My interest in water resources engineering began with a simple question: how does rainfall translate into real-world flood risk?
To explore this, I started collecting and analyzing local weather data, focusing on rainfall patterns and their potential impact on drainage and infrastructure systems. Through this work, I aim to better understand how engineers design systems to manage water effectively and reduce the risk of flooding.
This page documents my ongoing exploration of rainfall data, stormwater management, and the role of engineering in building more resilient environments.