I am a Geoinformatics student at JNTUH with a background in Civil Engineering. I focus on building Open-Source Geospatial (FOSS4G) solutions. My work involves using open-source stacks to solve real-world problems in urban planning and agriculture.

Key Projects:

• HydroHarvest AI: An open-source tool I developed to calculate rooftop rainwater harvesting potential using Python.

• JNTUH Digital Twin: A 3D visualization project built with CesiumJS to simulate urban flood dynamics and improve infrastructure resilience.

Open-source software I love the most:

• QGIS & PostGIS: For robust spatial data analysis and management.

• Google Earth Engine: For large-scale planetary data processing.

• CesiumJS: For creating immersive 3D geospatial web applications.

• GeoPandas & Rasterio: My go-to Python libraries for spatial hacking.

How I keep myself updated: I actively follow FOSS community discussions, explore GitHub repositories for new GeoAI implementations, and participate in hackathons like Kaggle's "Pulse Quest." I’m also preparing for the GATE 2026 exam to deepen my technical expertise in Geoinformatics.

My Goal in FOSS United: I want to contribute to the Indian FOSS ecosystem by developing geospatial plugins and collaborating on projects that use spatial data for social good, especially in AgriTech and Climate Resilience.