Biography

My research interests lie at the intersection of computational social science, geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI), and urban analytics. I'm driven by the goal of using data-driven methods with a geospatial perspective to help make cities healthier, fairer places for everyone to live in. For my PhD, I’ll be developing and applying spatially-explicit GeoAI models to study health disparities in cities in different contexts, analysing the complex interactions between the built and natural environment, socioeconomic conditions, geodemographics, and health outcomes. Previously, I worked on the EU-Horizon eMOTIONAL Cities project at the Lab of Interdisciplinary Spatial Analysis at the University of Cambridge. This experience not only laid the foundation for my current research direction but also deepened my commitment to using computational approaches to inform equitable, human-centred urban policy.

Previous Education

University of Calicut Geology
University of Leicester GISc