At Forests and Rangelands Research Institute, I research flood simulation, hydrological processes, and hydroinformatics. My work increasingly combines deep learning with hydrological and hydraulic models to improve prediction and reduce uncertainty.
I’ve contributed to multi-criteria decision analysis frameworks for flood hazard assessment and environmental decision-support systems, including D-number-based approaches. My research has produced peer-reviewed publications on flood assessment, watershed modeling, and hydrological connectivity.
As a co-researcher, I contributed to technical projects evaluating the Gonbad Representative Watershed and the effects of biological watershed management operations on sediment yield. I also work on spatio-temporal hydrological analysis and connectivity indices.
