GeoBiolytics is led by Muhammad Hammad, an experienced young plant ecologist specialising in plant stress ecology: how environmental stresses affect plants and crops, and how vegetation changes across landscapes, studied with GIS and remote sensing.
His research ranges from controlled experiments on environmental stress in crops, such as chromium toxicity in wheat and chickpea, to satellite-based vegetation analysis, such as long-term NDVI dynamics across the Thal Desert. His work is published in Q1 journals including Scientific Reports, Frontiers in Plant Science and PLOS ONE. The figures on this page come from that work. Clients get the same standard: methods that hold up in peer review, and results explained so you can defend them yourself.
Our research integrity commitment. We analyse, map, edit and teach. We do not write theses or papers for submission under someone else's name, and every client keeps full ownership of their data and results.