Renuka Thazhathuchattikattu Parameswaran

I am an ambitious MSc Geographical Information System (GIS) student at the University of Aberdeen. Passionate about exploring the world through spatial data, my specialization lies in GIS, where I combine geography, technology, and data analysis. Equipped with advanced knowledge and skills, I excel in collecting, analyzing, and interpreting geographic data, with expertise in remote sensing, spatial analysis, cartography, and database management. Through engaging in hands-on projects and research, I have gained practical experience in manipulating and interpreting geospatial data sets, enabling me to provide valuable insights and make informed decisions. Collaborating with esteemed professors and fellow GIS enthusiasts has fostered a stimulating learning environment, while attending workshops, seminars, and conferences has expanded my network and kept me updated on the latest advancements in the field. With a strong passion for GIS and a desire to contribute to its applications in various domains, I am excited to embark on a rewarding career in the geospatial industry.

With a strong background in GIS and a passion for heritage, I have gained valuable professional experience in both fields. I have applied my GIS skills to various heritage projects, leveraging spatial data analysis and visualization techniques to study and preserve cultural and historical sites. Through my work, I have collaborated with heritage organizations and government agencies, contributing to the development of GIS-based solutions for heritage management and conservation efforts. My experience includes utilizing GIS to analyze and map archaeological sites, cultural landscapes, and historic buildings, helping to document and protect our cultural heritage. This professional experience has allowed me to combine my technical expertise in GIS with my deep appreciation for heritage, making meaningful contributions to the field and fostering a greater understanding and appreciation of our shared pas

I hold a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Geographical Information System (GIS) from the University of Aberdeen.