Wildfire vulnerability & infrastructure exposure
Clustering and AI-based classification applied to wildfire vulnerability and infrastructure exposure in Yellowstone National Park.
GeoAI • classification • risk mappingIdentity's technical foundation spans GIScience, remote sensing, land-change science, environmental vulnerability, GeoAI, surveying/GNSS concepts, UAS data collection and cloud geospatial computing.
Ph.D. in Geography from the University of Florida and M.S. in Earth & Atmospheric Sciences from Georgia Tech, with academic and applied experience across the United States, Türkiye, southern Africa and Central Asia.
Clustering and AI-based classification applied to wildfire vulnerability and infrastructure exposure in Yellowstone National Park.
GeoAI • classification • risk mappingMulti-sensor remote sensing and land-use analysis for climate and coastal vulnerability in the Thrace Peninsula.
Remote sensing • land change • vulnerabilityGIS modeling and multi-criteria decision analysis for agricultural productivity and climate-sensitive crop suitability.
MCDA • suitability • climateMulti-sensor satellite imagery, spatial modeling and socioeconomic evidence to examine environmental degradation and recovery in Zambia and South Africa.
Land change • protected areas • multi-scale dataProject experience connecting in-situ observation with LiDAR and hyperspectral data in Yellowstone.
Field data • LiDAR • hyperspectralInternational workshops and cloud-based satellite analysis across university and professional training settings.
GEE • JavaScript • cloud imageryThe business is not tied to a single GIS vendor. Tool selection follows the data, scale, reproducibility and delivery requirements of the project.
Experience includes GIS and remote-sensing field training in Zambia, Google Earth Engine workshops in Slovakia and the United States, graduate/undergraduate geospatial instruction, and hands-on work spanning surveying, geodetic control, aerial photogrammetry and field-based spatial data collection.
We will use the first call to clarify the spatial decision, identify the smallest useful first deliverable, and flag the data or field work needed to get there.