Priyanka Yadav

A passionate GIS Analyst with a master's in GIS and Remote Sensing, bringing expertise in geographic analysis, geospatial data management, and remote sensing, with a focus on Agri-tech. Proficient in ArcGIS, QGIS, Google Earth Engine, ERDAS Imagine, and SQL, I excel at crafting high-definition 2D maps, precise digitization, and georeferencing. With a deep understanding of GIS concepts and remote sensing technologies, including satellite imaging and aerial photography, I deliver insightful, data-driven solutions for innovative projects.

• Introduction To Professional Scientific Communication - NPTEL
• Land use Land cover classification GIS, ERDAS, ArcGIS, ML – Udemy
• Crop yield estimation using remote sensing and GIS ArcGIS – Udemy
• Cartography - Esri
• Geospatial Modeling Driven Urban Hazard and Risk Analysis - Indian Institute of Remote Sensing, Indian Space Research Organization

• Recipient of Gold Medal for Academic Excellence in MA Geography (2023)
• Higher Secondary English Subject Topper, Academic Excellence Award (2016)

Time Series Mapping and Estimation of Rabi Maize and Wheat of Katihar District, Bihar Through Geospatial Technology ( January, 2024- June, 2024)
Crop Acreage Estimation and Crop Monitoring in Katihar District, Bihar

• Utilized 15-days NDVI temporal data to estimate crop acreage for Rabi season maize and wheat in 2023-24.
• Employed unsupervised classification technique to analyze satellite imagery, identifying maize and wheat crop areas.
• Monitored sowing and harvesting patterns to gain insights into agricultural practices and timelines.
• Regularly monitored crop health using remote sensing data to estimate maize yield with the help of GEE and Gretl Software.

Socio-Economic Study of Nehru Colony Ward, Dehradun Nagar Nigam ( December,2022 - July,2023)

Nehru Colony Ward Digitization and ArcGIS Analysis

• Digitized Nehru Colony Ward and created detailed maps for socio-economic analysis.
• Found good socio-economic status but faces environmental and infrastructural challenges.
• Key findings: reduced vegetation, pollution, inadequate waste management, and lack of sewage water treatment. • Water supply is managed by overhead tanks with capacities of 25 lakh Liters, 5 lakh Liters, and 2 lakh Liters, respectively.
• Roads maintained by Lok Nirman Vibha, Public Works Department.
• Highlights the need for improved environmental and infrastructure management for sustainable urban development.