Dr. Christopher Ndehedehe is a senior lecturer at Griffith University. Dr. Ndehedehe is a recipient of prestigious international grants and awards, including the 2018 D. B. Johnston Award for Excellence in spatial sciences. His research interests include applying optical and satellite geodetic systems in monitoring environmental change, surface water hydrology, machine learning applications in hydrology, land cover/land use change, freshwater ecosystems, and characterizing extreme events (droughts and floods) on regional and global scales. His expertise cuts across hydro-geodesy, spatial sciences, and multidisciplinary aspects of the remote sensing of the environment, including climate change impacts on terrestrial hydrology and freshwater ecosystems. Dr. Ndehedehe has experience in the quantitative aspects of water resources and the aforementioned fields, having published more than 55 peer-reviewed articles in leading, high-ranking, and high-impact factor (IF) English journals including Remote Sensing of the Environment (IF = 10.164), Journal of Cleaner Production (9.297), Science of The Total Environment(7.963), Pattern Recognition (7.74), Journal of Advances in Modeling Earth Systems (6.66), Journal of Hydrology (5.722), Atmospheric Research (5.369), Global and Planetary Change (5.114), Ecological Indicators (4.958), Climatic Change (4.743), Advances in Water Resources(4.51), etc.