As a PhD candidate and Research Associate at RMIT University's School of Geospatial Science, I specialize in spatial data analysis, urban green assessments, and their implications for sustainable environments. My research focuses on integrating GIS technologies to develop innovative solutions that address critical environmental challenges and its impact on health and well-being and contribute to sustainable and livable cities through advanced spatial insights. As a member of GISail group, I work on interdisciplinary projects that bridge geospatial research with real-world applications. In addition to my research, I am passionate about teaching and mentoring the next generation of geospatial scientists. As a tutor, I aim to inspire students to explore and expand their skills in GIS and spatial analysis, fostering a deeper understanding of how these tools can transform communities and industries. My work spans both academic and applied settings, blending scientific rigor with practical impact.
As a Tutor of Geospatial Science at RMIT University, specializing in Advanced GIS (lead) and Fundamentals of GIS (supporting), the key educational and administrative responsibilities:
Undertook following key projects as part of RMIT GISail team:
a) Integrated Heat Vulnerability Assessment Toolkit (AURIN): Developed a toolkit for assessing urban heat vulnerability, facilitating informed decision-making for Australian cities.
b) Environmental Impact Analysis of COVID-19 Lockdowns: Conducted comprehensive analyses at national, regional, and local scales to examine environmental changes resulting from COVID-19 lockdowns in Australia, leveraging Google Earth Engine (GEE).
c) RMIT Metaverse: Developed highly realistic and deeply immersive gamified interactive environments, underpinned by real-world geospatial data, as a proof of concept for constructing a spatial RMIT metaverse.
D) Actively engaged with councils through meetings and workshops, providing expert advice on methodological frameworks and supporting the execution of various smaller-scale urban projects.
Documented survey findings & prepared detailed reports and worked with diverse group of coworkers to address products and services related issues.
Finalist in the CPGIS Student Paper Competition (2025)