Postdoctoral Researcher specializing in water resources and remote sensing applications. Current research focuses on multispectral remote sensing for stormwater management and non-native plant species detection.
Ph.D., Civil Engineering | Oklahoma State University (July 2022) |
M.S., Environmental Engineering | Cleveland State University (May 2018) |
B.S., Civil Engineering | Indian Institute of Technology, Bhubaneswar (May 2014) |
[2] Abhiram S.P. Pamula, Walter McDonald. “Assessment of Invasive Plant Stress on Green Urban Stormwater Infrastructure Using Remote Sensing and Machine Learning”, presented at 2024 World Environmental and Water Resources Congress, ASCE - EWRI, Online link:
[3] Abhiram S.P. Pamula, David J. Lampert, Jamey D. Jacob, Mark J. Krzmarzick, “Understanding Harmful Algal Blooms using Unmanned Systems and Water Quality Models,” vol. 2022, pp. H12H-07, Dec. 2022. Online link:
[4] Abhiram S.P. Pamula, David J. Lampert, “Water quality monitoring and modeling using unmanned systems”. 2022 Virtual HAB Symposium, 2022. (January 2022). Click to see the presentation:
[5] Abhiram S.P. Pamula, Muwanika Jdiobe, David J. Lampert, Jamey D. Jacob, and Mark J. Krzmarzick, “Monitoring harmful algal blooms in Marion and Grand Reservoirs using unmanned systems Methods and Results. Conclusions,” Dec. 13, 2021. Click to see Abstract:
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