Contact Dr Saghar Andaryani

Background

She is a dedicated researcher with extensive expertise in hydrology, remote sensing, climate change modeling, land use classification, and machine learning applications in environmental studies. With a strong interdisciplinary background in hydrology, remote sensing (optical, thermal, RADAR, and LiDAR), climatology, GIS, and geohazards, she is committed to addressing global challenges related to water resources and environmental sustainability. Her work is distinguished by innovation, rigorous data analysis, and a focus on delivering impactful, solution-driven research.

Research opportunities

- Remote sensing of environment,

- Climate change

- Land use change

- Water resources management

- Hydrology

- Machine learning

Current activities

As a dedicated researcher within the "Lowland Peat 3" project at Cranfield University, she contributes to transformative solutions aimed at mitigating greenhouse gas emissions in lowland agricultural peatlands. Her role focuses on evaluating and modifying agricultural drainage systems to support sustainable water table management and align with the UK's Carbon Budget and Net Zero Strategy.

Leveraging her expertise in hydrological modeling, remote sensing, climate change analysis, and geospatial techniques, she integrates advanced tools such as LiDAR, field-scale numerical models, and remote sensing data to simulate water table fluctuations and assess re-wetting strategies. Her work involves close collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, contributing to landscape opportunity mapping and infrastructure planning to support peatland restoration.

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