Mr Badal Mohanty

(he/him)

Research

My research interests lie in natural hazards and their interactions with a changing climate, with a particular focus on coastal areas. I work at the interface of geospatial science and climate risk, using quantitative, data-driven approaches to understand and model complex environmental processes.

More specifically, my academic interests include:

• Natural hazard processes and multi-hazard risk under climate change

• Remote sensing for environmental monitoring

• Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for spatial modelling and decision support

• Quantitative risk assessment and climate risk analytics

• Machine learning and statistical modelling for environmental and hazard applications

• Data analysis, integration and visualization for large geospatial and climate datasets

Thesis

Dynamic coastal risk for a changing climate

Funding sources

NERC  GW4+ Doctoral Landscape Training Partnership (DLTP) Studentship