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GIS & Remote Sensing
Spatial analysis, satellite-derived indices, and Google Earth Engine workflows for environmental interpretation.
In Practice
Reading signal from imagery and rasters
Remote sensing is only useful if the signal survives contact with the real ground.
I build spatial analysis and remote-sensing workflows that span turbidity mapping, satellite imagery QC, oceanographic feature detection, and land-suitability analysis — always validated against what's actually observable on the ground, not just what the raster says.
- Mapped monthly turbidity patterns in Google Earth Engine to identify potential siltation zones.
- Processed multi-year NetCDF datasets in Python to detect mesoscale ocean eddies and track their lifecycle.
- Conducted QC and validation of satellite imagery datasets used for AI model training and evaluation.
- Performed suitability mapping integrating land use, terrain, and environmental constraints for nature-based solutions siting.
Methods & Tools
What I build with
Selected Evidence
Related case studies
Remote sensing · Google Earth Engine · Water quality
Spatiotemporal Analysis of Monthly Rainfall Effects on River Turbidity
Read case study ↗Python · NetCDF · Feature detection & tracking
Ocean Eddy Detection
Read case study ↗Sample case study · Nature-based solutions · Blue carbon
Mangrove Restoration Suitability Mapping
Read case study ↗Sample case study · Nature-based solutions · ARR methodology
ARR Restoration Suitability Mapping
Read case study ↗Interactive demo · Multi-criteria scoring
Coffee, Cacao & Bamboo Suitability Explorer
Try the tool ↗Other Areas