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pratistha-katwal/README.md

Hi 👋

It’s nice to meet you!

I’m Pratistha Katwal from Nepal 🇳🇵. I hold a degree in Environmental Science and have a passion for working with data—whether it’s geospatial datasets, satellite imagery, or survey responses.


🧩 Projects I’ve Worked On

📍 Household-Level Flood Risk Assessment @ NAXA Pvt. Ltd.
As a Former Research Associate, I contributed to a large-scale flood risk assessment of over 11,000 households in flood-prone areas of Nepal and Bangladesh.
I contributed to:

  • Analyzing household-level vulnerability and coping capacity
  • Working with flood hazard maps and the INFORM Risk Model for risk assessment
  • Developing Household-level disaster risk management plans
  • Supporting early warning systems through risk monitoring and timely risk communication.

🌧️ Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Precipitation and Its Extremities in Nepal (1995–2024)
Analyzed 30 years of CHIRPS satellite rainfall data (~5 km resolution) to explore changes in precipitation patterns and extremes across Nepal.
Key contributions:

  • Assessed seasonal and annual precipitation trends using the Mann-Kendall test
  • Analyzed extreme rainfall indices: R1mm, R10mm, R20mm, R95p, and R99p
  • Detected significant localized trends in extremes, even when national trends were statistically insignificant
  • Tools used: Climate Data Operators (CDO), Python (xarray, rioxarray, pyMannKendall), NetCDF 👉 Explore Project

🛰️ Satellite & Remote Sensing Projects
Explored how NDVI, land surface temperature (LST), and land cover data can be used to study the impact of roadside vegetation in regulating local temperature.


💡 Interests

  • Machine learning for environmental applications
  • Disaster risk reduction
  • GIS and remote sensing
  • Climate resilience through tech
  • Research & innovation
  • Painting, trekking & occasional yoga 🧘‍♀️🎨🏔️

📫 Contact

📧 pratisthaktwl1@gmail.com
Let’s connect and collaborate!

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