I am an geo-Scientist specializing in geohazard assessment, disaster risk reduction, and climate adaptation, with 20+ years of experience in academia, research, and field projects. I focus on science-based solutions to mitigate disasters and enhance community resilience.
I am an Assistant Professor at Tribhuvan University and Director of the Centre for Disaster Studies, with over 20 years of experience in disaster risk management. I hold a PhD in Earth Science from the University of Vienna and a Master’s in Geology from Tribhuvan University. My work bridges academic research and practical solutions for geohazards, using GIS, remote sensing, and multi-hazard modeling. I specialize in climate change impacts, landslide early warning systems, and multi-hazard risk assessments.
I am also a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne and visiting professor at Sichuan University (China) and Keio University (Japan). I’ve led projects with the World Bank, USAID, and ICIMOD, and authored over 60 scientific publications. My contributions have been recognized with the IRDR Young Scientist Award, TWAS Young Affiliate, and the Sichuan 1000 Talents Award.
20+ years in disaster risk reduction geoscience research
Collaborated internationally with institutions like The University of Melbourne & Sichuan University
Developed the multi-hazard framework & early warning systems for landslides & floods
Serving as an Assistant Professor at Tribhuvan University, Nepal
🛰️ Advanced GIS and Remote Sensing.
🛡️ Disaster Risk Reduction Framework Development.
🌿 Climate Change Adaption Strategies.
⚠️ Multi-Hazard Risk Assessments and Early Warning Systems.
🏛️ Co-Chair, South Asia Alliance of Disaster Research Institutes (SAADRI).
🪨 Life Member, Nepal Geological Society.
🌍 Regular Member, American Geophysical Union.
📝 Editor, Journal of Nepal Geological Society (2012-2017).
