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GIS & Remote Sensing

Spatial analysis, satellite-derived indices, and Google Earth Engine workflows for environmental interpretation.

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.