Providing necessary research support to other departments, maintenance of databases, conducting research falling into the discipline of Biometry and involving in collaborative research in the rubber sector are the main objectives of the Biometry section. To provide the best of its service to the clients, the staff of the Biometry section is in a routine process of upgrading their knowledge through a research focus to develop suitable statistical methodologies for the rubber sector.
He obtained the basic degree in BSc (Agricultural Technology and Management) from the University of Peradeniya in 2019 and currently employed as a Research Officer in the Biometry Section of RRISL. He is reading for a Masters in the field of Applied Statistics from the Postgraduate Institute of Agriculture, University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka. His current research areas are: application of statistical methods, new computer applications and programming in the rubber sector research and developing new statistical approaches for the rubber industry.