I am a Lecturer in the Department of Environmental Science at Hamdard University Bangladesh, with an academic background in Geography and Environmental Studies. My research focuses on climate change impacts, particularly in relation to flood dynamics, agroclimatology, and public health in vulnerable regions of Bangladesh.
I have strong expertise in geospatial techniques, including Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing, which I use to analyze environmental risks and support evidence-based decision-making. My work integrates climate science with human and agricultural systems to better understand resilience and adaptation strategies in deltaic and coastal environments.
I am particularly interested in interdisciplinary research that connects environmental change with societal challenges, including food security, health outcomes, and sustainable development. I am also actively engaged in collaborative research initiatives and aim to contribute to policy-relevant solutions for climate resilience in South Asia.