Christopher E. Ndehedehe  Senior Lecturer

Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia

Dr Christopher Ndehedehe is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Environment & Science, Griffith University. Christopher is an expert in remote sensing hydrology and environmental geo-science with a strong international reputation and experience. This is exemplified in pioneering cutting-edge cross-disciplinary research in satellite hydrology and environmental remote sensing that connects climate, freshwater resources, and the environment. He enjoys and embraces inter-disciplinary collaborative research that cuts across climate science, hydrogeology, machine learning, computational geoscience, natural hazards, geomatic engineering, and earth system science. Christopher has published widely in these areas including, a Springer book, 4 book chapters, and more than 60 peer-reviewed articles in leading and high-impact factor (IF) English journals. Some of these journals include, Remote Sensing of the Environment (IF=13.85), Journal of Cleaner Production (IF=11.07), Science of The Total Environment (IF=10.75), Pattern Recognition (IF=8.51), Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems (IF=8.47), Journal of Hydrology (IF=6.71), Ecological Indicators (IF=6.26), Atmospheric Research (IF=5.96), Advances in Water Resources (IF=5.36), Climatic Change (IF=5.17), Global and Planetary Change (IF=4.95), etc. He is a recipient of prestigious international grants and awards, including the 2018 D. B. Johnston Award for Excellence in the Spatial Sciences area. Christopher is a member of the American Geophysical Union (AGU) and has been funded as a keynote speaker in the prestigious AGU Chapman conference. He leads the remote sensing research group within Australian Rivers Institute at Griffith University and has provided leadership on several consultancies and government projects, including those funded by Australian Government and Asian Development Bank. He is also an editorial board member of the journal Resources, Environment and Sustainability.