• Recommendation of Core Committee

• Approval of Competent authority• Mobility start

• Mobility completion• Counting of credits earned

Mobility Duration No of fellowships

Institute and Universities

Undergraduate 6 months 08 University of Trento

Postgraduate 10 months 07 University of PortoUniversity of TrentoPolitecnico di Torino

Doctoral 12 months 04 University of PortoUniversity of Bologona

Georg-August-Universität Göttingen,

Aalto University

Post doctoral 10 months 01 Politecnico di Torino

Academic staff 1 month 02 Aalto UniversityPolitecnico di Torino

Mobilities started under Erasmus-Mundus India 4 EU II program



India-Netherland JRP

Design of novel bi-functional gold-Ti- and Fe-modified zeolite functional

materials for the catalytic oxidation of hydrocarbons

Total financial outlay : 86 lakhs (to ISM)

Duration 4 years : July 2013-June 2017

Participating Institutes/Labs

Indian School of Mines, Key Institute

Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherland

National Chemical Laboratory, Pune

Funded by DST; Govt. of India and NWO; the Netherland

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India-Netherland JRP

December 12, 2013 International Projects-ISM

4740 B.Sc Students (3% International) 3070 M.Sc Students (18% International) 260 Technological designers 1160 doctoral candidates

Automotive Systems Building Physics Broadband Telecommunication

Technologies Complex Molecular Systems (ICMS) Human Behavior and Intelligent

Systems Information and Communication

Systems (EIRICT) Logistics and Operations Management Multiscale Mechanics (EMI) Nano-Engineering of Functional

Materials and Devices Plasmas Process Engineering and Control Tissue Engineering and Imaging

Research Areas



International Research Experience

Departmental Initiatives

International Research Experience

Department Research Area Participating Institute Contact Person

Fuel & MineralEngg

Mineral Engg/ Modelling and Simulation(Indo-US Initiative)

Pennsylvania State University

Prof. Len Austin

Tokten Program(Indo-British Collaboration)

Camborne School of Mines Prof. B. A. Wills

Indo-Polish Exchange ProgramUniversity of Cracow, Poland

Prof. D. D. Mishra (from ISM – visited Cracow)

Mining Engg Diamond wire saw application in rock cutting

Politechnico di Torino Prof. Marilena Cardu

Electronics Engg Electronic properties of semiconductor materials

C.N.R. Frascati Italy

IMP Group: Ternary chalcopritesemiconductors

University of Leeds

Yttrium iron Garnet films photonics devices based on magneto optic effect and microwave optical interaction

KIT Japan

Semiconductor nanostructures Humboldt University Berlin

Applied Chemistry

Heterogenous CatalysisNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science & Technology (AIST-Tsukuba) and KEK photon factory

Applied Geology CO2 Geological Storage European Commission Dr.A.K.Varma


Erasmus Mundus :ARAES

Mobility from Asia to Europe and Europe to Asia (Two way)

Indian School of Mines is the only Institute from India

Mobility categories are undergraduate, master, doctoral, post doctoral and

academic staff

Key areas;

Agricultural sciences, Business studies, Management sciences,

Engineering Technology, Geography and geology, Natural sciences, and

other areas

No. of mobilities will be finalized in the kick-off meeting at Kuala lumpur (8th to

10th October 2013)

Duration of fellowships is same as that of India-4EUII program

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Erasmus Mundus :AREaS(Selected for funding)

December 12, 2013 International Projects-ISM

POLITO - Politecnico di Torino Italy

CUL - City University London England

INP - Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble France

TUT- Tallinn University of Technology Estonia

KUL - Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Belgium

MU - Masarik University Czech Republic

UGOE - Georg-August-Universität Göttingen Germany

UMINHO - Universidade do Minho Portugal

UNITN - University of Trento Italy

UPC - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Spain

Local coordinators: Dr. Biswajit Chowdhury and Prof V.M.S.R Murthy


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Academic Calendar


Typical Course Structure

UG Programme ( 8/10 Semester): B. Tech. /Dual Degree

PG Programme(4 semester)

Ph.D., Post-doc and Staff

All as per academic offers of the respective departments.

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NoCourse No. Course Name

Contact Hours* Credit

HoursL T P

1 MEC15101 Rock Mechanics 3 1 - 7

2 MEC15201 Rock Mechanics Practical - - 2 2

3 MEC15102 Surface Mining 3 1 - 7

4 MEC15103 Underground Coal Mining 3 1 - 7

5 MEC15104 Underground Metal Mining 3 0 - 6

6 EER 15102 Mine Electrical Technology 3 1 - 7

7 EER 15202 Mine Electrical Technology Practical - - 2/2 1

8 PER 51101 Petroleum Drilling & Production Engineering (S)**

3 1 - 7

9 MEC15601 Mining Excursions 0 0 0 (4)

10 MEC15001 Vacational Training*** 0 0 0 (8)

11 MEC15801 Mining Projects 0 0 4 4

Total 18 5 7 48+(12)

5th Semester of a B. Tech. Degree


Sl.



HoursL T P

1 MEC 16101 Applied Rock Mechanics & Numerical Modelling

3 1 - 7

2 MEC 16201 Applied Rock Mechanics & Numerical Modelling Practical

- - 2 2

3 MEC 16102 Mine Ventilation 3 1 - 7

4 MEC 16202 Mine Ventilation Practical - - 2 2

5 MEC16103 Surface Mine Planning & Design 3 1 - 7

6 MEC 16104 Advanced Underground Mining 3 1 - 7

7 MMR 16101 Mining Machinery – I 3 1 - 7

8 MEC 16106 Mine Design Exercise 0 0 2 2

8 MEC 16601 Mining Excursions 0 0 0 (4)

9 MEC 16001 Comprehensive Viva-Voce 0 0 0 (4)

10 MEC 16901 Survey Camp*** 0 0 0 (6)

11 MEC 16801 Mining Project 0 0 4 4

Total 15 5 10 45+(14)



Sl.



HoursL T P

1 MEC 17101 Mine Environmental Engineering 3 1 - 7

2 MEC 17201 Mine Environmental Engineering Practical - - 2 2

3 MEC 17102 Mine Legislation and Safety – I 3 1 - 7

4 MMR 17101 Mining Machinery – II 3 1 - 7

5 ESR 17101 Environmental Aspects of Mining 3 1 - 7

6 MEC17106 Computer Aided Mine Planning (S)** 0 3 - 3

7

MEE 17101

MEE 17102

MEE 17103

MEE 17104

MEE 17105

Elective (Any one)

(i) Rock Excavation Engineering

(ii) Advanced Mine Ventilation

(iii) Open Pit Slope Analysis and Design

(iv) Marine Mining

(v) Dimensional Stone Mining

3 0 - 6

8 MEC 17801 Project and Seminar - - 6 6

9 MEC 17601 Mining Excursions 0 0 0 (4)

9 MEC 17001 Vacational Training** 0 0 0 (5)

Total 15 7 8 45+(9)



Sl.



HoursL T P1 MEC18101 Mine System Engineering 3 1 - 7

2 MEC 18102 Underground Mine Planning & Mine Economics 3 1 - 7

3 MEC 18103 Mine Legislation & Safety - II 3 0 - 6

4 FMC 18105 Fuel Technology and Mineral Processing 3 1 - 7

5 FMC 18205 Fuel Technology and Mineral Processing Practical - - 2 2

6 MSC 18151 Mine Management (S) 3 0 - 6

7

MEE18101

MEC52174

MEE18103

MEE18104

MEE18105

MEE18106

Elective (Any One)

(i) Innovative Mining systems

(ii) Map Projections & GIS

(iii) Mine Safety Engineering

(iv) Coal Bed Methane

(v) Underground Space Technology

(vi) Mineral Economics

3 0 - 6

8 MEC18801 Project and Seminar - - 6 6

9 MEC18601 Mining Excursions 0 0 0 (4)

10 MEC18001 Comprehensive Viva-Voce 0 0 0 (4)

Total 18 3 8 47+(8)



Sl.

No.

Course Number

Name of the Course

Contact Hours

L-T-P

Credit Hours

7 MEC-51161 Tunnels and underground space applications 3 1 0 7

8 MEE-51101 Tunnel engineering 3 1 0 7

5 MEC-51103 Geomechanics 3 1 0 7

6 MEC-51203 Geomechanics practical - - 2 2

1 MEC-51101 Numerical modelling in ground control 3 0 0 6

2 MEC-51201 Numerical modelling in ground control practical - - 2 2

3 AMC-51101 Advanced numerical methods and applied statistics 4 0 0 8

4 AMC-51202 Advanced numerical methods and applied statistics practical - - 2 2

9 MEC-51063 Term paper 0 0 0 (2)

10 MEC-51564 Comprehensive viva-voce 0 0 0 (3)

Total : 16 3 6 41+(5)

1 MEC-52161 Planning and design for tunnels and underground space 3 1 0 7

2 MEC-52162 Design of supports for tunnels and underground space 3 1 0 7

3 MEC-52163 Ventilation and environmental engg. For tunnels and underground space 3 1 0 7

4 MEC-52263 Ventilation and environmental engg. For tunnels and underground space practical - - 2 2

5 MEC-52164 Advanced excavation techniques for tunnels and underground space 3 1 0 7

6 GLC - 10137 Engineering geology 3 0 0 6

7 GLC - 10237 Engineering geology practical 0 0 3 3

8 MEC-52068 Term paper 0 0 0 (2)

9 MEC-52569 Comprehensive viva-voce 0 0 0 (3)

Total : 15 4 5 39+(5)

1st and 2nd Semester of M. Tech. Degree


1. MEC-53061 Industrial training/minor project 0 0 0 (5)

2. MEC-53462 Seminar/viva-voce on industrial training/minor project 0 0 0 (5)

4. MEC-53863 Dissertation (interim) 0 0 0 (15)

5. MEC-53864 Seminar & viva-voce on dissertation 0 0 0 (10)

6. MEC-53065Evaluation of teaching assignment/lab development work

0 0 0 (5)

Total: 0 0 0 (40)

1. MEC-54861 Dissertation 0 0 0 (20)

2. MEC-54862 Seminar on dissertation 0 0 0 (5)

3. MEC-54863 Viva-voce on dissertation 0 0 0 (10)

4. MEC-54064Evaluation of teaching assignment/lab development work

0 0 0 (5)

Total: 0 0 0 (40)

3rd and 4th Semester of M. Tech. Degree

BASISApproved procedure laid down based on credit andsubject mapping

STEPS

• Draft Learning Agreement by subject and credit mapping by student in consultation with Department( as per the academic offers hosted)

• Individual application

• Selection of application

• Final Learning Agreement

• Recommendation of the Department (DRC)

• Recommendation of Core Committee (CC)

• Approval of Competent authority(CA)

• Mobility start

• Mobility completion

• Counting of credits earned (for ISM students)


Publicity (AREAS +)



Publicity (AREAS +)-in local language papers



Facilities at ISM(incoming mobilities)


Services for incoming and outgoing mobilities

ISMContact Person

Multilingual staff at international office No Dr. Ajit K. Behura

Associate Professor

Visa/residence permit support YesCol. M.K.SinghRegistrar, ISM

Availability of Cultural Mediators Yes Dr. Ajit K. Behura

Associate Professor

Welcome Orientation Meetings YesProf. V.M.S.R.Murthy & Dr. Biswajit Chowdhury

Associate Dean(International Relations)

Student Survival Guide YesProf. Chandan Bhar

Dean Student Welfare

Language courses (English)English, French, German

Dr. Ajit K. BehuraAssociate Professor, H&SS

Email:[email protected]




ISM Contact Person

Accommodation on campus

Yes In-Charge Hostel , In-Charge-EDC

Support for finding accommodation

YesDepartmental IRAA Group

Members

English taught programmes

YesDr. Ajit K. Behura

Associate ProfessorEmail:[email protected]

Student canteens Yes ---

Library Card ,Access to libraries and PC rooms

YesDr.Partha De

Librarian In-Charge

Sport activities YesMr. D.N.Acharya

Sports officer

Hindi Speaking skill orientation

YesMrs. S.Kaur, AR(Acad.) & Hindi

Ofiicer




ISM Contact Person

Social and Cultural activities for international students

Yes President ,CSLS,President ,Music Society

Disabled student services YesDepartmental IRAA Group

Members

Tutorial Services YesDepartmental IRAA Group

Members

Mentor and Buddy assignments

YesDepartmental IRAA Group

Members

Student association supportYes

(ISS)General Secretary ,ISS

Visiting professors programmes YesDepartmental IRAA Group

Members

Health services YesDr. Praveen Kumar and Dr. Mrs. T.Banerjee

Senior Medical Officer/Lady Medical Officer

Pick up airport service Yes Dr. Sachin Tripathi ,Assistant Professor,CSE


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International Relations Office

(core group)

December 12, 2013

Prof.D.C.Panigrahi Prof. V.M.S.R.Murthy

Director Associate Dean

Dr. Somnath Chattopadhyay

Deptt. of ME&MME Dr. Biswajit Paul

Deptt. of Env. Sci.&Engg. Dr. Biswajit Choudhary

Deptt. of Applied Chemistry


IRAA Group(from Departments)

• Faculty

Prof. D. Mitra, ECE Dr. Vikas Mahto, PEDr. Anand Anupam, FME Dr. P.K.Khan, AGPDr.B.K.Antony, AP Dr. K.K.Singh, Mech.Dr.S.Mandal, EE Dr. A.K.Mishra, MEProf. G. S. Pathak, MS Dr. S. Sarangi, AGLProf. G. N. Singh, AM Dr. Biswajit Paul , ESEDr. S. Mukhopadhyay, CSE Dr. Rajni Singh, HSS

Dr. Jayanta Das, MME Dr. Biswajit Chowdhury, AC

Dr.Sarat Panda, CE


ISM Infrastructure - A Birds Eye View

ISM Main Entrance


Seismic Observatory



Sapphire Hostel


Geological Museum



Longwall Gallery in side the campus

Lecture Hall Complex


Amphi Theatre


Computer Centre


International Hostel


Central Library



Sports Arena



Swimming Pool



Gymnasium & Indoor Sports Hall



Suit Room for Guests


Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad, India

Thank you!

Prof. D.C.Panigrahi

Director

[email protected]

Prof. V.M.S.R.Murthy

Associate Dean

(International Relations and Alumni Affairs)

[email protected]


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