SASEEKA WIJESEKARA
MSc. In Geo-Informatics (Peradeniya)
BA (Special Geography) (Colombo
Contact
E- mail: saseeka@kln.ac.lk
Phone : Office: 011290392
Area of Specialization: GIS, RS, Climatology, Disaster Management
Research Interest: GIS, RS, Climatology, Disaster Management , Applied Geography, Environmental Geography
Research gate Link: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Saseeka_Wijesekera
Google Scholar Link: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=FSMFXUgAAAAJ&hl=en
Publication
2018 |
Wijesekera S. “GIS approach to identifying the spatial distribution of population in the city of Colombo”.
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2018 |
Wijesekera S. “Space borne technical approach to identifying the relationship between urbanization with vegetation in the city of Colombo”.
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2017
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Wijesekera S. “Importance of cascade systems (ancient irrigation systems) in sustainable development of rural communities in the dry zone of Sri Lanka (a review of the previous studies)” “Girihisa” Essay in honor of (Felicitation Volume) Most Ven. Kandegoda Wimaladhamma Thero (Page 375-387). ISBN: 978-955-704-030-1
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2010 |
Wijesekera, S. and Lekamarachchi, C., (2010). “A Social Reading of Academic Earnest and Indigenous Identity of Young Aborigines Generation”, Inheritance of Sri Lankan Indigenous and Aborigines People, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka. (In Sinhala)
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2010 |
Wijesekera, S., (2010). “The impact of population pyramid in sustainable development”, Professor Dayananda Somasundara felicitation volume, Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka. (In Sinhala)
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2009 |
Manawadu, L. and Wijesekera, S., (2009). “Understanding air pollution dynamic and exploring reasons for aggravation of air pollution in the city of Colombo”, GEO-INFORMATICS FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, the sixth national symposium on Geo-Informatics Society of Sri Lanka (GISSL). (In English)
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2008 |
Manawadu, L., & Wijesekera, S., (2008). “Fluctuation of Rainfall and Changing pattern of water volume in Sri Lanka”, Annual Research Session in the faculty of Arts.
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30th December 2016 |
Kularathna T.A.B.D. & Wijesekera S. (2016). A study on household development through migration of housewives for foreign employment. 02nd National Symposium of Social Sciences Undergraduates (NSSU) – 2016. Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya. (Page 80) ISBN: 978-955-4563-56-8
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30th December 2016 |
Bandara, R.D.K.K & Wijesekera S. (2016). Identification of the impact of elephant human conflict on people of the rural society in the dry zone of Sri Lanka. 02nd National Symposium of Social Sciences Undergraduates (NSSU) – 2016. Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya. (Page 79) ISBN: 978-955-4563-56-8
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30th August to 02nd September 2016 |
Wijesekera, S. (2016). Identifying socio-economically and hazardously risky areas for landslide in Sri Lanka using Risk Mapping method. The Royal Geography Society Annual International Conference: 2016. London, United Kingdom. Session 294 (F1 I RSM-G06: Disaster, risk and resilience). URL: http://conference.rgs.org/AC2016/294
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29th March to 02nd April, 2016 |
Wijesekera, S. & Sakalasooriya, N. (2016). Exploring increased salinity on paddy cultivation in the Kokkilai lagoon region. The Association of American Geographers (AAG): 2016 Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California. 3218 (Page 259) |
01st December 2015 |
Madhushani, P. L. K. & Wijesekera, S. (2015). A study about Urban Heat Island concept in the city of Colombo. Social Sciences Academic Forum – 2015. Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya. (Page 34)
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01st December 2015 |
Upamali, W. A. A. & Wijesekera, S. (2015). A Geographical examination of identifying the influence of socio-economic factors to the paddy land abundant (with reference to Biyagama Divisional Secretariat). 01st national Symposium of Social Sciences Undergraduates (NSSU) – 2015. Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya. (Page 07) |
01st December 2015 |
Upeksha, D. D. & Wijesekera, S. (2015). A study about the successes of public safety awareness programmes on Tsunami (Reference to Devinuwara Divisional Secretariat in Matara District). 01st national Symposium of Social Sciences Undergraduates (NSSU) – 2015. Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya. (Page 62) |
19th to 22nd October 2015 |
Wijesekera S. (2015). Importance of cascade systems (ancient irrigation systems) in sustainable development of rural communities in the dry zone of Sri Lanka (a review of the previous studies). International Journal of Art and Sciences (IJAS) - 2015 Rome. The American University of Rome, Italy. R5ME 540 |
2014 |
Wijesekera, S. (2014). Impact of Landslides on Rural Development of Sri Lanka. Indo-Sri Lankan International Geography Conference (ISIGC - 2014), Conducted by the Department of Geography, University of Kelaniya. |
2012 |
Wijesekera, S., (2012). Spatial variation pattern of rainfall in Uva Basin. Globalization Development and Geography, 05th National Geography Conference, Conducted by the department of Geography, University of Kelaniya. |
2010 |
Wijesekera, S., Welikanna, D.R., & Manawadu, L. (2010). A study of the changing spatial distribution pattern of population in the City of Colombo. Third International Symposium (InSym - SUSL 2010) of Sabaragamuwa University of Sri Lanka. |
2010 |
Wijesekera, S., (2010). Identification of Internal Migration Pattern in Sri Lanka. TWELTH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS, Population Association of Sri Lanka, 2010. |
18th March 2010 |
Ranagalage, M. & Wijesekera, S. (2010). A Geo-Statitical approach of the understanding of air pollution dynamics of the city of Colombo. 04th National Symposium on Air Recourse Management in Sri Lanka. Air resource management center Sri Lanka. |
2009 |
Manawadu, L., & Wijesekera, S., (2009). The adverse impact of rapid urbanization on the urban environment in the Colombo district; A case study using Geographical Information Systems and Remote Sensing. ELEVENTH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC SESSION, Population Association of Sri Lanka, 2009. |
2009 |
Manawadu, L., & Wijesekera, S., (2009). The adverse impact of rapid urbanization on the vegetation cover in the Colombo Metropolitan Region”, “Geography for the Millennium. National Geography Conference 2009, Conducted by the department of Geography, University of Peradeniya. |