CEM
EMISSIONS & AIR INDIA QUALITY MONITORING
AQUAMATE INDIA Dr. Rupesh M. Das
Senior Principal Scientist, Environmental Sciences & Biomedical Metrology Division, CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, India
Currently working as Senior Principal Scientist in Environmental Sciences & Biomedical Metrology Division of CSIR-National Physical Laboratory and having 20 years of research experience in the field of Earth’s Environmental Systems. Also, deputed to Indian Antarctic Research base “Bharati” as Expedition Leader & Station Commander during Dec. 2011 to Jan. 2013.
At present, leading the testing, calibration & certification activity related to the product for emission & ambient air monitoring at NPL-India and working to establish a PAN-INDIA quality framework for Emission and Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Systems.
WASTEWATER & WATER QUALITY MONITORING
Stephen K. Norfleet, PE President of Agora Environmental Consulting, USA
Mr. Stephen Norfleet is the president of Agora Environmental Consulting (formerly RMB Consulting & Research, Inc.). For over 30 years, he has helped utility and industrial clients address emissions monitoring, testing requirements, environmental reporting, compliance strategies, control optimization, and plant performance issues. From regulatory assessments to environmental audits to emissions method research and accuracy improvements, he has worked with a variety of sources, industry groups, and EPA to improve emissions monitoring and reporting.
Prof. Amlan Chakrabarti
Professor and Director, A.K. Choudhury School of Information Technology, University of Calcutta, India
Prof. Amlan Chakrabarti is a senior academic and technology leader, currently serving as Professor and Director of the A.K. Choudhury School of Information Technology, University of Calcutta, and Adjunct Professor at IIIT Delhi. With over 20 years of experience in digital systems, AI, IoT, cyber-physical infrastructure, and quantum technologies, he has led major national and industry-funded projects in areas like smart water systems, digital transformation, and secure computing. He is the Chairman of the Computer Society of India (CSI), Kolkata Chapter, and the Series Editor of Springer’s Book Series on “Water Informatics”, reflecting his leadership at the intersection of technology and sustainability. A recipient of several national and international awards including from DST, INSA, JSPS, Cambridge University, and IBM, he has published 200+ research papers, holds multiple patents, and serves on India’s National Quantum Mission Technical Expert Group, contributing to national policy and innovation strategies.
Dola Gupta University of Calcutta, India
Dola Gupta is a DST Women Scientist at the University of Calcutta, specializing in AI/ML, IoT, sensor networks, and data analytics with applications in water informatics, environmental sustainability, and Agritech. She has experience in academia as an Assistant Professor, Guest Faculty, PhD Scholar, and currently as Principal Investigator in a DST-funded project. Her innovations include smart learning models (SLMs) and IoT architectures for cost-effective, energy-efficient smart agriculture solutions.
She has received several recognitions, including 1st Prize at IDEATHON, IIT Ropar (2025), a grant from IIT Kharagpur Research Park, and being a winner in CHUNAUTI 7.0. She has published extensively in IEEE, Springer, and SN Computer Science journals on smart agriculture, water management, and communication systems. She holds a patent (2024) on IoT-based sustainable agriculture systems.
Her academic journey includes
B.Tech,
M.Tech from Jadavpur University, and a Ph.D. (pursuing) at the University of Calcutta. She is actively engaged in organizing workshops, FDPs, and reviewing for reputed journals. She is a Managing Committee Member of CSI (2025–27) and member of IEEE (ComSoc, CS) and IWA.
She has research in IoT & AI, teaching, teamwork, adaptability, and leadership in tech-driven societal applications.
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