About me

I am an earth scientist and Ph.D. student in Atmospheric Science at Cornell University, where I develop methods to evaluate and improve the simulation of extreme rainfall in global climate models. My work integrates satellite remote sensing, high-resolution model diagnostics, and data-driven approaches to better quantify hydroclimatic risks across scales. With a foundation in Applied Geology and Earth System Science, I specialize in translating complex climate data into actionable insights for risk assessment, infrastructure planning, and climate adaptation. I’m particularly interested in bridging the gap between cutting-edge research and real-world decision-making—whether for industry, government, or the public sector.

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Research

My recent work focuses primarily on various climate extremes over India and how it has changed over time. Compound or concurrent extremes are particularly important as their impacts are often greater than that of the individual extremes

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