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Zarrin Tasneem

GIS | LiDAR | Earth Observation
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ABOUT ME

Zarrin has received her Bachelors of Environmental Studies degree in Honours Geomatics from the University of Waterloo where she has learned various course related to geospatial analysis. Her experience with Teledyne Optech and Hexagon Geosystems gave her the opportunity to apply her knowledge of geospatial analysis in the real world of application. As a true professional, she is capable of applying her knowledge and skills towards the various areas of geospatial analysis.

Relevant Projects:

Flood Risk and Susceptibility for Town Morris in Manitoba

Used SQL and ArcGIS to build a database and Geodatabase of the acquired data, and performed operations to acquire the appropriate information.

Used various tools and analysis approaches such as the multi-criteria analysis and hydrologic model for creation of a 3D model of the flood risk

Digitized images using various tools in ArcGIS in order to outline the solution on the map

Provided suggestions on how to reduce flood risk in the Town of Morris in Manitoba

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​Sea Ice Analysis and Polar Bear Vulnerability

Used the ENVI software to classify the different sea ice types to better visualize the sea ice types

Used ENVI and another remote sensing software to determine the breakup and freeze up times and to classify the sea ice based on the breakup and freeze up times

Analyzed the reduction in sea ice for the evaluation of increasing polar bear vulnerability.

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Spatial analysis is one of the most powerful approaches for understanding patterns and relationships within both natural and human-built environments. By analyzing spatial data, complex systems and processes can be visualized, quantified, and interpreted to support informed decision-making and scientific discovery.

Software Expertise:
ESRI ArcGIS
QGIS
Global Mapper
Python / GDAL

My primary GIS expertise focuses on raster analysis, particularly for feature classification, extraction, and vectorization using multispectral and hyperspectral imagery. I develop workflows that integrate geospatial data processing with advanced analytical techniques to extract meaningful information from remote sensing datasets.

Remote sensing provides a powerful framework for observing and understanding the Earth’s surface by capturing information across multiple spectral and spatial scales. By analyzing data collected from airborne and satellite sensors, it becomes possible to monitor environmental processes, detect change over time, and extract meaningful patterns from large and complex geospatial datasets.

I began working in remote sensing well before LiDAR became widely adopted, developing early experience in processing and analyzing remotely sensed imagery for environmental and geospatial applications. This background provided a strong foundation in interpreting spectral information and building analytical workflows for large-scale Earth observation data.

My expertise includes working with multispectral, hyperspectral, and satellite imagery for feature detection, land cover classification, environmental monitoring, and spatial analysis, combining remote sensing techniques with GIS and data science tools to derive actionable insights from Earth observation data.

Programming plays a central role in modern geospatial and data-driven research, enabling the automation of complex workflows, large-scale data processing, and the development of analytical tools for spatial and environmental analysis. Through programming, large and heterogeneous datasets can be efficiently processed, analyzed, and transformed into meaningful insights.

My programming experience focuses on building data processing pipelines, geospatial analysis tools, and machine learning workflows for environmental and spatial data. I regularly use programming to automate geospatial tasks, integrate diverse datasets, and develop reproducible analytical frameworks for research and applied projects.

Programming Languages and Tools:
Python
R
SQL
MATLAB

Java Script
GDAL / Rasterio / Geospatial Python libraries

I primarily apply programming to geospatial data processing, remote sensing analysis, spatial statistics, machine learning, and large-scale data analytics, enabling efficient analysis of complex Earth observation and environmental datasets.

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Contact #: 519-897-0126

Email: z2tasnee@uwaterloo.ca

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