Executive Board

Ashutosh combines satellite imagery, UAV data and geospatial artificial intelligence to study livestock manure-management systems. He also serves as Vice President of North Campus for SLU’s Graduate Student Association.

Mustafizur Rahaman is a PhD student in Geoanalytics whose research uses satellite and airborne remote sensing to map forest structure and monitor habitat change over time. He integrates field inventory data with machine learning to develop reliable, landscape-scale assessments of forest conditions and change.

As Secretary of GSSA, Mustafizur maintains the organization’s membership roster, attendance records, meeting minutes, and organizational archive

The Vice President of Finance prepares GSSA’s budget, maintains financial records, and provides a financial summary to members each semester. Joey’s research focuses on using Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) and LiDAR to measure and analyze precise elevation changes to the Earth’s surface over time. Integrating these remote sensing technologies improves the detection and monitoring of these changes across built and natural environments

Ashley uses GIS to study landscapes affected by wildfire, drawing on her background in geology and environmental ecology. A graduate student at SLU and cum laude graduate in Environmental Sustainability, she brings the entrepreneurial skills from owning her own business to her role as GSSA’s Vice President of Communications. As VP of Communications, she manages GSSA’s announcements, social media, newsletter, and website, and coordinates outreach to students, academic units, and the St. Louis geospatial community.