Muhammad Tauhidur Rahman

Ph.D. - Geography
The University of Oklahoma - 2010

M.S. - Geography
Texas State University - San Marcos - 2004

B.A. with Departmental Honors - Geography
The University of Texas at Austin - 2002

Synergistic Integration of Sentinel-1 Synthetic Aperture Radar and Sentinel-2 Optical Data for Wildfire Characterization in Transitional Eco-regions: A Case Study of the 2022 Eastland Complex Fire 2026 - Other

Integrating SAR remote sensing and machine learning for comprehensive flood risk assessment in Kogi state, Nigeria 2026 - Journal Article

Integrating SAR Remote Sensing and Machine Learning for Comprehensive Flood Risk Assessment in Kogi State, Nigeria 2026 - Journal Article

Illuminating the invisible: unveiling multiscale environmental impacts of ultraviolet irradiance utilizing advanced statistical analysis in arid climate 2025 - Journal Article

Mapping groundwater potential zone by robust machine learning algorithms & remote sensing techniques in agriculture dominated area, Bangladesh 2025 - Journal Article

Examining the effect of apartment attributes on their sale prices in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2024 - Journal Article

Letter to Editor regarding “Validation and calibration of aerosol optical depth and classification of aerosol types based on multi-source data over China” by Wang et al. (2023) 2024 - Journal Article

A comprehensive review of navigating urbanization induced climate change complexities for sustainable groundwater resources management in the Indian subcontinent 2024 - Journal Article

Associate Professor of Geospatial Information Sciences and Sustainability
The University of Texas at Dallas [2025–Present]

Associate Professor of Instruction, Geospatial Information Sciences
The University of Texas at Dallas [2023–2025]

Associate Professor, Department of Architecture and City Design
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia [2020–2023]

Adjunct Faculty
Heilongjiang Institute of Technology, China [2022–2023]

Assistant Professor of Instruction, Geography and the Environment
The University of Texas at Austin [2020–2021]

Assistant Professor, Department of Architecture and City Design
King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia [2010–2019]

Dissertation Committee Member

Ahmed, Md. Nakir, Crop identification using deep-learning models with Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Data, In-Progress.

Chowdhury, Shivani, Effects of Ambient and Household Air Pollution on Mental Health in India, (2025).

Chowdhury, Yeamin Faria, Mammalian Dynamics in Guyana's Tropical Forests: An Exploration of the Mammalian Community Across Various Habitats in the Rainforests of Guyana Using Camera Trap Data, (2025).

Drouillard, Matthew, Remote Sensing of Multiple-Use Resource Palms and Spatial Utilization Patterns by the Makushi People of the North Rupununi, Guyana, (2024).

Dohyo, Jeong, Spatiotemporal Mismatch of Emergency Medical Resources in Nigeria, South Korea, and the United States, (2025).

Lyu, Haitao, A Novel Methodology for Wild Deer Survey from UAV Thermal Imagery Using Enhanced Faster R-CNN based on ResNets and FPN, (2024). 

UT Dallas Virtual Exchange Newsletter (Issue 8)

Special Issue Guest Editor

I)   UAV Remote Sensing of Cyber-Physical Systems, Remote Sensing

II)  Sustainable Urban Development Through Smart City Design and Planning, Frontiers in Sustainable Resource Management

III)  Remote Sensing, Geophysics, and GIS, Sensors

IV)  Application of Geospatial Information Systems and Technologies in Water Resources Management, Water

Associate Editor

Spatial Information Research

Topical Advisory Panel Member

Urban Science

Water

Editorial/Scientific Board Member

I)   Revue Internationale de Géomatique (RIG)
II)  International Journal of Disaster Response and Emergency Management
III) Journal of Settlements and Spatial Planning

Re-designing the Community: Walkability as the Prime Determinant of Sustainability. A GIS Application in Doha and Dana Districts of Dhahran.

$30,816 - KFUPM Deanship of Scientific Research [2011/09–2013/03]

Making Riyadh Resilient to Future Floods: A Geospatial Approach to Reduce Vulnerability.

$251,740 - King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology [2011/09–2013/09]

Temperature Change and Urban Expansion in Riyadh: A Geospatial Approach to Assess Urban Heat Islands.

$522,192 - King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology [2013/09–2015/09]

Selecting Dam Locations for Maximizing Rainwater Harvesting in Saudi Arabia.

$187,264 - KFUPM Deanship of Scientific Research [2013/09–2015/09]

Comprehensive Analysis of Building Stock Energy Consumption Pattern.

$1,982,454 - King Abdullah Center for Atomic and Renewable Energy [2015/09–2017/09]