Graduate School’s Hidden Curriculum: Panel for International Students
Talk, Stanford, Stanford University
Watch the panel discussion on helping prospective international students here.
Talks and presentations
At Geo For Good Summit, Google, Santa Clara, CaliforniaHow AI is helping us improve wildfire forecast
Talk, ML Minutes, Stanford University
Using Apps to Make Research Results Interactive
Talk, Gear Up for Research Communication, Stanford University
Remotely sensed live fuel moisture content across the Western USA and its link to climate aridity
Conference Proceedings, American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, California
How prone are our forests to wildfires? Moving from subjective to objective estimates of forest wetness
Conference Proceedings, Geo For Good Summit, Santa Clara, California
SAR-Assisted Fuel Moisture Content Estimation
Conference Proceedings, IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, Yokohama, Japan
Satellite-Based Vegetation Optical Depth as an Indicator of Drought-driven Tree Mortality
Conference Proceedings, IEEE International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, Yokohama, Japan
Radar-Assisted Fuel Moisture Estimation
Seminar Talk, Stanford University, Joint Hydrology Seminar, Stanford, California
SAR-Assisted Fuel Moisture Content Estimation
Poster Presentation, American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, Washington D.C.
Vegetation Optical Depth as an Indicator of Drought-driven Tree Mortality
Talk, Stanford University, Joint hydrology seminar, Stanford, California
Vegetation Optical Depth as an Indicator of Tree Mortality
Poster Presentation, American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana
Stormwater drainage
Talk, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Campus expansion commitee, Chennai, India
This talk presented retrofitting measures for the storwater drainage system of the IIT Madras campus. The 650-acre campus’ stormwater drainage network is more than 50 years old fails frequently during big storms. The talk focussed on presenting a 3-phase expansion plan to include-
- New culverts at frequently-flooded areas with high traffic
- Stormwater drainage basin to control overflow from the campus lake
- Sustainable stormwater drainage elements such as swales, greenroofs, etc.