Riya More

I’m a geologist with a Master’s in Geology and a strong interest in geospatial data, ESG, and climate analytics. My academic research focused on morphometric analysis, hydrology, and LULC mapping, where I applied GIS, remote sensing, SQL, and Python (pandas, geopandas, matplotlib) to analyze terrain, detect anomalies, and monitor environmental change. Skilled in tools like ArcGIS, QGIS, and SNAP, I enjoy working with complex datasets cleaning, validating, and visualizing them to generate actionable insights.
Beyond research, I’ve also managed sales operations and SAP systems, which strengthened my communication, data-driven problem-solving, and cross-functional collaboration skills.
 

As a Customer Service Executive at Clearsynth from May 2022 to December 2022, I successfully managed ongoing sales projects in the absence of the team, ensuring uninterrupted business operations. I conducted market research on competitors and contributed to refining client strategies, which enhanced client satisfaction and retention. By maintaining strong customer relationships and effectively following up on leads, I consistently surpassed sales targets. Additionally, I utilized SAP for order processing, client data management, and sales reporting, streamlining workflows and improving overall accuracy.

The Master’s program focused on critical thinking and applied geoscience through assignments, exams, lab work, presentations, and fieldwork in Nagpur. We visited mines and performed structural measurements, lithological correlations, and basic groundwater analysis.

As part of the program, I completed two dissertations:

1. Morphometric Analysis of the Amba River Basin – Analyzed a 7th-order river basin using topographic maps and GIS. Calculated morphometric parameters and interpreted stream azimuths and lineament patterns to assess structural control on drainage evolution.

2. Assessment of Variation in Land use and Land cover Changes of Amba river Basin, India – Used remote sensing and GIS tools to map and analyze land use changes and assess environmental impacts. make it short