Rohan Singh Wilkho
Bio
As a seasoned data scientist, I'm actively involved in the field of data science and climate resilience, under the guidance of Dr. Nasir G. Gharaibeh. My academic journey includes a PhD in Civil Engineering, Master's in Computer Science and a graduate certification in Geographic Information Sciences, which adds diversity to my expertise. I'm committed to studying and tackling the complex issues related to climate change, with the ultimate goal of strengthening community resilience for the future.
My research sits at an interesting intersection of climate science, data-driven engineering, and artificial intelligence. I'm dedicated to developing innovative data-focused approaches for predicting the effects of climate change. This work brings together climate science, AI, and geospatial analysis, all with the aim of providing communities and decision-makers with advanced tools to create effective policies and strategies that safeguard lives and property.
Beyond my research, I also took on the role of lead teaching assistant for the undergraduate surveying course in the Civil and Environmental Engineering department. I'm actively involved in multiple academic and professional groups. I've had the privilege of receiving awards like the ASFPM Student Paper Prize, the Montgomery Award, and the Richard Lietz Memorial Scholarship, which I'm truly grateful for.
In my ongoing journey in this critical domain, my goal reaches beyond the advancement of scientific knowledge. It's also about inspiring and facilitating informed climate action on a global scale.
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