GeoAI researcher · Physical geographer · Google Developer Expert, Earth Engine
I turn satellite observations into tools for understanding floods and environmental change. My work combines remote sensing, machine learning, and cloud/HPC computing to map flood susceptibility, assess exposure, and build reproducible geospatial workflows.
Ph.D. in Geography (Remote Sensing & GeoAI), Hong Kong Baptist University, 2026. Former Visiting Research Scholar at KAUST, 2024–2025.
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GFSM v1 · Global flood susceptibility
Open 30 m dataset built with approximately 30.45 million training samples across 192 deployment units. Published in Scientific Data.
Explore the map · Paper · Dataset
BAM · Self-supervised burned-area mapping
Physics-informed mapping from multi-source Earth observation, using automatically generated training labels.
PI-SwinIR · Physics-informed terrain refinement
Swin transformers and multimodal Earth observation for terrain elevation refinement. Includes training, inference, evaluation, and checkpoints.
NFSEA · Flood intelligence
Research framework integrating near-real-time flood mapping, susceptibility estimation, and exposure analysis in Earth Engine.
Code & data — Python, JavaScript, R, SQL · Rasterio, GeoPandas, Xarray, PostGIS
Machine learning — PyTorch, scikit-learn, XGBoost, LightGBM · self-supervised learning, explainable AI
Earth observation — Google Earth Engine · Sentinel-1/2, Landsat, MODIS, ERA5 · QGIS, ArcGIS Pro
Compute — Google Cloud, Shaheen III, SLURM, Docker · reproducible cloud and HPC workflows
I share code, datasets, and teaching materials to make geospatial research easier to reproduce and build on.
- Earth Engine projects — environmental analysis scripts and examples.
- Land-use classification in Python · Earth Engine Python API workshop — practical machine-learning workflows.
- 30 Day Map Challenge — cartography, spatial storytelling, and notebooks.
Interested in GeoAI, flood risk, or cloud-based Earth observation? Let's connect for research collaborations, consulting, and workshops.

