Victor Kipkirui Korir

-Implemented data science techniques, including machine learning, to explore the correlation between climate, conflict, and human security. - Supported backend spatial analysis for the Climate Security Observatory(CSO). - Engaged in collaborative efforts with government ministries and regional blocs to influence the development of both national and regional policies. - Actively participated in fundraising endeavors by assisting in the preparation of grant proposals and concept notes.

Conducted research and wrote a master thesis on land suitability analysis for placement of hydrogen Infrastructure using a multi-criteria decision making(MCDM) approach using a case study of ECOWAS nations in West Africa.

- Researching, collecting, and structuring information, summaries, and materials on Copernicus and its different components (datasets, services) - Building a Network of contacts including (potential) Copernicus users from different types of user groups in African countries. - Assessing User requirements regarding Copernicus through interviews, surveys, and exchange at organized events such as UN-Spider Expert Meetings. - Developing training materials aspects of Copernicus applications for African users.

Major: geoinformation systems and Spatial development. Thesis title ' Land Suitability analysis for placement of Hydrogen energy infrastructure; a MCDCM approach'. Grade; Excellent(1.4)

Major: GIS and Remote Sensing. Thesis: Use of GIS and Remote Sensing to monitor and forecast armyworm infestation in maize plantations, case study: Trans nzoia, Kenya. Grade: Second Class Honours Upper Division.