I am a Ph.D. scholar in Geography with research interests in hydrology, climate variability, hydro-climatic extremes, and flood risk assessment. My work broadly focuses on understanding hydro-climatic processes and their interactions with landscapes and human systems, with the goal of supporting evidence-based water management and climate resilience in a changing climate. My research experience spans hydrological and climate data analysis, flood and environmental vulnerability assessment, and the integration of physical and socio-economic indicators for risk evaluation. I am particularly interested in applying quantitative and geospatial approaches to study the impacts of climate change on water resources and extreme events. Looking ahead, I aim to further develop interdisciplinary and data-intensive approaches-combining hydrological modeling, climate projections, and machine learning to address emerging challenges in water security and disaster risk reduction.
