At Beihang University, I researched multi-sensor geospatial characterization of Egypt’s Western Desert as a lunar analogue, using remote sensing and terrain analysis to study navigation in GNSS-denied conditions.
I evaluated RTK-GNSS positioning performance on UAV platforms across open-sky, urban, forested, and dynamic environments. My first-author paper on this work was published in Global Positioning Systems.
As a Teaching Assistant in the Faculty of Navigation Science and Space Technology, I delivered tutorials, supervised laboratory sessions, and supported undergraduate students in navigation and satellite-related courses.
