Sakib Mhamud Apu
Research Intern
Sakib Mhamud Apu is a graduate in Geography and Environment from Jagannath University and is currently enrolled in a Master’s program with thesis, with a strong academic background in geospatial analysis and environmental studies. His academic and applied training focuses on spatial modeling of climate-induced risks in complex urban and coastal environments.
He has developed hands-on expertise in GIS, remote sensing, and Python-based spatial analytics, applying these tools to flood and landslide susceptibility mapping, urban heat exposure assessment, environmental degradation analysis, and drone-based coastal risk mapping. He has also gained practical experience as a Research Associate and GIS Analyst on nationally and internationally funded projects. In addition to his research training, he contributes to academic capacity building by supporting GIS and remote sensing instruction and conducting hands-on training sessions for students and early-career researchers.
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Farjana Fahan
Research Intern
Farjana Fahan is a Master’s student in Geography and Environment in Jagannath University with a strong academic and research focus on vulnerability and risk assessment and resilience in the coastal region of Bangladesh. Her work combines GIS and remote sensing techniques with qualitative quantitative research approaches to analyze climate-induced hazards and its socio-environmental impacts on vulnerable coastal communities. She is deeply enthusiastic about research and demonstrates the ability to work effectively in both independent and team-based research environments. With a solid background in spatial analysis, field-based investigation, and data integration, she is motivated to contribute to evidence-based climate adaptation strategies, sustainable coastal planning, and environmental decision-making. She is particularly interested in interdisciplinary collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and research that supports resilience-building.
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