My research focuses on understanding and mitigating the impacts of natural hazards such as landslides, floods, and earthquakes. By integrating advanced geospatial tools, traditional knowledge and multi-hazard risk assessment frameworks, I aim to develop solutions for disaster resilience and sustainable development.
Research Areas
Landslide Hazard Mapping & Early Warning Systems
Multi-Hazard Risk Assessments
Geohazard Monitoring and Remote Sensing
Climate Adaption & Disaster Resilience
Ongoing Projects
Nepal Early Warning System Development (2023-Present)
Creating community-based early warning protocols.
Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment Framework for Nepal (2023-2024)
Formulating a national framework for multi-hazard assessments.
Urban Resilience Roadmap for Dhankuta Municipality (2023)
Using drone technology for landslide hazard mapping
Recent Research Highlights
Landslide Susceptibility Mapping in Kathmandu Valley (2024) Published in the Journal of Engineering Issues & Solutions.
Integrating Traditional Knowledge into Disaster Risk Reduction (2024) Published in Environmental Science & Policy.
Perturbation of Earth Surface Systems by Earthquakes in Nepal Himalayas (2021) Published in Springer Tracts in Civil Engineering.
Collaborations
I actively collaborate with national and international organizations to bridge academic research with real-world applications, including :