About

Research software for data-rich engineering and environmental systems.

My work sits at the intersection of machine learning, sensor data, simulation, scientific modelling and engineering domain knowledge. I focus on tools that help engineers and researchers inspect, validate and interpret complex measurements.

Applied AI and research-software overview diagram

What I build

  • Structural-test analysis workflows for blade fatigue, natural-frequency helpers and sensor QA/QC.
  • Urban drainage and water-network telemetry tools using synthetic examples and public-safe reports.
  • Digital-twin prototypes that connect sensor data, models and automated reports.
  • Anomaly-detection workflows for acoustic, operational and experimental measurements.
  • Scientific-ML workflows for geomorphology, hydrology and spectral/latent-space analysis.
  • Collaborative remote-sensing workflows for environmental monitoring and reproducible annotation.

How I work

I prefer repositories that are easy to audit: clear problem statements, quick starts, synthetic or public example data, visual outputs, assumptions and limitations.

For confidential engineering or research data, I use synthetic, reduced or public datasets to demonstrate the workflow without exposing sensitive information.

Core themes

structural testingfatigue diagnosticsnatural frequencyurban drainagewater telemetrysensor datadigital twinsanomaly detectionscientific MLautoencodersresearch softwareremote sensingenvironmental monitoringreproducible workflows

Academic profiles

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