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Dr Kantamaneni is currently working as a Senior Research Fellow at the Faculty of Science and Technology, University of Central Lancashire (UCLan), United Kingdom. Her research has produced, for the first time, a combined vulnerability assessment based on physical science parameters and economic drivers. Her academic background gives her different perspectives, and she engages with interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary projects such as coastal and water infrastructures, natural disasters, risk assessment and management. Her research focuses mainly on coastal vulnerability, natural disasters, natural hazards, climate change, water infrastructure and GIS mapping, and she has been plenary/keynote and invited speaker at many major international conferences. Dr Kantamaneni has been an evaluator for various coastal and maritime research projects, and is also Principal Investigator and Co-Investigator to a number of international research projects.
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Dr Navneet Kumar is a Senior Researcher in the Ecology and Natural Resources Management Division of the Center for Development Research (ZEF), Germany. His research interests in water and natural resource management & Geoinformatics (Remote sensing & GIS) include water resource management; environmental and climate change; sustainable use of natural resources; new technologies; environmental impact analysis; and agriculture, land use, and climate change. He has performed research over a broad variety of geographies including Germany and Europe, Ethiopia, USA, India, Uzbekistan, Niger among others. He has contributed to numerous international research projects including WESA: Water and Energy Security for Africa, Opportunities for climate change mitigation through afforestation of degraded croplands in Central Asia, and a collaboration Initiation Project between Germany and South Korea: “Hydro-ecological basis and future projections for re- and afforestation efforts under climate change”, along with many other research projects. He is also a Disciplinary Course Coordinator for the ZEF Doctoral Program and has been Guest editor for a Special Issue in Sustainability: Sustainable Innovations in Natural Resources Management Using Earth Observation Data and Geospatial Technologies.