Dr. Gagandeep Singh is an Assistant Professor in Civil Engineering with over five years of experience in industry/academia/research. He is poised to leverage his interdisciplinary approach, technical prowess, and commitment to sustainability and resilience to drive research and academic excellence. His doctoral research delved deep into assessing flash flood potential and susceptibility in vulnerable sub-watersheds, employing advanced hydrodynamic and debris flow modeling techniques. Noteworthy achievements include the development of a comprehensive flash flood vulnerability map for the Upper Ganga Basin and successful implementation of hybrid ensemble bi-variate statistical models for flash flood susceptibility assessment. His work on the Chamoli flash flood event of 2021 stands as a testament to his proficiency in utilizing geospatial datasets and sophisticated software modules such as HEC-RAS and RAMMS-DF. He has published over 15 articles in prestigious peer-reviewed top-rated journals. His dedication to incorporating advanced technologies into his research is evident through the effective utilization of software tools such as ArcGIS, QGIS, GEE, ERDAS Imagine, SNAP, SPSS, and SWAT, along with proficiency in Python programming for processing and analyzing remote sensing datasets. As a committed educator and researcher, he additionally fulfills the role of a reviewer for international journals, demonstrating his dedication to furthering knowledge within his domain.
