Ravi Prasanth
Research areas: Environmental Science · Nature and Landscape Conservation · Coastal and Marine Dynamics · Remote-Sensing Image Classification · Wetland Management and Conservation
0009-0007-1459-0266
About
Currently, I am pursuing my Ph.D. in the Department of Geography, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur, India, where I am in my third year of research. My doctoral work focuses on the applications of remote sensing and GIS in monitoring and assessing coastal aquaculture dynamics, with a particular emphasis on the Spatio-temporal patterns of aquaculture pond expansion, delineation of abandoned ponds, water resource dynamics, and socio-economic interactions in coastal regions. My research integrates multi-temporal optical and microwave satellite data with socio-economic datasets to better understand aquaculture development and its implications for coastal environments and communities.
Prior to my Ph.D., I completed my post-graduation in Geography, where I developed a strong foundation in geospatial technologies, spatial analysis, and environmental studies. Over the years, I have gained expertise in remote sensing image processing, GIS-based spatial modeling, statistical analysis, and machine learning applications for environmental monitoring and decision-making.
My research interests include coastal aquaculture, coastal wetlands, hydrodynamics, land use/land cover dynamics, and water resources. My broader aim is to apply geospatial technologies for sustainable resource management, ecological monitoring, and climate change adaptation, thereby contributing to both scientific understanding and policy-level decision support.
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