My research focuses on geomorphology and the use of geographical and geospatial approaches to understand landforms, terrain, drainage systems and natural resources.
My PhD research examines the geomorphic characteristics of the Northeast Aravalli Hills of Rajasthan and their relationship with land and water resources.
The broader research objective is to contribute to a better geographical understanding of the landscape and support approaches to sustainable land and water resource management.
My research interests connect physical geography, geomorphology, geospatial technology and natural resource management.
Landforms, geomorphic processes, drainage systems and landscape characteristics.
Geographic assessment of land characteristics and sustainable resource use.
Hydro-geomorphic systems, drainage and sustainable water resource management.
Spatial analysis, satellite data, terrain analysis and geospatial assessment.
Quantitative analysis of terrain, drainage networks and basin characteristics.
Linking geographical understanding with sustainable environmental management.
Understanding terrain, landforms and land characteristics as components of geographic systems.
Examining drainage, hydro-geomorphic characteristics and water resource systems.
Using GIS, remote sensing and spatial analysis to understand geographic patterns.
Connecting geographical knowledge with sustainable resource management.
This section will evolve as my research develops, with projects, fieldwork, publications, maps, presentations and research outputs added over time.