I will do watershed delineation, flood mapping and hydrology in gis

I turn a DEM and satellite imagery into the hydrology layers a project needs: where water collects, where it flows, and what is exposed.

WHAT I CAN DO

• Watershed and sub-basin delineation from DEM
• - Flow direction, flow accumulation, stream network extraction
• - Slope, aspect, hillshade and terrain modelling
• - River morphology, channel change and riparian buffer analysis
• - Flood-prone zone mapping using weighted overlay or AHP
• - Land cover change along river corridors

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

• Print-ready maps with legend, scale bar and north arrow
• - GIS layers (shapefile / GeoTIFF) you can reuse
• - A short method note stating data sources and steps

WHY ME

Remote sensing engineer and PhD researcher at Capital Normal University, Beijing. I led a three-river assessment for the Fisheries Department, Gilgit-Baltistan: watershed delineation from a 10 m DEM, land cover change 2000-2023, UAV survey at 4 cm, channel morphology and riparian buffers, delivered as eleven maps and a technical report. Examples are in the gallery.

Data: ALOS PALSAR and SRTM DEMs, Landsat, Sentinel-1/2, UAV imagery. Tools: ArcGIS, QGIS, Python.

Tell me your catchment or river reach and what you need to decide.