Kamini Sharma

Hi, and welcome to my website.

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I'm Kamini Sharma, a third-year PhD researcher at Delhi Technological University, India, where I build prediction models that try to answer a simple but hard question: how much warning can we actually give people before a hillslope gives way? I hold a master's in Earth Sciences and Geoinformatics, and my research focuses on landslide and debris-flow simulation and forecasting in Wayanad, Kerala - combining satellite imagery, rainfall data, and terrain physics into models that are good enough to be useful in the field, not just on paper.

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I'm advised by Dr. K.C. Tiwari (DGST, DTU) and Dr. Maximillian Van Wyk de Vries, and affiliated with Cambridge's COMHAZ multi-hazard research group at the University of Cambridge, UK.

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Alongside the PhD, I run EarthSpace Labs, a geospatial startup I founded to take that research out of the lab and into tools that district authorities, NGOs and People can use to make real decisions — including DebriMaps, already supporting the HUME Centre's work on the ground in Wayanad.

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I'm also deeply invested in Teaching, science communication and geospatial awareness. I founded AntriX, the Geospatial Society of DTU - India's first student geospatial society - and organised its events, including GeoSpace TechFest and Geospatial for Bharat public awareness campaign, bringing geospatial and space technology to a wider Indian audience.

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You can find more on my research, work, and views in the links below.

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Get in touch: kaaminisharma212@gmail.com