Balaji Ramesh

Balaji Ramesh's research uses satellite imagery, remote sensing, and spatial data analysis to study how environmental hazards like flooding and hurricanes affect public health outcomes, such as emergency department visits and disease rates. This work also connects to broader themes of social vulnerability, environmental justice, and disaster resilience, examining how disadvantaged communities are disproportionately affected by environmental and social risks. Students would likely engage with geospatial data analysis, disaster impact modeling, and public health surveillance methods.

Publication output has been steady over the last five years, averaging roughly 2-3 papers annually after starting from zero in the years prior to 2020.

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