Applied collaborations, field engagement, and sustainability practice

Selected Projects

Applied and collaborative work

My project portfolio brings together climate and hydrologic modeling, urban environmental analysis, sustainability planning, and community engaged collaboration. Across these efforts, the focus is on translating analytical tools and interdisciplinary thinking into work that is useful for teaching, policy, planning, and public communication.

Climate, hydrology, and spatial modeling

Bengaluru water balance and land cover change modeling

A spatially distributed monthly water balance framework examining precipitation, evapotranspiration, runoff, and infiltration under changing climate and land use conditions. The work integrates scenario data, land cover dynamics, and basin level interpretation.

Climate adaptation and resource systems

Atmospheric water harvesting feasibility study

An ongoing project that evaluates the alignment among atmospheric moisture, terrestrial stress, energy availability, and infrastructure conditions to understand where atmospheric water harvesting may support climate adaptation.

Remote sensing and urban sustainability

Urban heat island analysis

Analysis of land surface temperature and land cover change to assess how urbanization shapes heat exposure across cities and subregions, with emphasis on long term spatial patterns.

Applied public engagement project

Newton sustainability dashboard collaboration

Worked with students and community partners on sustainability metrics, dashboard design, and data framing to support local planning and public communication.

Teaching and applied collaboration

Environmental justice and community engaged teaching studio

Community facing work connecting environmental knowledge, governance, and justice to public projects, communication, and local action.