Can satellites, drones, and AI ensure real-time information flow when networks collapse, helping emergency teams respond faster and deliver relief services during crises?
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I currently work as an Assistant Professor (Selection Grade) at the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun, India, where I am engaged in teaching, academic research, and collaborative work in AI-driven networking and next-generation communication systems. Prior to this, I served as an Adjunct Research Scientist at University College Dublin and as a Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, focusing on AI-driven communication networks, 5G/6G architectures, edge computing, and intelligent resource orchestration across Satellite–Aerial–Ground Integrated Networks (SAGINs). With over a decade of research experience, my work spans service placement, cloud-native design, intelligent transport systems, disaster response, and urban sensing.

I currently work as an Assistant Professor (Selection Grade) at the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies (UPES), Dehradun, India, where I am engaged in teaching, academic research, and collaborative work in AI-driven networking and next-generation communication systems. Prior to this, I served as an Adjunct Research Scientist at University College Dublin and as a Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin, focusing on AI-driven communication networks, 5G/6G architectures, edge computing, and intelligent resource orchestration across Satellite–Aerial–Ground Integrated Networks (SAGINs). With over a decade of research experience, my work spans service placement, cloud-native design, intelligent transport systems, disaster response, and urban sensing.
Can satellites, drones, and AI ensure real-time information flow when networks collapse, helping emergency teams respond faster and deliver relief services during crises?