Shubham Singh

Shubham Singh, Ph.D.

Postdoctoral Fellow

Department of Urban and Environmental Policy & Planning
Tufts University, Medford, MA, USA

shubhams12101@gmail.com
shubham.singh@tufts.edu

I am a researcher working at the intersection of remote sensing, machine learning, and Earth system science. My work develops scattering models, polarimetric decomposition algorithms, and deep-learning pipelines for monitoring vegetation, soil moisture, and environmental hazards using SAR (Sentinel-1, RISAT-1A) and optical (Sentinel-2, MODIS, Landsat) datasets.

Currently at Tufts University, I build scalable geospatial models that integrate satellite, climate, and socioeconomic datasets to study agricultural systems and environmental hazards. My recent work includes SAR–optical fusion, energy-based transformer models for crop biophysical parameter retrieval, and deep learning approaches for landslide and disease-risk analysis. Previously, I worked as a Geospatial Analyst at GalaxEye Space and earned my Ph.D. in Physics from Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi.

Research Interests

SAR & Polarimetry

Polarimetric decomposition, scattering models, and InSAR for surface and biophysical parameter retrieval.

Optical–SAR Fusion

Multi-sensor fusion of Sentinel-1/2, RISAT-1A, MODIS, and Landsat data for vegetation and soil monitoring.

Machine & Deep Learning

Graph neural networks, deep learning, and foundation models for large-scale Earth observation analysis.

Environmental Hazards

Predictive modeling of dengue outbreaks, landslides, and disaster impacts using geospatial data.

Biophysical Retrieval

LAI, NDVI, RVI, and soil moisture estimation through radiative transfer models and ML algorithms.

Cloud Geocomputing

Google Earth Engine, HPC, and cloud-based pipelines for large-scale spatial analysis and integration.

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