Where is change
taking place?
Environmental conditions and their variation across space and time.
RESEARCH
Spatial Thinking and Intelligence is the common thread through my work on environmental processes, their economic significance and their consequences for people.
SPATIAL THINKING & INTELLIGENCE
Environmental conditions and their variation across space and time.
Flows of water, ecological processes and economic dependencies.
Exposure, vulnerability, health, livelihoods and capacity to adapt.
Environmental choices, their trade-offs and the evidence available.
Earth observation · GIScience · Spatial statistics · Environmental modelling · GeoAI · Economic analysis · Scenario assessment
01 / RESEARCH AREA
My early publications examined soil erosion and flood vulnerability in Himalayan watersheds. Water remains a recurring concern across groundwater systems, river basins and urban landscapes.
SELECTED PUBLISHED WORK
02 / RESEARCH AREA
This work considers how ecosystem services contribute to economies and well-being, and how environmental value enters decisions about land, water and development.
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03 / RESEARCH AREA
Studies on heat, disease risk and environmental exposure bring human health into the geographical analysis of environmental conditions.
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04 / RESEARCH AREA
Research on climate variability and resilience connects with published work on adaptation finance and ecosystem-based approaches to disaster risk reduction.
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05 / RESEARCH AREA
From Mongolia to coastal China, this research examines spatial differences in environmental change and what they mean for ecosystem services and landscape management.
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06 / RESEARCH AREA
Work in Japan and the United Arab Emirates connects urban planning with the benefits of nature, including stormwater retention, water quality and recreation.
SELECTED PUBLISHED WORK
SPATIAL THINKING & INTELLIGENCE
Remote sensing, geographical analysis and environmental modelling connect evidence across places and scales. The purpose is to understand environmental relationships and inform decisions about people and landscapes.
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